DMCA Takedown Services
Copyright enforcement, handled end to end.
We prepare, file, and track DMCA takedown notices with hosting providers, platforms, and search engines — so infringing copies of your work come down quickly and correctly.
No fee unless a notice is filed. Initial review is free.
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Services
What we take down
Whether it's a single unauthorized copy or a persistent source of infringement, each case is assigned to a case manager who sees it through to removal.
Images & photography
Unlicensed use of your photography, illustrations, or design assets on third-party sites and listings.
- Product and editorial photography
- Reverse-image identification
- Search engine de-indexing requests
Video, audio & courses
Full or partial re-uploads of paid or protected media across streaming and file-sharing services.
- Mirrored and re-uploaded copies
- File-sharing and locker sites
- Repeat-infringer escalation
Written & editorial content
Articles, documentation, and site copy republished without permission or attribution.
- Scraped blogs and aggregators
- Duplicate-content resolution
- Syndication dispute support
Counterfeit listings
Marketplace listings that use your photography, copy, or branding to sell unauthorized goods.
- Marketplace notice programs
- Seller-level reporting
- Cross-marketplace sweeps
Ongoing monitoring
Scheduled scanning for new copies of your catalog, with notices filed as infringements appear.
- Weekly automated scans
- Standing filing authority
- Monthly reporting
Counter-notice response
Assessment and guidance when the other party disputes a notice and content is scheduled for restoration.
- Validity assessment
- Deadline tracking
- Referral to independent counsel
Process
Four steps from submission to removal
Every notice we prepare meets the statutory requirements of 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3), which is what obliges a service provider to act.
Submit your claim
Provide the original work, proof of ownership or license, and the URL where it appears without authorization.
Verification
We confirm ownership, assess whether the use is likely infringing, and identify the correct designated agent.
Notice filed
A compliant notice is submitted to the host or platform, and we track their statutory response window.
Confirmation
You receive written confirmation of removal, or a clear recommendation on escalation if the notice is contested.
Pricing
Transparent, per-notice or on retainer
No hidden fees and no charge for the initial review. Retainer plans suit rights holders facing repeat infringement.
Single Notice
One infringement, one recipient.
per notice filed
- Ownership verification
- Compliant notice drafting
- Filing with designated agent
- Written removal confirmation
- Dedicated case manager
- Ongoing monitoring
Standing Case
Recurring infringement from a known source.
up to 10 notices monthly
- Everything in Single Notice
- Dedicated case manager
- Repeat-infringer escalation
- Counter-notice assessment
- Monthly case reporting
- Ongoing monitoring
Portfolio Monitoring
Catalogs, libraries, and large portfolios.
unlimited notices
- Everything in Standing Case
- Weekly automated scanning
- Unlimited notice filing
- Search de-indexing requests
- Quarterly strategy review
- Priority response
Why Fadouchi
Notices that hold up the first time
Most self-filed notices fail on procedure, not merit — wrong recipient, missing statutory elements, or no follow-up when the deadline passes.
- Statutory compliance Every notice includes the six elements required under § 512(c)(3), so providers can act on it without requesting corrections.
- Correct recipient identification We identify the registered designated agent, upstream host, or CDN rather than emailing a general contact address.
- Deadline tracking Response windows and counter-notice periods are tracked so nothing lapses without a decision from you.
- Documented outcomes Each case closes with written confirmation and a record you can retain for future enforcement.
Performance, last 12 months
Frequently asked
Questions before you file
Is Fadouchi a law firm?+
No. Fadouchi is a copyright enforcement and notice-filing service, not a law firm, and nothing on this site constitutes legal advice. For litigation, contested counter-notices, or claims involving damages, we refer clients to independent counsel.
What do you need from me to begin?+
The original work or evidence that you own or exclusively license it, the URL where the unauthorized copy appears, and a good-faith statement that the use is not authorized by you, your agent, or the law.
How long does removal usually take?+
Most major platforms act within one to five business days. Smaller or overseas hosts can take longer, and we escalate to the upstream provider or registrar when a host does not respond.
What happens if the other party files a counter-notice?+
The provider may restore the content after 10 to 14 business days unless a court action is filed. We assess the counter-notice, notify you immediately, and outline your options — including referral to counsel if you intend to pursue it.
Can you guarantee the content will be removed?+
No service can guarantee a third party's response. What we guarantee is that the notice is complete, correctly addressed, filed on time, and tracked through to a documented outcome.
Do you handle claims outside the United States?+
Yes. Where the DMCA does not apply, we file under the equivalent local notice-and-takedown framework, such as the EU e-Commerce Directive and Digital Services Act procedures.
Send us the link. We'll assess it at no cost.
Tell us what was taken and where it's published. A case manager reviews every submission and responds within one business day.