You choose the recipient
ProofStrike may research and suggest a contact. You review the source and make the final choice.
Trust through visible facts
ProofStrike shows what it knows—and what it does not.
The product keeps sources, review states, decisions, and history visible without turning uncertainty into a promise.
Possible contacts stay possible
When a contact needs review, the interface says so. It is not silently treated as verified or ready to send.
Saved proof stays private
Public pages do not expose customer evidence, storage locations, internal identifiers, or case details.
Outcomes stay specific
Sent, delivered, replied, reported removed, and verified removed are different states.
Nothing sends itself
The user reviews the work, proof, contact, and notice before approving an action.
No guaranteed removal
Third parties decide how they respond. ProofStrike does not promise universal contact discovery, response, removal, or site shutdown.
Contact relationships
The website and the companies behind it are not the same.
If a website gives no usable contact, ProofStrike may show a host, CDN, registrar, or network provider. The source and relationship stay visible.
This is not the website’s own contact.
Review the source before using the contact.
ProofStrike keeps the basis for each next step available to the person making the decision.
Learn how contacts are found