Save the proof
Keep the copied link, screenshots, dates, and details together.
Creator protection, without the maze
ProofStrike helps you save the proof, find where to send the complaint, build the notice, and keep track of what happens next.
Nothing is sent until you review and approve it.

The practical problem
Links disappear. Contact pages move. Screenshots and replies end up in different folders. ProofStrike gives the work one clear place to live.
Keep the copied link, screenshots, dates, and details together.
See the website’s published process and where the contact came from.
Follow a guided process instead of starting with a blank legal template.
See what you sent, who received it, and what happened afterward.
One connected workflow
Start with what you know. ProofStrike keeps each next step connected and leaves every decision with you.
Save the work and the creator details that support it.
Add the exact pages where your work appears.
Connect dates, screenshots, page details, and history.
Review public contact information and where it came from.
Choose the recipient, check the facts, and approve the final step.

Meet ProofStrike
Follow the work from saved proof to a reviewed contact and a notice you control.

The protection workspace
Benefits come first. Technical detail stays available when you need to review the source or history.
profile
Save identity, ownership, and contact details once.
link
Keep copied links organized and ready for review.
scan
Discover and review possible unauthorized uses.
route
See published contacts, sources, and honest uncertainty.
notice
Build the notice one step at a time, then review it.
case
Track proof, notices, replies, and outcomes together.
evidence
Keep saved proof and history connected to the case.
Creator Protection
ProofStrike keeps it connected to copied links and future cases.


ProofStrike Recipient Intelligence
ProofStrike checks the website’s public pages for a copyright email, form, or removal process. It shows what it found and where it found it. You choose the final contact.
ProofStrike may show a company that helps run the site, such as its host, CDN, registrar, or network provider. This is not the website’s own contact. The relationship and source stay visible for review.
Saved proof and history
ProofStrike saves the copied link, source page, date, screenshots, contact information, and notice together.
A digital fingerprint helps show whether a saved file later changed. It supports the record; it does not decide the legal merits.
How ProofStrike handles trust and uncertainty

DMCA Wizard
You may enter a contact directly or ask ProofStrike to research the website’s public contact. You review the source, choose the recipient, and continue to final review.
Built for real creator work
For creators
For agencies
Trust through clarity
ProofStrike can suggest a contact. You choose where the notice goes.
If ProofStrike is not sure about a contact or outcome, it says so.
The work, copied link, proof, contact, notice, and result stay with the same case.
ProofStrike does not promise that every website will respond or remove content.
Creator protection for more people
ProofStrike is being built for musicians, photographers, models, streamers, educators, filmmakers, digital artists, subscription creators, and independent agencies.
Choose the support that fits
Managed-enforcement pricing is not shown until founder approval is recorded. You can request a review without committing to an outcome.
For independent creators
Organize your work, copied links, proof, contacts, notices, and cases in one place.
For teams
Keep each creator’s work and proof separate while your team reviews cases consistently.
For difficult sites
Request a bounded review of the site, its published contacts, and supportable next steps.
Practical guidance
A DMCA notice asks a qualifying online service provider to address material you believe infringes your copyright.
Read the guide Practical guideIdentify the work, save the copied location, find the right contact, complete the required statements, and review before sending.
Read the guide Practical guideStart with the website’s copyright, legal, terms, or help pages, then check official public directories when they apply.
Read the guide Practical guideSave the original work, exact copied link, screenshots, dates, visible context, and the history of what you do next.
Read the guideQuestions creators ask
No. A website or service may remove the material, ask for more information, reject the request, or take no visible action.
ProofStrike can research public pages and possible next contacts. It shows where information came from and when a person still needs to check it.
No. Nothing is sent until you review and approve it.
No. ProofStrike provides software and educational information, not legal representation.
Yes. Keep each copied link reviewable while connecting it to the same creator, original work, and case history.
ProofStrike can keep links, page details, dates, screenshots, contact sources, notices, replies, and outcome history connected.
You can request a bounded review of the site, its published contacts, and supportable next steps. No response or removal is guaranteed.
It is a scoped, human-led review for one creator and one domain. It is not legal representation, litigation, or a promise to shut down a website.
Creator Protection can support discovery and review of possible unauthorized uses. Every finding still needs human review.
Yes. Agency workflows are designed to keep creator records and access separated while preserving review history.
Start with one work and one link
Save the proof, find the contact, build the notice, and keep track of what happens next.