Verified Identity
Full legal name, postal address, phone and email. Optionally, label or publisher name and registration number.
Submit a §512(c) takedown for music, video, artwork or composition in minutes. A real legal coordinator reviews every notice within 24 hours and dispatches it to the host platform’s designated abuse desk on your behalf — encrypted, tracked and free for valid claims.
Having these prepared keeps your notice clean and gets it actioned faster — incomplete notices add days, not minutes.
Full legal name, postal address, phone and email. Optionally, label or publisher name and registration number.
Public http/https links to every infringing upload — one URL per line. Up to 60 URLs per notice.
ISRC, UPC, official Spotify/Apple/YouTube release links, distribution dashboard or DSP catalog reference.
Copyright certificate, label authorization letter, distribution receipt, split sheet or signed contract (PDF/DOCX/JPG/PNG).
Mark whether the claim covers audio recording, video, cover artwork, composition or multiple categories.
A concise but specific narrative (15–4000 chars) explaining the infringement and why the use is unauthorized.
Predictable workflow with email updates at every stage and a permanent reference ID for your records.
Fill the secure form with infringing URLs, ownership proof and supporting documents. You receive an instant reference ID by email.
Under 5 minA legal coordinator cross-checks ownership, validates URLs and confirms the claim meets §512(c) requirements.
Within 24 hA formal DMCA notice is delivered to the platform abuse desk or designated agent registered with the U.S. Copyright Office.
Same dayRemoval is monitored. Status updates land in your inbox. A final closure report is issued with the reference ID.
24–72 h typicalFill every required field accurately. Knowingly false claims are punishable under §512(f) of the DMCA.
Fields marked “Required” must be filled. Your submission travels over an encrypted (TLS) connection.
A DMCA notice is a legal instrument — read these carefully so your submission is both effective and lawful.
Knowingly misrepresenting copyright in a DMCA notice can expose you to liability for damages, costs and attorneys' fees under §512(f). Submit only what you own or are authorized to enforce.
The accused party may file a §512(g) counter-notice. If they do, the content can be reinstated within 10–14 business days unless court action is initiated and the platform is notified.
Your personal details are stored encrypted and used only to process the notice. Required portions (claimant identity, sworn statement) may be forwarded to the host platform as part of standard takedown procedure.
Every notice gets a human read, a clean draft and a tracked dispatch — for artists, record labels and bands alike.
Most notices are reviewed and dispatched within 24 hours of submission — not days, not weeks.
Notices are formatted to §512(c) DMCA standards so platforms accept them on first read.
Form data and uploaded documents travel through TLS and are stored on access-controlled servers.
You receive a reference ID instantly and email updates at every milestone — review, dispatch, removal.
A real legal coordinator reviews each notice — no auto-rejections, no robo-replies.
We file with U.S., EU, UK, APAC and Latin-American hosts and intermediaries.
From DSPs to social networks and self-hosted infringers — we know each platform’s designated agent and the format their abuse desks accept.










If your situation matches any of the patterns below, file a notice — our team handles dozens of these per week.
Someone re-uploaded your master recording to YouTube, SoundCloud or a third-party DSP without your permission.
Your official music video was downloaded and re-uploaded by another channel claiming ownership.
Your album cover or single artwork is being used as the thumbnail or cover for unauthorized content.
A third party is publishing your lyrics, sheet music or composition without a license or authorization.
A cover version or sampled rework was posted commercially without obtaining mechanical or sample-clearance rights.
Your track was synced into a podcast, ad or short-form video without a sync license.
If your question isn’t covered here, our legal team replies to every email within one business day.
A DMCA takedown notice is a formal legal request — under §512(c) of the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act — asking an online service provider to remove or disable access to material that infringes your copyright. Most major platforms worldwide honor DMCA-style notices, even outside the United States.
Yes. Although the DMCA is U.S. law, virtually every major international platform — YouTube, Meta, TikTok, SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal — accepts DMCA-style notices from rights holders worldwide and follows the same removal workflow.
After we file the notice, most major platforms remove the infringing content within 24–72 hours. Smaller hosts and self-hosted infringers may take up to 7 business days. Repeat-offender platforms with designated agents typically respond fastest.
Yes — filing valid DMCA notices for content under our distribution administration is free. Custom enforcement campaigns, daily monitoring and high-volume bulk takedowns are available on request.
ISRC and UPC codes, official DSP release pages (Spotify, Apple, YouTube Music), distribution statements, copyright registration certificates, label authorization letters, signed split sheets and publishing agreements are all accepted.
Our team contacts you for the missing information at the email you provided. To avoid delays, double-check that infringing URLs are public links, that you are signed in to all referenced DSP dashboards, and that ownership proof clearly identifies the work.
Yes. The accused party may file a §512(g) counter-notice. If they do, the content may be restored within 10–14 business days unless you initiate legal action and notify the platform within that window.
Most platforms forward the relevant portions of the notice — including claimant identity and contact info — to the accused party as required by law. A DMCA notice is a legal document, not anonymous reporting.
Up to 60 URLs per single submission. For large enforcement batches across multiple platforms or repeat infringers, contact our legal team for the bulk-takedown workflow.
Sample-based disputes are handled separately. Submit the notice and our team will determine whether DMCA, sample-clearance dispute, or YouTube Content ID claim is the right enforcement path.
Yes. If your work is registered with YouTube Content ID and a dispute arises, we can assist with both the dispute response and an accompanying DMCA notice if the use is unauthorized. Mention "Content ID" in your description.
We accept PDF, DOC, DOCX, JPG and PNG — up to 6 files, max 10 MB each. PDF is preferred for contracts and certificates; JPG/PNG for screenshots of infringing pages.