Online brand protection, done for you

Stolen content and brand impersonation, found and organized — before they cost you customers.

DMCA WatchDog monitors the web for copied content, cloned product pages, and fake profiles using your brand — then routes every match through human review before it ever reaches your dashboard. You get sanitized, actionable alerts and operational support preparing takedown packets, not a noisy firehose of false positives.

Monitoring, review workflow, evidence organization, and takedown support for online brands. Cancel anytime. No contracts.

Built for the people who actually own their brand

Whether you sell, create, teach, or manage protection for clients, DMCA WatchDog is built around one idea: your work and your name are worth watching over.

Creators & photographers

Protect original work, portfolios, and creative content from being copied and re-published without credit.

Ecommerce & Shopify/WooCommerce stores

Catch cloned listings and copied product pages that siphon off sales and dilute your brand.

Course creators

Watch for unauthorized re-uploads and resold copies of paid course content and materials.

Agencies

Managed, done-for-you monitoring and reporting you can run across multiple client brands.

Subscription & membership creators

Creator content protection for paid membership and subscription content shared outside its intended platform.

Small businesses & online brands

Keep an eye on impersonation, fake profiles, and brand misuse without hiring an in-house team.

What DMCA WatchDog monitors and helps you do

A complete operational layer between "something looks wrong" and "I have an organized packet ready to act on" — with a human reviewing every finding before it reaches you.

Stolen content monitoring

Ongoing scans for copies of your original content appearing elsewhere on the web.

Copied product page monitoring

Detect cloned listings and duplicated product descriptions or images.

Impersonation & fake profile monitoring

Spot accounts and pages misusing your name, likeness, or brand identity.

Brand abuse review

Human review of suspected matches so you only see what's actually worth your attention.

Evidence organization

Findings are organized and time-stamped, ready to support a takedown request.

Takedown packet preparation support

Operational help assembling the materials needed to submit a takedown request.

Monthly monitoring reports

A clear, recurring summary of what was found, reviewed, and actioned.

Admin-reviewed findings

Every alert that reaches your dashboard has passed a human review gate first.

How it works

A simple, transparent process from setup to action.

  1. 1

    Add your brand, content, products, or domains

    Tell us what to watch for — your content, listings, brand name, or domains.

  2. 2

    DMCA WatchDog monitors for suspicious matches

    Ongoing scans look for copies, clones, and impersonation attempts across the web.

  3. 3

    Findings go into review

    Every potential match is queued for human review before anyone sees it — no raw, unreviewed noise.

  4. 4

    Approved alerts appear in your dashboard

    Once reviewed and approved, sanitized alerts land in your private, secure dashboard.

  5. 5

    You get recommended next steps and takedown support

    Clear guidance on what to do next, plus operational support preparing a takedown packet.

Scanning technology built for creators, stores, and agencies

DMCA WatchDog runs on monitoring tools we built ourselves — purpose-made for tracking the public web targets that matter to your brand, not a generic crawler pointed at the whole internet.

Public web monitoring — we watch customer-approved public URLs and domains, not private or login-only spaces.

Brand and content term monitoring — we look for your brand names, product names, and protected pages turning up where they shouldn't.

Automated monitoring with human review — scans run on a regular schedule, and every possible match is checked by a person before it ever reaches you.

Review-ready findings — what lands in your dashboard has already been reviewed, organized, and is ready to act on.

DMCA WatchDog provides monitoring and operational takedown support. This is not legal advice, and we do not promise guaranteed removals — our job is to find what matters, organize it clearly, and help you act on it.

Plans for every stage of growth

From a single brand just getting started to agencies managing protection for many clients — see full plan details and current pricing on the pricing page.

Starter Watch

$19/mo or $190/yr

For one small website or brand getting started with monitoring.

Business Guard

$99/mo or $990/yr

For Shopify/WooCommerce stores, growing brands, and product catalogs.

Agency Managed Protection

$249/mo or $2,490/yr

Done-for-you review and reporting across multiple client brands.

Need help with a specific case? Takedown Packet Preparation is also available as a one-time service for $199 — operational support preparing a packet, not legal advice.

View full pricing & plan details

Cancel anytime. No contracts.

Built with security and privacy as the foundation

DMCA WatchDog is built the way a security product should be — private by default, reviewed by humans, and engineered for trust.

Private dashboard — your findings are visible only to you and reviewing admins.

Admin-reviewed findings — nothing reaches your dashboard without human review first.

Sanitized customer-facing alerts — you see clear, actionable summaries, not raw scraped data.

Secure configuration — credentials and keys are kept private and are never exposed publicly.

Cloudflare/DreamHost-ready deployment — built for a modern, secured hosting setup.

Stripe-ready billing foundation — built on a secure, well-established payments platform.

No public exposure of private evidence files — sensitive evidence stays internal and protected.

See if DMCA WatchDog is right for your brand

Compare plans and find the right level of protection for where you are today.

DMCA WatchDog provides monitoring and operational takedown support. This is not legal advice.