We built our entire workflow around one outcome: the content comes down. Here's exactly how a case moves from your inbox to closed — and what we do when the other side stays silent.
Disciplined, evidence-first, and persistent. Scroll to watch a case progress.
Send the original work (or proof of your rights) and the infringing URLs to team@team.dmca.law. No clunky forms — a short message is enough. For volume, share a list and we'll handle the rest.
We verify that the work is yours and assemble a clean evidentiary record — captures, timestamps and a precise description of the infringement — so the notice is fully compliant and difficult to dispute.
The single biggest reason notices fail is reaching the wrong party. We map the full stack — uploader, platform, web host, CDN, and domain registrar — and pinpoint the designated agent with the power to act.
A correctly formed DMCA §512(c) notice — or the equivalent European copyright takedown — goes to the right recipient through the right channel, with every statutory element in place.
This is where ordinary services stop. We don't. We follow up on a schedule, push for acknowledgement, and keep the pressure on until the recipient acts. Silence is not an acceptable outcome.
No response? We climb the escalation ladder below. Once removed, we confirm the content is actually offline and close the case. You're billed only at this point.
success rate — including notices that failed before they reached us.
A notice that gets ignored isn't the end — it's usually a sign it went to the wrong place, lacked the right evidence, or was never followed up.
Bring us the cases that bounced, stalled, or got a flat "no." We start over the right way: confirm the rights, identify who actually controls the content, and apply pressure at every level until it comes down. Persistence is the product.
Send us a stuck caseIf the first notice doesn't do it, we don't shrug — we climb. Each rung adds pressure through a different lever until the content is removed.
We go over the uploader's head to the company physically serving the files — and the CDN in front of it.
When a host stalls, the registrar that controls the domain becomes the next point of leverage.
We get the infringing URLs removed from Google and other search results so they stop being discoverable.
If the other side files a counter-notice, we manage the entire process and response on your behalf.
Formal demand letters that raise the stakes for repeat and willful infringers.
When a matter needs the courts, we coordinate with independent legal partners to take it forward.
Escalation through every channel is included in our standard per-takedown service — there's no upcharge for refusing to give up.
Submitting a case takes minutes. The more you can share, the faster we move.
The file, a link to it, or evidence that the copyright is yours (registration, publication date, source files).
Direct links to where your work is being used without permission. One link or a whole list — both are fine.
If you've tried to take it down before, tell us what happened — it helps us pick the fastest route.
One-off removal, a bulk campaign, or ongoing monitoring — tell us the outcome you want and we'll scope it.
Start with a free demo takedown, or send over a case that's been giving you trouble. Either way, you'll see exactly how we operate.
You pay only once the content is actually removed.