Silent Content Theft
Scraper sites and low-quality publishers copy your posts verbatim, capture long-tail traffic, and dilute your authority.
Content Plagiarism Shield
Monitor your content for unauthorized republishing
Revenue Protection for Content Teams
Catch stolen posts before they siphon your search traffic.
Monitor your articles, run continuous plagiarism scans, and send DMCA takedown notices from one dashboard. Stop unauthorized republishing from outranking your original work.
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Access Status
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The Problem
SEO Attribution Loss
Duplicate pages can index quickly and outrank the source, stealing clicks that should convert on your site.
Manual Enforcement Is Slow
Drafting legally complete notices and finding abuse contacts manually can take hours per incident.
How It Works
Step 1
Add Your URLs
Track blog posts, landing pages, and resource articles that drive revenue.
Step 2
Run Automated Scans
Search-engine crawling and similarity scoring identify likely unauthorized republishes.
Step 3
Send DMCA Notices
Generate takedown notices and email them directly from your dashboard.
Simple Pricing
Built for creators and teams that publish frequently and cannot afford to lose organic distribution to content theft.
$15/month
- Unlimited monitored URLs
- On-demand scans + cron automation
- DMCA drafting and send support
FAQ
How does detection work?
Each monitored URL is parsed into normalized text, then searched using quoted snippets and title queries. Candidate pages are downloaded and scored with shingle-based similarity to detect likely republication.
Will this send legal notices automatically?
You stay in control. The app drafts a DMCA notice with required statements and can send it to a likely abuse mailbox for the infringing domain after your review.
How quickly will I know when content is copied?
Scans can run on demand from the dashboard and can also run from a background cron job. When new matches appear, the system emails an alert if SMTP is configured.
Who should use this?
Independent creators, SEO agencies, and SaaS marketing teams with high-value blog libraries that lose traffic and lead attribution when content is scraped.