Automated DMCA takedown service for creators
openDMCA searches Google and the big leak aggregators for your content, files the DMCA notices for you and keeps checking, on a schedule, that it stays down. Start with a free scan.
Your own feed appears in the dashboard after your first scan.
40
removal routes documented in the Pirate Atlas
16
free public tools, no account needed
§512(c)(3)
notices with every required element
Host index
how each host actually responded to notices
Leaked content doesn't sit still. Aggregators re-scrape on a schedule and forums mirror what they find — and every mirror is a fan who didn't pay you.
Mirrors multiply
Aggregators and forums copy each other, so one leak rarely stays on one site.
Search finds it
Once a leak is indexed, anyone searching your name can land on it.
Every view is a lost sale
Someone watching a leak for free is not buying your content.
▍ 00:00:01
▍ 00:00:42
▍ WORKED EXAMPLE
▍ openDMCA ENGAGED
▍ ESTIMATE, NOT A PROMISE
Bundle · 47 photos · 8 videos
$24.99
▍ ripped · re-uploaded
Posted to 1 leak site
copies online · worked example
1
0
Leaked posts (example)
0
Subscribers diverted (× 0.45)
$0
Estimated monthly loss (× $12.99)
Worked example, not a measurement: 100 leaked posts × 0.45 diverted subscribers per post × $12.99 a month. Every input is editable in the loss estimator.
notices filed · worked example
0
while you sleep · while you film · while you live
estimated monthly loss avoided · worked example
$0
On those assumptions, a $29/mo plan costs less than the estimated loss from 100 leaked posts.Your real count comes from the free scan, not from this example.
No card · no signup to scan · results in under 60 seconds
From exposed to defended in under five minutes.
Enter your username. We check coomer and kemono and show a count per source — no signup required.
Activate a plan and every URL found gets a §512(c)(3) notice and a search delisting file.
Scans repeat weekly, daily or hourly, and removed links are rechecked. Your dashboard shows every notice and its status.
Every item below is enforced by the backend today, except the one marked Coming soon.
Google searches aimed at leak sites, forums and file hosts, plus the Coomer and Kemono aggregators, on your plan's schedule: weekly, daily or hourly.
Each leak gets a notice meeting 17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3), emailed to the host's abuse contact from the Pirate Atlas. You see each notice's real status.
Your reference images are fingerprinted and searched by image, so copies posted without your name still turn up.
Ready-to-submit request files so pages that will not come down stop showing in search. We then recheck Google to see whether each URL is still indexed.
Removed links are rechecked daily. If one comes back, it is flagged again so a new notice can go out.
Reports go to each platform's own abuse route rather than a dead inbox, tracked per channel and per message.
An AI-likelihood score on images that match you, so likely fabrications are flagged for your review.
The URL, when it was found and a screenshot are kept for every leak.
Unlimited seats and a partner API to read creators, leaks and removal figures, add creators and URLs, and request takedowns.
Faces on leak pages compared with your own reference photos, so a reviewer sees which pages show you. Only with your explicit consent.
An estimate with its assumptions on screen. Drag the slider.
If a scan finds about
120 leaked posts
the estimate is
$701/mo
Estimate, not a measurement: 120 posts × 0.45 diverted subscribers per post × $12.99 a month. Change every input in the loss estimator.
A few recovered subscribers cover the month. Start free.