Pricing

Plans that scale with you.

Every plan sends compliant TAKE IT DOWN Act notices, polls the 48-hour deadline, and exports an FTC complaint when a platform misses it. Higher tiers send more notices each month and unlock priority features for ongoing situations, public figures, and teams.

How quotas work

One URL = one takedown notice. Each notice gets its own 48-hour clock and its own outcome record. Step up a tier whenever you need more notices per month — you can change plan any time from your account.

Free

$0/ month

2 URLs / month

Send your first notices at no cost. Full workflow, every feature, $0.

Full intake wizard
Compliant notice + e-signature
48-hour compliance polling
FTC complaint export

Start free

Standard

$15/ month

25 URLs / month

When the same content shows up across more places than the free tier covers.

Everything in Free
Email + dashboard tracking
Bulk URL entry
30-day case history

Plus

Most picked

$25/ month

100 URLs / month

For ongoing situations with multiple incidents per month. Includes hash handoff to partner networks.

Everything in Standard
StopNCII handoff (one click)
Priority polling cadence
Litigation evidence retention option

Pro

$45/ month

500 URLs / month

For high-volume needs — public figures, content creators, small teams, and rapid-spread situations.

Everything in Plus
Bulk URL import
Browser extension (coming soon)
Priority FTC complaint generation

Enterprise

Custom

Unlimited (fair use)

For brand-protection teams, talent agencies, partner NGOs, and similar organizations.

Recipient catalog API access
White-label option
Dedicated success contact
Custom retention and SLA

Frequently asked

Do I need a lawyer to send a notice?

No. The TAKE IT DOWN Act does not require a lawyer. The notice itself is straightforward — your signature, what was posted, where it is, a brief good-faith statement, and your contact info. We provide all of that in the wizard.

Will the platform actually take it down?

Most large platforms already comply quickly. Smaller and uncooperative platforms are inconsistent. The Act gives them 48 hours; if they miss the deadline, we generate a pre-filled FTC complaint for you to file.

What happens to my data?

We keep only the information needed for your case (URLs, your contact info, perceptual hashes, delivery records) and we never receive the imagery itself. Cases auto-purge after one year unless you choose to retain them as litigation evidence.

Can I change plan or cancel any time?

Yes — change plan, update card, or cancel any time from your billing page. Plan changes prorate; cancellations keep access through the end of the billing period.