DMCA takedown services are essential for brands for several reasons:
DMCA takedown services help brands identify and address copyright infringement swiftly
Automatic DMCA takedown service helps you prevent your brand from being associated with undesirable or harmful materials
Enforcing Intellectual Property rights manually can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. Automating many aspects of the process with DMCA takedown service can make it more efficient and cost-effective
Content pirates copy and distribute copyrighted materials, such as videos, music, e-books, or software, without authorization
Misuse of your brand's logos, design elements, or trademarks can dilute your brand identity and confuse customers. Unauthorized third parties may use these elements to create misleading marketing materials
Unauthorized live streaming or broadcasts of events, sports matches, concerts, or webinars can infringe on copyrights held by event organizers, content creators, or broadcasters
This is how we are able to automatically detect copyright violations and submit DMCA takedown notices:
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Red Points' DMCA Takedown Service is the top choice for over 1,200 leading brands to protect their online content. Here's why:
Our automatic DMCA takedown service casts a wide net, ensuring that we identify and address unauthorized content usage, phishing attempts, and deceptive websites across a multitude of platforms and domains
Red Points manages 4.6 million enforcements per year on top platforms. We offer priority escalation, maintaining a 91% average enforcement success rate. Additionally, our capabilities include seller account freezing and closing, underscoring our comprehensive approach to platform management
When you choose Red Points’ DMCA takedown notice service, you're entrusting your brand's safety to a team with the knowledge and expertise to outmaneuver even the most sophisticated bad actors
Detect, validate and remove infringing listings automatically in thousands of marketplaces
Take down fake accounts and posts using your copyright on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram and more
Find stand-alone sites hurting your brand and take them down with our unique approach
Detect and claim domains using your trademark to divert traffic from your official channels
Ed Rainey, Knockaround
Revenue leaders
Our DMCA takedown services help protect revenue streams by preventing copyright-related issues that can divert potential customers, ensuring your sales and marketing efforts yield optimal results
Pete Fenlon, CATAN STUDIO
C-suite executives
Red Points’ DMCA Takedown Notice Service is a strategic choice for executives, as it helps maintain brand integrity, minimize risks, and ensure that the organization’s digital footprint remains a beacon of trust and authenticity
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IT & Cybersecurity teams
Red Points’ Automatic DMCA Takedown Service is a vital tool in your arsenal, aiding in the early detection and swift removal of piracy websites and phishing attempts. This proactive approach strengthens overall cybersecurity defenses
Dominic Buergi, Stäubli
Product teams
Our DMCA Takedown Service empowers product teams by defending against counterfeits and IP infringements, ensuring product integrity and market competitiveness. By safeguarding revenue and building customer trust, your team can focus on innovation and compliance within the industry.
As a leading industry reporter, with over 4.6M enforcements per year in top platforms, we are official partners and have certifications with:
Google's Trusted Copyright Removal program
Youtube-Certified Multi-Channel Network
The Red Points Anti-Piracy product guide will show you just how our solution can greatly improve your brand’s anti-piracy efforts.
Read Product GuideWhat is DMCA violation?
DMCA violation occurs when someone is using your copyright material without permission. While copyrights ensure you legally own your brand’s unique product designs and content, these licenses don’t actively protect your content from being stolen. When you find your copyrights being infringed upon, using a DMCA takedown service as fast as possible is essential to protect your brand.
What’s a DMCA takedown?
DMCA stands for Digital Millennium Copyright Act. A DMCA notice, also known as DMCA request or DMCA takedown notice, informs an individual, website owner, or internet service provider that they are hosting or linking to content that infringes on someone else’s copyright.
The party that ends up receiving the DMCA notice is required to take down the entire website or the infringed content as soon as possible.
The DMCA covers all kinds of copyrighted content that can be infringed on the internet, which can include:
You can either send DMCA notices on your own or use a DMCA takedown notice service like Red Points to automate the entire process.
How does DMCA takedown work?
Submitting a DMCA takedown request refers to the process of formally reporting an infringement online. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act was the legislative solution put into effect in 2000, when existing copyright laws proved insufficient in the new digital era. The DMCA made several updates to copyright law and provided a system copyright owners could use to report infringements online.
What’s an automatic DMCA takedown service?
A DMCA takedown service is one that helps you automatically send DMCA notices to any website owner that is infringing on your copyright. While there is a manual way to file for DMCA notices, it can be incredibly frustrating to keep track of all the notices and paperwork, especially if you have to routinely send notices to infringers.
Not only do you have to fill each notice with the required information, but you also need to manage responses from the website owners or website hosting providers. In some cases, you may even be required to provide additional information.
With a DMCA takedown notice service, it becomes possible to automate the entire process from start to end.
Red Points is a DMCA takedown services provider that can track and enforce copyright infringement on different websites, marketplaces, and even social media platforms.