YouTube takedowns

Your video, someone else's channel.
Removed, with a strike on record.

Re-uploads, ripped Shorts, compilation channels monetizing your catalog. We file through YouTube's copyright webform with the ownership evidence reviewers check first, and every removal lands as a strike on the channel that took your work.

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One case = one channel or compilation cluster, 1–50 URLs by package. Every step timestamped in your dashboard.

Strikes to terminate a channel

48h

Typical review window

$49

Cases from

URLs on the largest case

What we remove from YouTube

The theft patterns we see every week

Re-uploaded videos

Your videos downloaded and reposted by other channels, clipped, re-titled, sometimes re-rendered to dodge matching. We file with your original upload as the anchor.

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Shorts built on your footage

Your long-form work chopped into Shorts by clip channels. Shorts are videos under the same copyright machinery, and the same strike system applies.

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Compilation & reaction farms

Channels stitching your catalog into monetized compilations. One case covers the channel's stolen cluster, and strikes make the channel itself the liability.

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Music in other people's videos

Your track under a stranger's upload. Audio-first filings through the same copyright webform, with your release evidence doing the talking.

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How YouTube actually processes copyright

Three strikes is not a slogan

YouTube's copyright strike system is the strongest deterrent in social video: three valid strikes and the channel is terminated. That makes a properly filed complaint a different weapon from a comment or a message. We file through the copyright webform with a statutorily complete notice, so each removal is both the content gone and a mark against the channel's record.

Filed through YouTube's copyright webform, the channel with removal power
Ownership anchored to your original upload or first-publication page
Strikes recorded per channel, three ends it
Content ID strategy guidance for catalogs that qualify

The channels we work

The statutory DMCA route for videos and Shorts. Official form: youtube.com/copyright_complaint_form

Every valid removal is a strike; three strikes terminate the channel. Repeat reposters do not survive consistent enforcement.

Counter-notifications

If the uploader disputes, the 10–14 business-day window opens. We brief you on the odds and handle the response if it comes.

What happens after you start

Four steps, then it is our problem

1
You paste the links
The YouTube video or Shorts URLs using your content, plus a link to your original. One case covers one channel or compilation cluster, up to 50 URLs on the largest package.
2
We build the ownership file
Your original upload's timestamp, source files, publication history. YouTube's reviewers compare first-publication evidence, so we put yours front and center.
3
The complaint goes through the copyright webformall channels
Statutorily complete, field by field, with the strike recorded against the channel and escalation ready if review drags.
4
We track it to removal
Status per URL in your dashboard, follow-ups on slow reviews, and the counter-notification response if the channel fights back. Every step timestamped.

What it costs

Flat per case, strikes included

One case covers one original asset against one channel or compilation cluster on YouTube. The level sets how many video URLs it covers: 1–9, 10–25 or 26–50.