You already have rights. Most of this job is exercising them.
Four things, filed in order and filed again when nobody answers. Each names the authority it runs on, so you can check us. You sign a Letter of Authorization and we file under our name, not yours.
| What we file | The authority it runs on |
|---|---|
| Takedown notices, as your agent | § 512(c)(3)(A)(vi) requires the signature of the owner or a person authorized to act on their behalf. It does not say lawyer. |
| TAKE IT DOWN Act removal requests | The statute contemplates a request from an authorized person acting for the depicted individual. |
| Platform reports and search delisting | A private request under a platform's own terms, not a proceeding. Google and Bing, both tracks. |
| A factual evidence file for your attorney | We gather the facts. Your attorney draws the conclusions. We never compute a damages figure. |
Included in every PROTECT plan at no extra charge, because filing notices and platform reports is the takedown service.
Every one of these is filed by a person, one URL at a time. The detection surfaces it; the person verifies it is you, screens the claim, and signs the notice off before it goes out under our name.
Flat fee. No percentage. Ever.
You pay a published number. It is the same number whether you make $2,000 a month or $200,000.
What we refuse
Immigration. We don't answer it and we don't characterize it. The American Immigration Lawyers Association publishes a public directory and your state bar runs a referral line. We tell you those exist and we say nothing else about it.
Anything involving a minor. We preserve, we do not download or forward, we report to the NCMEC CyberTipline, we bring in outside counsel the same hour, and the relationship ends.
A counter-notice you've received. We forward it to you and we stop. The Letter of Authorization carves it out in its own text.
Criminal, family and custody matters. Not our category, not now, not later.