Your work is being used without permission –and you want to stop it.
Copyright infringement is common
Pirate sites steal content every day. But you can fight back – the law is on your side.
DMCA protects you
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act gives you the right to have your work removed from infringing sites.
You need a proper notice
A legally compliant DMCA notice is more likely to get a response. We'll help you write one.
You need to know where to send it
Sending your notice to the right contact is essential. We'll show you exactly where to send it.
What you get
Everything you need to protect your copyright.
DMCA notice
Ready‑to‑send takedown notice for the host or search engine – legally compliant and professional.
Your rights overview
What the DMCA says about copyright protection – and how to enforce your rights.
Evidence guide
What to gather to prove your ownership – publication dates, original files, and more.
Submission instructions
How to send your notice to the right place – including DMCA contact directories.
How it works
From stolen work to taken down in 2 minutes.
1
Answer 5 quick questions
Content type, infringing URL, original work, copyright holder, and special concerns.
~2 minutes
2
AI builds your custom notice
You get a complete HTML document with DMCA notice, rights overview, and submission instructions.
~30 seconds
3
Take down the infringement
Send the notice – get your work removed from pirate sites.
You decide
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complete DMCA notice
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days to respond
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DMCA notice
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evidence types
Questions
Everything you need to know.
What is the DMCA?
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is a federal law that protects your work online. It gives you the right to send a takedown notice to any website or search engine that is using your work without permission.
What happens after I send a DMCA notice?
The host or search engine is legally required to respond within 30 days. They must remove the infringing content or risk losing their safe harbor protection. We'll guide you through the process.
Do I need to register my copyright?
No – you have copyright protection from the moment you create your work. However, registration makes it easier to prove ownership. We'll help you with the evidence you need.
What if the infringing content is in another country?
The DMCA primarily applies to sites hosted in the US. If the site is outside the US, we'll provide alternative options. We'll help you determine the best approach.
What if the site doesn't respond?
If they don't respond, you can escalate – file a complaint with the US Copyright Office, contact their hosting provider, or pursue other legal options. The guide includes these steps.
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