Video & podcasts
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Your videos and episodes, taken down where they’re re-uploaded.
Full re-uploads on other channels, your footage cut into someone else’s shorts, your episodes republished in another feed, your review videos on other sellers’ Amazon listings. Deltus finds them, files through each platform’s copyright route, and tracks every link until it is gone.
Example data
Re-uploaded on another YouTube channel
High risk
TikTok · your footage, posted as theirs
High risk
Republished in another podcast feed
Medium risk
Your video on another seller’s Amazon listing
Medium risk
What we take down
Every copy that takes your views.
The channels, accounts, feeds and listings that publish your work as their own.
Full re-uploads
Your videos uploaded again on other channels, often under a new title and thumbnail.
Copied shorts and reels
Your footage cut into TikToks, Reels and Shorts and posted by accounts that never made it.
Copied podcast episodes
Your episodes republished in another show’s feed, or uploaded to video platforms as someone else’s.
Amazon Influencer and review videos
Your videos lifted onto other sellers’ product listings, on one Amazon marketplace or several.
Download and streaming sites
Your videos and episodes offered as downloads, embedded on other sites or posted in public messaging channels.
Search results
Results that send people to the copies. The delisting request goes out with the platform notice.
How it works
Copies down, and nothing after.
Takedowns only: we ask platforms to remove the copies, and we never contact people who watched or downloaded them.
01
Find
Agents search video platforms, podcast apps, Amazon and the open web for your titles, your channel name and your footage itself, so a re-upload under a new title still matches. YouTube’s own match tool only looks at YouTube; we also look on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, podcast apps and Amazon.
02
File
Every platform has its own copyright route: YouTube’s removal request, TikTok’s and Meta’s IP forms, Spotify’s report form, Amazon’s Report Infringement form on each marketplace where the copy appears. We check the use is a copy and not commentary, then file on the route that platform acts on, as your authorised agent.
03
Verify
We re-check each link until it is gone, and keep watching for the same video coming back on a new account.
Proof of removal
Every re-upload tracked until it’s gone.
Every link sits in your ledger with its status and evidence: removed by the platform, passed to the uploader, or disputed and escalated.
Example data
YouTube · copyright removal request
Removed at source
TikTok · IP report, re-uploads blocked
Removed at source
Podcast app · claim sent to the uploader
Passed to uploader
Amazon · Report Infringement form
Reported
Same channel · uploader counter-notified
Disputed
What each status means
The platform or host took it down.
Some platforms send the claim to the uploader and ask you to settle it. We follow up and escalate.
Counter-notified or refused. We tell you your options and take the next route where there is one.
FAQ
Questions from creators and publishers.
What we cover, what we won’t file, and how billing works.
Partly. YouTube’s Copyright Match Tool finds copies of your videos on YouTube. It does not look at TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, podcast apps or Amazon, which is where many re-uploads end up. We cover those, and file on YouTube too.
Not without checking. Commentary, criticism and parody can be fair use, and platforms ask whoever files to consider that. We file on copies, flag anything borderline to you, and never send a claim we can’t stand behind. A false claim can cost the filer their own account.
They can file a counter-notice. Under the US DMCA the platform can then restore the video after 10 to 14 business days unless the owner goes to court. We tell you when a counter-notice arrives, so you can decide what to do.
Yes. When your review or Influencer video turns up on another seller’s listing, we file through Amazon’s Report Infringement form, which is open to rights owners and their agents, on every Amazon marketplace where the copy appears.
No. Copyright attaches when you create the work, so a takedown notice needs no registration.
You pay per verified removal. Tell us your channel, show or storefront, and we agree the scope with you before we start.
Free threat scan
See where your videos are being re-uploaded.
Send us your channel, show or storefront. We send you the copies we find, with links.