Content protection for creators

Sources checked Sep 29, 2026

Advertised workflow

The provider describes manual and automated searches, filing complaints, checking whether reported links are down, Google delisting, and monitoring for reuploads. These are provider claims. [1]

Price and data

A fixed price, service caps, and notice identity-disclosure rules were not established. Its enquiry form asks for a name and email address. [2]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceA candidate for a tailored monitoring-and-notice quote. Ask for the scope and a sample outcome report before comparing it with a fixed plan.

Service sources checked Sep 29, 2026 · Additional sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Offer and scope

Premium is advertised at $69 monthly after its introductory offer. The plan lists three stage names, hourly scans, automated notices, Google delisting, social removals, and self-submissions. This is advertised coverage, not a measured result. [3]

Cancellation and detection

Terms allow cancellation with access through the paid period. Monthly plans are non-refundable; annual refund eligibility is narrow. The terms do not guarantee every infringement will be detected. [4]

Privacy evidence

The privacy policy describes email and usage-data collection, permitted sharing, and retention tied to its purposes. The exact identity fields sent in takedown notices were not established. [5]

Affiliate availability · checked September 30

The official program advertises 10% of referred payments, including renewals, and says a free account is sufficient. Its eligibility guide includes bloggers and webmasters. These are published program claims, not guaranteed earnings or ATN participation. Payout thresholds, reversals and binding restrictions still need confirmation. [50] [51]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceA documented option for automated monitoring across a small number of stage names. Confirm notice disclosures and the specific platforms covered before subscribing.

Service sources checked Sep 29, 2026 · Additional sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Plan differences

Monthly offers show Pro at $169 and Superstar at $269. Superstar lists two weekly hours of manual searching, search-engine takedowns, social removal including Telegram, and weekly reports. Do not assume those features are included in Pro. [6]

Results and termination

Terms state that discovery and removal of every infringement are not guaranteed. Indefinite contracts generally require 14 days’ notice before a billing period ends; fixed-term contracts have different renewal and notice rules. [7]

Identity and privacy

The linked privacy PDF requires name, address, phone, and email to conclude an agreement. It permits some sharing needed to perform the contract. This does not establish which identity details a notice recipient receives. [8]

Affiliate and partnership routes · checked September 30

The public affiliate guide advertises a $75 USD sign-up reward, 90-day attribution and $225 threshold, activated inside a member account. Qualifying purchase rules, reversals and current publisher eligibility remain unclear. The separate partner page offers platform integration by enquiry; those terms should not be assumed to match referrals. [52] [53]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceConsider the documented manual-search tier when human review matters. Confirm the contract duration, required identity data, and reporting detail alongside the price.

Service sources checked Sep 29, 2026 · Additional sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Self-service allowance

The $44.99 monthly offer lists a one-time account evaluation, up to 500 monthly infringement notifications, search-delisting submissions, and dashboard access. It should not be described as the same ongoing review offered by Tier 1. [10]

Managed scope

Tier 1 is listed at $150–$250 monthly, with up to 10 copyrights monitored, weekly review, and up to 1,500 monthly notifications. Those counts describe advertised work units, not successful removals. [10]

Creator focus

The service describes work for performers and creators, including source notices and search delisting. Its published success and revenue claims were not independently tested. [9]

Affiliate route · checked September 30

An official registration form asks for a website and intended promotion method. Its linked document is a client service agreement; it does not establish commission, attribution, payout or publisher restrictions. No application was submitted and no ATN referral link was created. [54] [55]

Service-agreement gap · checked September 30

The linked agreement describes an initial 12-month term, a 30-day written termination route, confidentiality, and return or destruction of client material. It refers to a separate service schedule. Confirm the agreement and schedule that apply to the chosen plan; do not assume these generic provisions resolve the self-service contract or refund terms. [55]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceChoose the service model before comparing price. Clarify how the provider counts a copyright and a notification, and what recurring work the self-service plan includes.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Advertised work

The provider describes regular monitoring and notices to websites, file hosts, forums, and social networks. It distinguishes direct notice delivery to hosts from Google delisting. These are advertised services. [12]

Disputes and service limits

The homepage invites notice disputes and says a human reviews them. A fixed price, monitoring caps, adult-content acceptance policy, privacy terms, and cancellation rules were not established. [12]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceA documented monitoring-and-notice service to evaluate through a written quote. Ask how disputed notices are corrected and how source removals are reported.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Who does the work

Standard managed work starts at $199 per site; Premium is $399 and Platinum $599. The $10 monthly DIY toolkit leaves research, notices, sending, and follow-up to the customer. Creator and intimate-content cases are advertised, subject to case review. [14] [13]

Guarantee boundaries

The managed page limits its money-back promise to qualifying Standard cases; Premium and Platinum are excluded. The guarantee FAQ adds counterclaim and host-related exceptions. Reposted or rehosted material after a successful removal is a new service. Confirm the applicable terms in writing. [14] [15]

Cancellation and refunds

Published terms include 30 days’ written cancellation notice. Protection Pro has specific refund restrictions, including no monthly-payment refunds and a limited annual refund window. Confirm the rules for the exact plan or case. [16]

Privacy evidence

The privacy policy describes contact/identity and usage-data collection, permitted partner sharing, and legal disclosures. The exact personal details shown to notice recipients were not established. [17]

Affiliate availability · checked September 30

The public registration page advertises $10–$25 per sale by product, a 365-day cookie, and PayPal payment after $100 USD accrues. Its service terms allow program changes and cancellation. Product mapping, reversals and current ATN eligibility still need confirmation. No application or personal tracking link was created. [56] [16]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceUseful to compare when choosing between doing the notice work yourself and paying for a particular site. Clarify whether your case needs a higher tier and what repeat removal would cost.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Scope and process

Choose the Google product and reporting reason, provide specific content URLs, and monitor email for follow-up. Google can restrict results on its services; the material may remain on the source website. Separate Google products require separate reports. [18]

Review and possible reinstatement

Google reviews notices and can decline URLs for insufficient information, missing infringement, misuse, or fair use. A counter-notification can lead to a link being reinstated. A report is not a guaranteed removal. [19]

Names and notice details

For copyright reports, Google generally shares requestor and rights-holder names, reported URLs, country, date, explanation, attachments, and a quote of the alleged infringement with Lumen. Google says contact-field details such as email are not shared with Lumen. Consider what appears in the notice and attachments. [20]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceA direct route for a specific Google result when you can establish the relevant rights. Assess the notice-sharing implications and pursue source-host removal separately where appropriate.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Process and coverage

The provider describes automated discovery plus human infringement review, followed by host/platform requests or Google delisting. It advertises checking the result. Its example queue and totals are company claims, not ATN-tested outcomes. [21]

Content and submission terms

The website conduct clause prohibits supplying pornographic content. Its submission clause also grants a broad, perpetual content license. How these website terms interact with an adult creator’s service contract is unresolved. [22]

Engagement

The enquiry route asks for a company and work email. Price, monitoring limits, notice identity fields, retention, and cancellation were not established. [23]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceKeep outside an adult-content shortlist unless the provider clarifies eligibility and submission rights in writing. The documented process alone does not settle that conflict.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Scope

The service describes copyright notices, platform/privacy reports, source-site requests, search delisting, and optional continuing monitoring. It explicitly covers unauthorized creator and intimate content. [24]

Outcome limits

Its FAQ says complete removal is not guaranteed and reposts can recur. Published aggregate results combine removals and deindexing; they are not an independently verified source-removal rate. [24]

Privacy and contact

The company claims confidential case handling under its agreements. The contact form asks for name and email. Exact notice disclosures, retention, cancellation, and fees were not established by the checked pages. [24] [25]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceWorth comparing for a case needing several reporting routes. Require separate reporting of delisted URLs and deleted source copies, plus written privacy and billing terms.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Access and role

The Everyone page advertises free likeness protection yet also says to join a waitlist. The public-figure plan advertises Watchtower monitoring and takedown workflows with demo-based enquiries. Immediate free enrolment and paid pricing were not established. [26] [27]

Biometric trade-off

The biometric policy covers face/voice signatures and other identifiers, vendor storage, and AI training for matching. Consent can be withdrawn, ending service use. Retention ends at the earliest of a satisfied purpose, withdrawal, or three years after last interaction. [28]

What you may submit

The acceptable-use policy prohibits uploading or sharing adult nudity or sexually explicit material. Its protection marketing does not override that rule; clarify whether non-explicit reference samples can support the case. [29]

Contract and optional sharing

Unless an order form says otherwise, renewal requires 30 days’ written notice to prevent it. Third-party audiovisual sharing requires enabling the option and a delivery instruction; certain contact-authorized generated-material rights are perpetual. Review these options separately from protection. [30]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceCompare for likeness misuse only after clarifying enrolment and permitted samples. Biometric consent and optional generation/licensing terms deserve separate decisions.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Monthly tiers

The EUR view lists Pro €100 with one username and four Google keywords; Supreme €150 with two usernames and ten keywords; V.I.P €200 with five usernames and unlimited Google keywords. Broader social and Telegram work varies by plan. Annual discounts are excluded. [35]

Terms and outcomes

Terms describe keyword-based discovery and require ownership or authority. The lowest tier is called Prime in the terms but Pro on the homepage; clarify the order. Search-result removal does not establish source deletion, permanent suppression, or increased earnings. [36] [35]

Cancellation and refunds

Cancellation is allowed at any time. Refund requests are limited to 30 days after the initial purchase, need a valid reason, and require approval. Processed renewals are excluded. Approved refunds are in euros and may incur conversion fees. [36] [37]

Personal information

The terms’ privacy section lists contact, payment and device data, with sharing to fulfil the service or meet legal obligations. Exact notice identity fields and retention periods were not established. [36]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceCompare the concrete tier limits and ask for a sample report separating requests, delisting and source deletion. Resolve the plan-name mismatch before paying.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Current monthly offers

Pro lists one username at $139, Premier two at $184, and Legend four at $324 monthly. Social removal is a Premier addition; Legend adds Telegram, reverse-image search, copyright registration, and unlimited submissions. Do not substitute older testimonial prices. [31]

Cancellation and trial

Cancellation stops future renewal; unused periods generally receive no refund. Annual purchases have a five-day discretionary partial-refund window; monthly/three-month exceptions are discretionary. Where offered, the three-day trial automatically converts unless cancelled and limits takedown requests to one URL daily. [32]

Verification and privacy

The helpdesk lists social-account, bio-code, selfie, and ID methods. ID is not universal, but additional evidence may be requested. Some enforcement is unavailable before verification. Retention is described by necessity rather than a fixed deletion deadline. [33]

Referral availability

A registered-user referral program exists, but its rules limit link sharing to personal friends. That does not establish permission for ATN to publish an affiliate link. [34]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceCompare current plan-specific scope and the real verification burden. Treat provider results and testimonials as claims until independently tested.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Plan scope

Silver lists 15 website takedowns monthly and weekly filing; Gold advertises unlimited website takedowns with twice-weekly filing. Diamond adds AI recognition, a personal agent, social reports and four filings weekly. These are advertised allowances, not verified removal outcomes. [38]

Reporting and availability

The provider describes human-reviewed notices, whitelists, escalation and a shared status record. Its free analysis is separate from paid enforcement. Confirm capacity and onboarding: the website describes a capped caseload. ATN did not run a scan or validate displayed outcome totals. [38]

Privacy qualifications

The homepage promises anonymity, but the privacy policy allows minimum necessary client information in notices and says agent details are used in most cases. It also permits operational and legal disclosures. Free-analysis records may last 12 months after last interaction; paid records up to ten years after termination. These are policy statements, not audited practices. [38] [40]

Contract questions

Terms require adult status and copyright ownership or authority. Enforcement authorization can be revoked in writing, while existing processes may finish. The terms allow unencrypted non-payment transmissions, whereas the privacy policy describes HTTPS forms; clarify which applies to the actual workflow. The homepage allows renewal cancellation, but refund eligibility remains unconfirmed. [39] [40] [38]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceAn option to investigate for retained monitoring once notice disclosures, secure submission and the written engagement are clear.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Service versus search-only offer

The site covers piracy, impersonation and other removal enquiries across search and social platforms. A Search Engine Scrubber card displays $30/year for up to 100 links. That is not a confirmed all-purpose monitoring price; currency, renewal scope and the advertised guarantee need clarification. [41]

Content restriction and contract

The terms, dated February 25, 2023, prohibit using the site or associated services to transmit or publish indecent or obscene material. Confirm eligibility and permitted evidence before supplying adult-content samples. The checked terms do not establish a service-specific refund entitlement. [42]

Privacy and notice identity

The homepage says agents sign notices with their names. The privacy policy separately permits contact, profile and device data collection, marketing uses, and sharing with operational and business partners. Retention is purpose-based, with legal exceptions. Confirm what a recipient sees in the actual notice. [41] [43]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceTreat this as a scoped enquiry after eligibility and written terms are clarified; search delisting does not establish source removal.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Enforcement scope

The service page describes video fingerprinting, search-result removal and requests covering file hosts, torrents, social posts and forums. These channels have different outcomes; ask for separate discovery, notice, delisting and source-removal records. ATN has not validated its cumulative performance claims. [45]

Creator route and legal boundary

Takedown Piracy directs individual creators to ClipSentry. That site identifies Takedown Piracy as the DMCA provider and AV Registry as its technology provider. It advertises $150 monthly monitoring, fingerprinting and unlimited takedown requests; agencies and studios need custom quotes. This is one provider route, not a second ranked competitor. [45] [57]

Creator-route billing and upload terms

ClipSentry’s February 2021 terms require cancellation before automatic renewal. Partial periods are not refunded; exceptional refunds are discretionary. Uploads grant a fingerprinting license, but the terms also restrict indecent material and commercial use. Clarify permitted creator samples and the governing contract before uploading content. [58]

Creator-route privacy limits

ClipSentry’s February 2021 policy says raw videos are deleted after processing, while sample frames, images and DMCA authorization data may be collected. It lists identity/contact data and operational or legal sharing. Confirm current applicability, fingerprint/sample retention and recipient-facing notice fields; deletion practices were not audited. [59]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceA documented creator route for fingerprinting and monitoring, with material upload and contract questions to resolve before sending samples.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Conflicting offers

The live monthly view shows Protect $69, Enforce $119 and Elite $199. Separate copy says prices start at $39. Protect lists social media, while the FAQ reserves social tracking for Enforce or Elite. Confirm the applicable offer in writing. [46]

Plan differences

The table lists weekly, daily and hourly scans, with one, three and unlimited usernames respectively. Facial recognition is advertised. These are company descriptions; removal speed, accuracy, partnerships and outcomes were not verified. [46]

Cancellation and refunds · Spanish terms

The March 2026 Spanish-language terms identify Takedownfy OÜ. They describe prepaid billing, possible added taxes, cancellation through the dashboard or support at the billing-period end, and a default of no subscription refunds or partial-period credits, subject to law and any checkout refund policy. Confirm the version governing your purchase. [60]

Rights and data limits · Spanish terms

Those terms require rights ownership or authorization and permit verification requests. They disclaim guaranteed removal or delisting. Their data-processing summary provides deletion or return at termination, except legally required retention; it does not resolve facial-data consent, retention periods or recipient-facing notice fields. [60]

Remaining policy and affiliate gaps

The English policy and referral destinations failed retrieval in the earlier check. Spanish service terms now provide partial policy evidence, but full privacy details and affiliate eligibility remain unresolved. No application or tracking link was created. [60] [46]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceThe Spanish terms clarify billing limits, but offer contradictions and privacy questions still need resolution before purchase or content submission.

Sources checked Sep 30, 2026

Creator scope

The creator page includes adult content in its supported categories and advertises monitoring, manual investigation, notices and evidence reports. The plan area did not supply a usable price. Confirm the exact works, aliases, investigation hours and reporting channels in a quote. [47]

Billing and trial limits

Terms identify Protek Media, S.C. in Spain. Billing is monthly; written cancellation is required at least ten days before the next cycle. Unused subscription periods are not refundable. A one-month trial is offered only to larger studios and companies, subject to approval. [48]

Data and outcome limits

The privacy policy describes contact, account/billing and usage data, sharing with operational service providers, and deletion after closure unless legal retention applies. It does not establish exact notice-identity fields or a fixed deletion deadline. Services are best-effort under the terms; ATN has not audited security or measured removals. [49] [48]

ATN assessment · Based on available evidenceConsider a scoped quote for monitoring and evidence work, with cancellation timing and disclosure details settled first.