Many businesses can file their own reports once they know how. The difficulty is that every platform's rules differ, change without notice, and penalize incorrect or repeated reports. A report filed under the wrong policy is rejected; a pattern of poor reports can get a rights holder's account restricted.
We provide platform-specific guidance: which policy covers your situation, the form or portal to use, the evidence it requires, realistic timelines, what to do if the report is rejected, and how to avoid abusive or mistaken reporting. Delivered as written guidance for your case, or as a working session with your team.
Common infringement scenarios
- An in-house team handling routine takedowns
- An agency adding enforcement support for clients
- A one-off situation on an unfamiliar platform
- A rejected report you want to understand before refiling
What we need from you
- The situation and links
- Your rights documentation
- Previous reports and responses if any
How the case is handled
- 1Situation reviewFacts, rights and the platforms involved.
- 2Written guidancePolicy, form, evidence checklist, timeline range and escalation path for each platform.
- 3Review of your draftOptional check of your report before you submit it.
- 4Follow-upInterpretation of responses and next steps.
What this service does not guarantee
- Platform outcomes
- Legal advice
Administrative support, not legal advice
DigitalDMCA prepares and routes reports with your authorization and keeps the record. We do not provide legal advice. Where a matter needs a lawyer, for example litigation, a formal legal opinion or proceedings before a registry, we say so and recommend you consult qualified counsel.Frequently asked questions
Is this cheaper than having you file?
Usually, for teams with volume and time. For one-off problems, full handling is often simpler.