How it works
Software finds it. People decide. Platforms remove it.
Automation gives us reach across millions of posts and pages. Analysts make sure every notice is correct. That combination is what gets content removed and keeps your reports credible with the platforms.
- Step 1
Detect
Automated scans of social networks, video sites, messengers, marketplaces and search, tuned to your names, logos, faces and content.
- Brand names, misspellings and transliterations
- Logos and visual marks
- Faces of executives and presenters
- Video and audio fingerprints of your content
- Step 2
Verify
An analyst checks every hit against your rights and licences, so partners and fan pages are left alone and nothing is filed by mistake.
- Checked against your licences and partner list
- Fan and review content left alone
- Severity set by risk to customers
- Nothing filed without a clear legal basis
- Step 3
Enforce
We file the right notice for each platform: copyright, trademark, impersonation or fraud, and escalate when the first report is ignored.
- Copyright and DMCA notices
- Trademark and brand policy complaints
- Impersonation and fraud reports
- Escalation to hosts, registrars and payment providers
- Step 4
Report
The case closes with evidence attached. You get a monthly report and an alert the moment something urgent appears.
- Evidence archived for every case
- Monthly report by platform and type
- Instant alerts for urgent cases
- Exports for legal teams and courts
Priorities
Urgent cases jump the queue.
Every case gets a severity level. Anything that puts your customers’ money or data at risk is handled first.
Phishing site, fake support collecting payments, live stream piracy
Handled immediately, escalated the same day
Impersonating account with followers, scam ads, clone apps
Filed within hours of detection
Re-uploads, copied photos, counterfeit listings
Filed in the daily enforcement batch
Getting started
Protected in under two weeks.
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Day 1: Authorisation
You sign a letter that lets us act as your agent, and share your trademarks, official accounts and licences.
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Days 2–5: Baseline sweep
We map every existing infringement across the platforms in scope and agree what to remove first.
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Week 2: Enforcement starts
Bulk removal of the backlog begins, and continuous monitoring switches on for new cases.
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Monthly: Review
You get the report and a call with your case manager to adjust scope, priorities and new risks.
Common questions
Which platforms do you cover?
Instagram, Facebook, Threads, WhatsApp, YouTube, TikTok, X, Telegram, VK, Twitch, Kick, Discord, Reddit, app stores, marketplaces, search engines and independent websites. If your content shows up somewhere we haven’t listed, tell us and we’ll add it to your monitoring.
Do I need registered trademarks or copyrights?
Copyright exists from the moment content is created, so registration is not required for most takedowns. Trademark complaints are stronger with a registration. We review your documents during onboarding and tell you which claims we can file on day one.
How fast are infringements removed?
It depends on the platform and the type of claim. Impersonation and copyright reports on the large networks are often resolved within hours to a few days. Live stream piracy is handled in real time during the broadcast. We report the actual time for every case.
Who files the notices?
We do, as your authorised agent. You sign one authorisation at the start and approve the scope. Nothing outside that scope is filed without asking you first.
Can you protect people as well as brands?
Yes. We remove fake profiles of executives, staff, presenters and creators, including deepfake videos used in investment scams.
Do you work outside the United States?
Yes. Our clients include broadcasters and banks in Kyrgyzstan, and we enforce on global platforms wherever your audience is. Notices are filed under the law that gives you the strongest claim.
Tell us what to protect.
Send us your brand names, channels and the platforms that worry you. Within two business days you get a free audit of what is already out there, with examples and a removal plan.