Straight questions. Straight answers.
Everything people ask before starting a case, from pricing to what happens if they push back.
What we do
Once sending opens at launch, we take action on every copy, in this order: we file takedowns with the platforms, text and email the business about it, follow up until they answer (monthly plans add phone calls), and send a cease‑and‑desist if they don’t. We document everything, and help you find a copyright lawyer if it needs to go further. You get every update by text.
Yes. It formally notifies them of the infringement, demands they stop, take your work down everywhere, and confirm in writing within 7 days, and spells out what happens if they don’t: platform takedowns, account suspensions, and legal action. It’s sent by Copyright Hawk as your authorized agent, after you approve every word.
Yes. Once the takedown is filed, we text and email the business to tell them about it and the damages they could face, then follow up until they take it down, respond, or dispute it. Every reply comes straight to you by text. One Case uses texts and emails; Creator, Brand, and Agency plans add phone calls.
Meta ads (Facebook and Instagram), YouTube ads and videos, TikTok, Google, X, and the hosting companies behind websites. We file takedown reports with the evidence each platform needs to act.
Yes. Every copy, link, ad, date, letter, text, and response goes into one organized case file. If you take legal action later, your attorney starts with the evidence already in hand.
Yes. If they won’t stop, we help you find a copyright attorney and hand over your full case file. Any attorney you hire works for you directly, under their own agreement.
Pricing and timing
The work of enforcing your rights: takedowns, texts and emails (plus phone calls on monthly plans), the cease‑and‑desist, the evidence file, and updates. Nobody can honestly sell you a guaranteed outcome, and we don’t. Prices shown are launch pricing, and nothing is charged today.
About two minutes. Paste the link where you found the copy, tell us what was stolen, point to your original, and approve the letter. No account needed.
No one can honestly guarantee what someone else will do. What we can promise is that they hear from us in writing and by text, that we keep following up, and that platforms get a takedown report backed by evidence.
Yes. Every major platform has a free official copyright form, and we link to them at the end of every case. We do the work of building the evidence, sending the letter, and following through.
Your rights
No. We’re an enforcement service that acts as your authorized agent: letters, texts, follow-ups, takedowns, and documentation. When a case needs to go to court, we help you find a copyright attorney.
Not to send a cease‑and‑desist or file a takedown. In the U.S., registration matters if you want to sue and for statutory damages, so it’s worth doing for work you care about.
Tell us before you approve. If they show a valid license or permission, we stop. We only go after real infringement.
We go after AI copies of your specific work. A similar style, a brand name, a voice, or a likeness is usually a different kind of claim, so we flag it and point you to a lawyer instead.
Yes, on the Agency plan with separate client workspaces. Each rights owner signs their own authorization.
After the letter
We stop the follow-ups and bring you their response right away. A dispute is usually the moment to involve a lawyer, and we hand them the full case file.
Usually, yes. Letters and platform reports include the rights owner’s name, and platforms can share claimant details under their own rules.
We don’t file lawsuits ourselves. When it’s time for court, we help you find a copyright attorney and hand them everything we’ve documented.