Four steps from fake to gone.
Built so your brand protection team spends less time filing abuse forms and more time on the threats that matter. The same four steps run whether you send us the link or monitoring finds it first.
The case opens
Paste a URL, username, app listing, or social profile. Submit via the dashboard, email, or API, whichever fits your workflow. Monitoring can also open the case for you: anything it finds on your watched surfaces enters here once a person has verified it.
- Dashboard form with URL, category, and notes
- API endpoint for programmatic submission
- Bulk CSV upload for high-volume operators
- Opened for you by monitoring, with evidence attached
Upload the evidence
Every platform has its own requirements. We tell you exactly what's needed (trademark certificates, company registration, authorization letters) and reuse documents across future cases.
- Per-platform document checklist
- Reusable document vault
- Auto-fill DMCA and trademark forms
We file, escalate, verify
Our takedown team files with the right registrar, host, or platform. If the first filing doesn't stick, we escalate through established relationships and abuse channels.
- Dedicated case owner per takedown
- Multi-stage escalation for stubborn hosts
- Verification once the content is actually offline
Counted, logged, billed
A takedown only counts toward your plan once we verify the content is removed. Dashboard shows every action, every email, every result.
- Audit log of all filings and responses
- Per-case proof-of-removal
- Only successful takedowns count against your plan
Built for teams with or without a detection stack
Real-time status
Dashboard updates, email alerts, and webhook events keep your team in the loop without chasing.
Evidence that sticks
We know what registrars, hosts, and platforms expect. Less back-and-forth, faster removals.
API-first
Integrate with your detection pipeline so newly discovered fakes flow straight into takedown queues.
Transparent outcomes
If a case can't be won, you'll know why, and we'll suggest alternatives like search deindexing or legal escalation.