You pay to bring people to your course.
You paid to create the course. Do not let a reseller take the sale.
We find stolen copies of your course, report them for removal, push eligible pirate pages out of search, report public Telegram sellers and report payment accounts used to sell your course.
Example only. Your scan will show your own findings.
One course can be copied, shared and sold in many places.
Four simple ways we fight course piracy.
You give us the course link. We handle the hard part.
Find stolen copies
We look for your course on reseller sites, search engines, public groups and file pages.
Push for removal
We send the right report to the website, host, platform or file provider.
Remove eligible search links
We submit copyright delisting requests so pirate pages are harder to find.
Report pirate payments
If a reseller is making money from your course, we can report eligible payment and storefront accounts too.
Protect more than the file. Protect the business around your course.
Piracy can affect sales, ads, search results, brand trust and future launches. We work on the places that can keep sending buyers to the pirate.
Protect your sales
Make stolen low-price copies harder to find and buy.
Protect your ad spend
Do not pay to create demand while a reseller tries to collect the order.
Clean up search
Push eligible pirate pages out of the buyer's search journey.
Protect your price
Reduce cheap stolen listings that make your real price look wrong.
Protect your brand
Reduce fake pages using your course name to look official.
Catch reuploads
Keep checking when the same course comes back on a new URL.
Save your time
Stop spending hours searching, reporting and checking links yourself.
See what happened
Track findings, reports and provider results in one place.
When people search your course, your real page should have the better chance.
If a pirate page appears in search and qualifies for copyright delisting, we can submit the request and track the result.
- Find pirate URLs in search
- Match them to your course
- Submit eligible delisting requests
- Check whether the link disappears
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Removing the page is good. Making it harder to take payment is better.
A reseller needs a way to collect money. When the evidence supports it, we can report the seller to the payment or storefront provider as well as working on the pirate page.
- Save the seller page and price
- Save the checkout or payment path
- Show how it connects to your course
- Submit an eligible provider report
The payment or storefront provider makes the final decision.
One course URL is enough to begin.
Paste your official course page. We use it to understand what course to look for and start the scan.
Choose how many courses you want to protect.
Start small. Add more courses or upgrade when you need more.
Essential
For one main course
- Course piracy scanning
- Standard takedown reports
- Search delisting
- Reupload checks
Professional
For active course creators
- Everything in Essential
- Daily monitoring
- Telegram & Discord reports
- Payment/storefront reports
- Priority handling
Total Protection
For a growing course library
- Everything in Professional
- More frequent monitoring
- Advanced matching
- Reseller network checks
- Priority enforcement
Enterprise
For academies and teams
- Everything in Total
- Custom crawler support
- Higher-volume protection
- Team/API options
- Dedicated support
Need more courses? Add extra course slots for $30/month each. When a higher plan is better value, we can recommend the upgrade.
Compare plans →Clean up one course.
Use a one-time cleanup when one course already has a piracy problem.
No hard words.
You do not need to know copyright forms, hosting systems or technical reporting steps to start.
Read all FAQs →What do I need to start?
Your official course URL.
Can you find reseller sites selling my course?
Yes, that is one of the main things we look for: reseller pages, copied course listings, public sharing links and connected download pages.
Can you remove pirate results from Google?
When an infringing URL is eligible, we can submit a copyright delisting request and track the result.
Can you report the pirate seller's payment account?
When a reseller is selling your course and the provider has a suitable reporting path, we can submit the evidence to the relevant payment or storefront provider.
What if the course is uploaded again?
Ongoing plans keep looking for new copies and can start new action when a reupload is found.
Can you guarantee every removal?
No. Third-party websites, search engines, hosts and payment providers make the final decision. We show the real status of each action.
See if people are selling your course.
Start with the official course URL.