Leaked subscription content
Paid or restricted photos and videos redistributed without permission.
Specialist content protection & digital rights enforcement
Content removal
for creators.
We investigate unauthorized content distribution, copyright infringement concerns, impersonation and digital media misuse. Our services include case assessment, rights verification, removal and delisting requests, and documented follow-up.
For creators, influencers, models, photographers, videographers and other creative professionals.
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What we handle
Content and identity misuse
Stolen photos & videos
Original content copied or reposted on websites, accounts and file hosts.
AI deepfakes
Synthetic or manipulated imagery and video misusing an identifiable person’s likeness.
Nonconsensual intimate content
Private or intimate material published or shared without consent.
Impersonation & fake accounts
Profiles or accounts falsely representing creators and other individuals.
Unauthorized commercial use
Images and footage used in ads, stock libraries or commercial listings without appropriate rights.
Our services
Content removal and exposure investigations
Content Removal & Enforcement
We assess reported content, verify applicable rights, prepare and submit eligible removal or delisting requests, manage follow-up and document case outcomes.
Digital Exposure Audit
Structured searches of agreed online sources to identify additional instances of copied content, impersonation, deepfakes and other digital misuse, with documented findings.
Content Monitoring
Monthly reviews of agreed online sources and creator identifiers, with newly identified content misuse documented and reported. Removal requests are managed separately.
Legal Escalation & Case Coordination
For complex or unresolved matters, CCA coordinates further case assessment, evidence review and referrals to qualified, independent legal professionals where appropriate. Legal advice and representation are arranged separately with counsel.
Case management
How we handle takedown cases
Each case is assessed to determine the available enforcement grounds, relevant recipients and appropriate reporting procedures.
Case submission
Submit the relevant URLs, describe the reported issue and provide supporting case information for initial assessment.
Investigation & verification
We review the reported material, assess applicable rights and identify the relevant platforms, service providers and reporting procedures.
Case assessment
We provide preliminary findings, outline the proposed enforcement approach and confirm the case scope, authorization and applicable fees.
Notice filing & follow-up
Following rights verification and authorization, we prepare and submit eligible notices and delisting requests, record responses and conduct appropriate follow-up.
Final Case Reporting & Removal
We provide a documented case report summarizing the actions taken, responses received and confirmed removals, delistings or outstanding matters.
99%
Removal success rate
12–14 days
Average removal timeframe
ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES
How content removal works
Available reporting options depend on the reported material, the applicable rights and the receiving platform or service provider.
Platform Removal Requests
We prepare and submit eligible copyright, privacy, impersonation and policy-based complaints through established platform reporting procedures.
DMCA & Copyright Notices
For qualifying copyright matters, we prepare and submit formal infringement notices to designated copyright agents, hosting providers and other appropriate recipients.
Search Engine Delisting
We pursue eligible requests to remove search-result listings under applicable copyright, privacy and search-engine policies.
Nonconsensual Imagery & Deepfake Reports
We assess reported intimate imagery and manipulated media, identify applicable protections and submit eligible removal requests under relevant platform policies and legal procedures.
DIGITAL CONTENT & COPYRIGHT
Content infringement across online platforms
2B+
Content ID copyright claims processed on YouTube in 2025. Claims do not necessarily represent confirmed infringements.
254M+
Webpage URLs requested for copyright delisting from Bing between January and June 2026.
Case submission
Submit a case
Select the appropriate service based on whether you have identified specific content URLs or require a broader investigation of your online exposure.
Known URL
Content Removal Request
I have identified specific URLs containing content I want assessed for removal.
Content discovery
Digital Exposure Audit
I would like an investigation of additional online exposure involving my content or identity.
Pricing
CONTENT REMOVAL
Content Removal & Enforcement
From $149 per case
Assessment and enforcement requests for reported content across identified websites.
1 site$149
2–5 sites$179
6–10 sites$199
DIGITAL INVESTIGATION
Digital Exposure Audit
$99 per audit
A structured investigation to identify additional instances of content misuse and online exposure.
- Creator identity and profile searches
- Copied content and impersonation review
- Documented investigation findings
ONGOING MONITORING
Content Monitoring
$29 / month
Monthly reviews of agreed online sources to identify and report newly detected content misuse.
- Monthly reviews of agreed sources
- New findings reported by email
- Removal requests handled separately
SPECIALIST CASE REVIEW
Legal Escalation & Case Coordination
From $499
Additional case assessment and coordination for complex, disputed or unresolved matters.
- Case and evidence review
- Assessment of escalation options
- Independent legal referrals where appropriate
FAQs
Common questions
Find answers about our investigation process, content removal procedures, case management and available services.
What do I need to submit?
Provide the relevant URLs, a description of the reported issue, your contact details and any information supporting your rights or identity. Additional verification or documentation may be requested during the investigation.
Do you handle leaked content and AI deepfakes?
Yes. We investigate unauthorized content distribution, AI-generated impersonation and manipulated media. Available enforcement options depend on the reported material, applicable rights and relevant platform policies.
What is the difference between content removal, an exposure audit and monitoring?
Content removal addresses identified URLs or websites through applicable enforcement procedures. A Digital Exposure Audit investigates additional online exposure within an agreed scope. Content Monitoring provides recurring reviews for newly identified misuse, with removal requests handled separately.
How are updates provided?
Case assessments, investigation findings, enforcement updates and final outcomes are communicated through the relevant case correspondence and reports.
Which laws and procedures may apply?
Depending on the circumstances, enforcement may involve the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the TAKE IT DOWN Act, applicable copyright and privacy laws, search-engine delisting procedures and platform-specific reporting policies. Each case is assessed to identify the appropriate grounds and procedures.
Do you provide legal escalation and case coordination?
Yes. For complex or unresolved matters, CCA may coordinate additional case assessment, evidence review and referrals to qualified, independent legal professionals. Legal advice and representation are arranged separately with counsel, where appropriate.
How are case fees determined?
Content removal fees are based on the number of websites within the agreed case scope. Additional investigations, monitoring and specialist case coordination are priced separately.
What happens after I submit a case?
CCA reviews the submitted information, assesses the relevant enforcement options and provides preliminary findings and proposed next steps.