Someone re-uploaded your video, stole your footage or used your copyrighted work on YouTube without a licence? Our specialists file the DMCA takedown for you, get the infringing video removed at the source, and then clear it from Google Search, Google Images and AI answers like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews — backed by our 10-day removal guarantee.
Copyright theft costs you views, revenue and control of your work. We handle the entire takedown — filed correctly the first time — and keep you updated until the infringing video is gone.
If the infringing video is not removed within 10 days, you get a full refund — no questions asked.
A DMCA notice that is vague or wrong gets rejected. We file it the way YouTube’s copyright team expects.
We get the video deleted from YouTube itself — not just de-listed — so it cannot keep earning from your work.
If the uploader files a counter-notice, we manage the response and escalate so a valid claim still holds.
Senior copyright specialists manage your case from first review to final proof of removal.
Over 20,000 URLs removed for creators, brands and rights-holders across 60+ countries.
When someone re-uploads your video or uses your footage without a licence, they are not just copying you — they are competing with you. Their upload collects the views, watch-time, subscribers and ad revenue that should be yours, and it can outrank your original in both YouTube and Google search.
Left alone, the damage spreads. Stolen clips get mirrored to other channels, bundled into compilations, and increasingly pulled into AI answers that credit the wrong source. The longer the infringing copy stays live, the more it is embedded across the web and the harder it becomes to fully remove.
The only durable fix is a properly-filed DMCA takedown that removes the video at the source, followed by de-indexing so the stolen copy disappears from Google and AI search — which is exactly what we do, and what we guarantee.
If it is your original work, you have the right to have it removed. We help creators and rights-holders of every kind.
Channels whose videos have been re-uploaded, clipped or reposted without credit or permission.
Companies whose adverts, product footage or branded content is being used to mislead or profit.
Rights-holders facing pirated films, trailers, screeners or unlicensed streams of their work.
Creators whose images, artwork or designs appear in videos without a licence.
Artists and labels whose tracks are used in videos without clearance or synced without a licence.
Educators whose paid courses, ebooks or training have been ripped and re-uploaded for free.
If your original work is being used without permission, there is almost always a valid DMCA ground — and we know how to file it so it gets action.
Someone downloaded your video and posted it as their own, word-for-word and frame-for-frame.
Your recordings, b-roll or highlights cut into another creator’s video without a licence.
Full movies, episodes, trailers or live streams uploaded without the rights-holder’s permission.
Your track used as background or synced into a video without clearance or a sync licence.
Paid training, tutorials or downloads re-uploaded for free, undercutting your sales.
Your photos, designs, thumbnails or artwork appearing in videos you never licensed.
Channels rebuilt from your content, using your name, branding or back catalogue to profit.
Compilations and reaction re-uploads that use your work as the main content without permission.
Hiding one search result does nothing while the infringing video is still live — it keeps earning views, gets mirrored and re-uploaded, and is quoted by AI models within days. We pursue the video until it is gone from YouTube, then clear every cached and indexed copy.
We get the video removed from YouTube itself — not just de-listed — so it cannot keep monetising your work.
Once it is down we file de-indexing requests so the stolen copy disappears from Google Search and Images.
We push the removal through to AI engines — ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Copilot — so they stop citing the copy.
Share the infringing YouTube link and, if you have it, proof of your original (upload date, source file or licence).
Within 24 hours we confirm the strongest DMCA ground, your fixed fee and timeline — with no obligation.
We submit the DMCA notice to YouTube, manage any counter-notice, and escalate through legal channels if needed.
You get confirmation the video is gone and cleared from search. We monitor for 12 months and re-file if it reappears.
Copyright removal is a specialist process. We choose the strongest route for your case and escalate until the video comes down.
We file a complete, correctly-worded DMCA notice identifying your original work and the infringing URL — the way YouTube’s copyright team expects, so it is actioned rather than rejected.
If the uploader disputes the claim, we handle the counter-notice, and we flag repeat infringers so YouTube applies strikes and channel-level action.
Where needed we escalate through legal counsel — including formal complaints and, in serious cases, subpoenas to identify anonymous infringers.
Once the source video is removed, we file removal requests to clear it from Google Search, Images and AI answer engines — and monitor for re-uploads.
The DMCA is US law, but YouTube applies it globally — and most countries have equivalent copyright takedown mechanisms. We file from whichever jurisdiction gives the fastest result, wherever you or the infringer are based.
AI assistants summarise and cite what they find online. If an infringing copy of your work is indexed, these tools can surface and credit it instead of you. Removing the source video is what stops that at the root — and we push it through to every major AI engine.
Once the infringing video and its indexed pages are gone, these engines lose the source and stop citing the stolen copy.
We clear the video from Google so it can no longer be pulled into AI Overviews or Gemini answers.
We file removal and de-indexing across Bing so Copilot no longer draws on the copy.
Blocking one link leaves the video live to be re-crawled. Deleting it at the source is the only way to make it truly gone.
Copyright protects original work — video, film, music, images, writing and more — the moment it is created. On YouTube, infringement happens when someone uses a substantial part of your work without permission or a licence, whether they credit you or not. Credit is not a licence, and neither is “no copyright intended”.
You usually have a strong takedown case if a video does any of the following:
Genuine fair use, commentary and transformative works can be protected — which is exactly why filing is a specialist job. We assess your specific case and file the strongest, most defensible claim so the takedown holds and is not reversed on counter-notice.
To start, all we need is the infringing link and, ideally, evidence of your original — an upload date, source file or licence. You do not need to prepare the legal notice yourself; that is our job.
An infringing upload does not fade on its own. The longer it stays live, the more views, watch-time and revenue it takes — and the more it gets mirrored, compiled and cited by AI tools, making it harder to fully erase later.
Acting early keeps the case simple and the result clean. With our 10-day money-back guarantee and a fixed fee agreed up front, there is no risk in starting today — only in waiting.
A few words from clients we have helped remove infringing videos and reclaim their work. Names are hidden for privacy — shown by order reference.
“Someone re-uploaded my whole video and it was outranking mine. Gone in four days and cleared from Google too.”
“A channel was ripping my paid course and giving it away. They filed the DMCA and it was removed at the source.”
“My footage was used in a viral compilation without permission. Handled end to end, no stress on my side.”
“Professional and fast. They knew exactly how to word the notice so YouTube actioned it first time.”
“A cloned channel was using my brand and back catalogue. Taken down and delisted everywhere.”
“They dealt with the counter-notice for me and the video still came down. Worth every penny.”
“Pirated stream of our film was pulling views from the release. Removed quickly and monitored after.”
“My photography kept appearing in videos I never licensed. Cleared from YouTube and Google image results.”
“Clear communication, fixed fee, and it actually worked. My work is mine again.”
“Someone re-uploaded my whole video and it was outranking mine. Gone in four days and cleared from Google too.”
“A channel was ripping my paid course and giving it away. They filed the DMCA and it was removed at the source.”
“My footage was used in a viral compilation without permission. Handled end to end, no stress on my side.”
“Professional and fast. They knew exactly how to word the notice so YouTube actioned it first time.”
“A cloned channel was using my brand and back catalogue. Taken down and delisted everywhere.”
“They dealt with the counter-notice for me and the video still came down. Worth every penny.”
“Pirated stream of our film was pulling views from the release. Removed quickly and monitored after.”
“My photography kept appearing in videos I never licensed. Cleared from YouTube and Google image results.”
“Clear communication, fixed fee, and it actually worked. My work is mine again.”
Filing a copyright claim is only one of several routes. If you want the full picture, our guide to removing a YouTube video from the internet sets out every option side by side, from free platform reports to legal escalation.
Whether it is a full re-upload, stolen footage or a pirated stream, we handle the entire DMCA takedown so you do not have to. Pay once and our specialists start immediately. Not removed within 10 days? You get every penny back.
Send us the link. We handle the rest, start to finish.