Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about protecting your content, filing DMCA takedowns, and how our AI keeps your work safe online.
A DMCA takedown service helps content creators remove unauthorized copies of their work from the internet. We use AI-powered scanning to detect pirated content across 100,000+ websites and file legally binding DMCA takedown notices on your behalf. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) requires hosting providers to remove infringing content promptly upon receiving a valid notice.
Getting started is simple: sign up for a free 14-day trial, upload your content for fingerprinting, and our AI immediately begins scanning the internet for unauthorized copies. You will receive alerts when content is detected, and our team handles the takedown process from start to finish. No technical knowledge required.
Three key differentiators set us apart: (1) AI-powered detection that scans 100,000+ sites continuously, not just on-demand; (2) Our 98.7% success rate, the highest in the industry; and (3) Speed — our average removal time is under 48 hours, compared to 5-14 days for most competitors. We also offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees and a self-learning AI that improves accuracy over time.
Our average removal time is under 48 hours. For premium clients, we offer priority processing that can achieve takedowns in as little as 24 hours. Our AI scanning detects leaks within minutes of them being posted, and we begin the takedown process immediately upon detection.
We maintain a 98.7% takedown success rate across all platforms. This industry-leading rate is achieved through our combination of AI-powered detection, legally compliant notice drafting, established relationships with hosting providers, and persistent follow-up on every case.
Yes, DMCA takedown notices require that you are the copyright owner or an authorized agent acting on behalf of the copyright owner. When you sign up with NullScene, you authorize us to act as your agent for DMCA filings. If you appear in content but do not own the copyright, we can also pursue removal under GDPR (for EU residents) or platform-specific policies.
If a counter-notice is filed, the hosting provider may restore the content after 10-14 business days unless you file a lawsuit. Counter-notices are relatively rare (less than 2% of cases), and our legal team can advise you on the best course of action. In most cases, the content is clearly infringing, and counter-notices are not filed.
DMCA is a U.S. copyright law that requires hosting providers to remove infringing content. GDPR is an EU privacy regulation that gives individuals the right to request deletion of their personal data. DMCA requires copyright ownership; GDPR applies to personal data like your image. We use both frameworks strategically based on each situation.
If a website ignores our initial takedown notice, we escalate through multiple channels: contacting the hosting provider directly, filing with domain registrars, reporting to search engines for de-indexing, and in persistent cases, involving legal counsel. Our escalation process is why we achieve a 98.7% success rate.
Our AI uses advanced perceptual hashing (pHash), SHA256 fingerprinting, and computer vision technology. When you upload your content, we create a unique digital fingerprint. Our scanners continuously crawl the internet comparing content against your fingerprints. When a match is detected — even if the content has been cropped, resized, mirrored, or quality-reduced — we alert you and initiate the takedown process. We achieve 95-99% accuracy.
Our multi-layer AI pipeline achieves 95-99% accuracy. Layer 1: perceptual hashing (pHash) for fast comparison. Layer 2: reverse image search across the web. Layer 3: video fingerprinting matches against 30 billion+ videos with 99% accuracy. Layer 4: AI vision verification confirms uncertain matches. The system self-learns from staff feedback.
Yes. Our self-learning engine tracks every confirmed and dismissed match. It calculates precision per scanning method, per platform, and per content type. After 500+ feedback samples, the system reaches autonomous mode and handles most cases without human review.
We monitor and remove content from over 100,000 websites and platforms, including all major tube sites (Pornhub, XVideos, xHamster, XNXX, SpankBang, RedTube, YouPorn), social media platforms (Reddit, Twitter/X, Telegram, Discord), file-sharing sites, forums, and piracy websites.
Yes, we specialize in OnlyFans content protection. Our service includes invisible watermarking, 24/7 monitoring across all known leak sites, instant detection and takedown of leaked OnlyFans content, and subscriber leak identification. Many of our clients are OnlyFans, Fansly, and ManyVids creators.
Yes, we monitor both Telegram channels and Discord servers for leaked content. These platforms are among the most common distribution channels for pirated content. Our specialized scanners can detect content shared in private groups and channels.
Yes, we can request removal of infringing URLs from Google search results using Google's DMCA reporting tool. Additionally, for EU residents, we can file Right to be Forgotten requests under GDPR to de-index pages containing your personal data. Search result removal typically takes 3-7 days after filing.
Our plans start at $29/month for Basic (25 takedowns, image scans, 75–80% recall), $149/month for Pro (200 takedowns, image + video, 88–92% recall), $299/month for Studio (1,000 takedowns, pro video matching, 95–97% recall), $1,499/month for Agency (unlimited scans, face match, deepfake detection, 98–99% recall, white-label, API), and $2,999/month for Enterprise (written 99% SLA, dedicated success manager). All plans include a 7-day free trial.
Yes, we offer a free 14-day trial on all plans. During the trial, you get full access to AI scanning, content fingerprinting, and DMCA takedown filing. No credit card required to start.
Absolutely. We act as your authorized agent for all takedown filings, which means your personal name and contact information are not disclosed in DMCA notices. We use our company information instead. Your privacy and anonymity are protected throughout the entire process. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
We store only the digital fingerprints (perceptual hashes) of your content, not the actual files. Fingerprints are mathematical representations that cannot be reversed back into the original image or video. Your actual content is never stored on our servers.
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