Content theft scanner · United States
Find who copied
your website.
Paste your address. We find the pages using your words and photos, check every one on the live page, and file the takedown as your agent if you want it gone.
- Free, no account
- You approve every page
- $95–$295 per page, only if it comes down
Your page
Stoneware
Speckled stoneware cup
Thrown on the wheel in our Asheville studio and fired twice, so each cup carries its own speckle and no two on your shelf will ever quite match.
Same image · croppedshop-ceramica.example/cups
Possible match
…handmade in small batches and fired twice, so each cup carries its own speckle and no two on your shelf will ever quite match.
Stoneware Cup, Handmade
marketplace.example
What copying looks like
Copied word for word.
Product descriptions, service pages, guides. The strongest case there is, because the proof is the sentence itself.
Notice to the host
Your page
Each tote is cut from undyed cotton canvas and stitched with a doubled seam at the handle, so it carries a full grocery run without stretching. Wash cold and it softens with every year of use.
Found on
Our best seller. Each tote is cut from undyed cotton canvas and stitched with a doubled seam at the handle, so it carries a full grocery run without stretching.
Lifted with the photos.
Your product shots on their page, often cropped or recoloured so a quick look misses them.
Notice to the host
Your product photos
Found on
GLOW™Facial oil
Buy nowCloned page by page.
Layout, copy and images lifted together. Usually filed as one batch against one host.
One batch, one host
fernwood.example · 6 pages
Made slowly, by hand.
fernwood-shop.example · 6 pages
Made slowly, by hand.Relisted by a seller.
Your listing copy and photos on a marketplace. These go through the platform’s own copyright process, not a host.
The platform’s own process
Your listing
Stoneware mug, matte white
A wide, low mug with a thumb rest, glazed only where your lips go.
Marketplace listing
White Ceramic Mug Matte Thumb Rest Handmade
A wide, low mug with a thumb rest, glazed only where your lips go.
Free scanner · no account
We read your site the way a copier does.
We take the sentences only you would have written, search for them word for word, then open every page that comes back to make sure they are really there.
Reads your own pages first and sets aside anything repeated across them. Your template is not your writing.
Searches for your exact sentences and for the places your photographs appear.
Opens every result again and drops anything no longer on the live page before you see it.
- $ scan fernwood.example
- › reading your pages14 read
- › setting aside text repeated across your pagestemplate
- › searching the web for your sentences36/36
- › opening every result to check the words are there
- ✓ stoneware-deals.example3 sentences
- ✕ old-cache.examplenot on live page · dropped
- ✓ shop-ceramica.example1 image
- › done · 2 possible matches · review before filing
Where a notice goes
Whoever copied you is rarely who can take it down.
A host, a registrar, a search engine or a marketplace can. We work out which one answers for each page, and send the notice to the address the law says counts.
- Page
- stoneware-deals.example/cups
- Resolves to
- 203.0.113.24
- Network
- A hosting provider, US
- In front of it
- Nothing. Direct to host
- Designated agent
- On the Copyright Office list
Who hosts this page?
Every filing starts here. The answer decides where the notice goes, and it changes, so it is looked up again each time.
Try the free lookupWhoever answers for it
Not every page goes to the same place. Some need two notices: one to take it off the site, one to take it out of search.
A proxy is one more hop, not a dead end
When a site hides behind a proxy, the complaint is forwarded and the real host named. We follow it through to the host rather than stopping at the proxy.
Rather do it yourself?
Everything above is something you can do without us. The lookup and the notice builder are free and send nothing anywhere. What we add is doing it for you, chasing it, and signing as your agent.
Open the notice builderAnywhere a search engine can see
Copied anywhere.
Checked the same way.
A copy can sit on a server on the far side of the world. Every match is held to the same test before you see it, and every removal is checked again after it happens.
The notice
Six parts. Every notice. No exceptions.
A notice missing any one of them does not legally put the host on notice. Ours cannot be produced incomplete. The system refuses.
- 1
The work that was copied§ 512(c)(3)(A)(ii)
Your page, by its address, and exactly what on it is yours.
- 2
Where the copy is§ 512(c)(3)(A)(iii)
The address of every page using it, precise enough that the host can find it without writing back.
- 3
How to reach us§ 512(c)(3)(A)(iv)
Contact details for the rights holder, or for us as their authorised agent.
- 4
A statement of good faith§ 512(c)(3)(A)(v)
That the use is not authorised by the owner, its agent, or the law. Fair use is considered before this is signed.
- 5
Accuracy, under penalty of perjury§ 512(c)(3)(A)(vi)
That the notice is accurate and that whoever signs it is authorised to act for the owner.
- 6
A signature§ 512(c)(3)(A)(i)
Physical or electronic, from someone authorised to act. Signed as your agent, the exposure is ours.
Notice of claimed infringement
To: Designated agent, hosting provider
Re: 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3)
1Original work
Product description and photographs at fernwood.example/shop/speckled-cup
2Infringing material
stoneware-deals.example/cups/speckled, second paragraph and first image
3Contact
TakedownCase, authorised agent for the rights holder · address · email · telephone
4Good faith
“I have a good faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.”
5Accuracy and authority
“The information in this notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, I am authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.”
6Signature
/s/ Authorised agent
Illustration · statutory wording, example addresses
Your case
Every step, on the record.
Each stage lands in your portal the day it happens, with the message, the file and what comes next. Bad news reaches you the same day it reaches us.
Case · 1 page · text and image
stoneware-deals.example
Thread
Invoice raised at the agreed price
Voided if it comes back on a counter-notice
Priced before filing
The number is frozen when it is quoted. It cannot move afterwards, including by us.
Invoiced after we see it gone
We load the live page ourselves. Only then is an invoice raised.
Re-checked on day 7 and day 30
If it comes back on a counter-notice, the invoice is voided or refunded.
What it costs
You pay when the page comes down. Not before.
The risk sits with the people doing the work. If a host ignores the notice or the copy comes back, there is nothing to pay.
No account and no card. You see every match before you tell us anything.
Intake, the ownership check and the price quote cost nothing.
A case we decline, a notice the host ignores, content that returns on appeal.
$95–$295
Per page, set by what the filing involves, and agreed before anything is sent. 3 or more pages on one case take 15% off. If it comes back on a counter-notice the invoice is voided, and if you had paid, we refund it without being asked.
See full pricing- I$95
Text copied word for word
One page, on a host that answers notices.
- II$125
Your image used on their page
One page, on a host that answers notices.
- III$175
Several pages cloned
One host, filed together as one batch.
- IV$225
Ownership has to be assembled
No registration, or the work is undated.
- V$295
Filed through several channels
The site, its host, the registrar and Google.
Said before you pay
What nobody can promise you.
These are true of every takedown service, ours included. We would rather you heard them from us, before you pay anything.
Not copyright, so we turn it down
- Trademark or brand names
- Bad reviews
- Facts, prices and titles
- Commentary and parody
- Work you never owned
- 01
We cannot promise a removal.
Hosts, platforms and search engines decide, not us.
- 02
We do not promise a date.
Nobody in this business can, and the ones who do are guessing.
- 03
The other side can file a counter-notice.
If they do, the content can come back in 10 to 14 business days unless you take them to court.
- 04
Taking a page out of Google Search does not delete it from the website it is on.
Those are two separate notices.
Free tools
Do it yourself, free. We mean it.
No account, no card, nothing held back until you hand over an email. If you would rather file on your own, these are the tools we use.
…fired twice, so each cup carries its own speckle…
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6 of 6 parts
Questions
Asked plainly. Answered the same way.
Not here? Ask. The assistant answers only from this site’s pages and shows you which ones it used.
What does it cost?
Between $95 and $295 per page, depending on what has to be done, and you are told the exact number before anything is filed. You pay only if that page actually comes down. The free scan, opening a case, a case we decline, a notice the host ignores, and content that comes back on appeal all cost nothing.
Can you guarantee the page will be removed?
No, and nobody honestly can. Hosts, platforms and search engines make that decision, not us. What we can promise is that you are not billed when they say no. That is the only guarantee worth anything in this category.
How long does it take?
We do not give a date, because we do not control the host. Some act within a day, some take weeks, some never answer. Anyone quoting you a turnaround time is guessing. You will see every stage change in your portal on the day it happens.
Is the scan really free, and do you keep my data?
Really free, and no account is needed. We store the scan for 14 days so you can come back to the results, then it is deleted. We do not sell data and we do not email you unless you open a case.
What if the scanner shows a page that is actually mine?
Untick it. You tell us which sites you own during intake and we exclude them. Nothing is filed against anything you have not personally approved, page by page.
Can the other side find out who I am?
Yes, and you should decide knowing that. A notice carries the rights holder's name and address, because the statute requires it. Hosts commonly forward the notice to the site operator. Google publishes the requester name, the rights-holder name and the reported URLs to the Lumen database; contact details are withheld there. We tell you this before you authorise anything, not after.
What happens if they file a counter-notice?
The host must restore the content in 10 to 14 business days unless you start a court case. We tell you the day it arrives, your invoice is voided, and if you had paid we refund it. Whether to go further is a decision for a lawyer, not for us.
Do I need to have registered my copyright?
Not to send a notice. Copyright exists the moment you write or photograph something. Registration matters if you ever want statutory damages in court, and it changes how we assemble the ownership evidence, which is why that case is priced one rung higher.
Are you a law firm?
No. We act as your authorised agent on your instructions, for work you own, and we file notices. We do not give legal advice. If a matter needs a lawyer, we will say so plainly rather than take the case.
Why would I not just do this myself?
You can, and we publish the tools to do it: the scanner, the host lookup and the notice generator are all free with no account. What you are paying for is finding the right designated agent, assembling the ownership evidence, writing a notice that cannot be dismissed on a technicality, chasing the host, and carrying the § 512(f) exposure of signing it.
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