Monitoring across five surfaces - UGC and social, streaming, downloads, live and the open web. Detection is universal; enforcement follows each platform's own rules, and we are honest about that difference.
Video and short-form platforms - re-uploads, clips, background use, lives. The highest volume surface, and the one with the strongest rights-holder tooling.
Music stores and streaming services - infringing releases, cover uploads under wrong credits, metadata hijacks that siphon your royalties.
MP3 rip sites, stem markets and file lockers distributing your masters directly - attacked at the file, the host and the search result.
Livestream platforms and web radio, where use is fleeting but recurring - monitored on rolling cycles and matched against recorded archives.
Blogs, forums and link aggregators that point audiences at infringing files - crawled continuously, because links are how piracy gets found.
We expand monitoring where your catalog actually leaks. When a new platform or format starts showing up in detections, it gets a scanner - not a press release.
Finding infringing content is a technology problem, and we solve it everywhere. Acting on it is a policy problem - each platform decides what levers rights holders get.
So we match each detection to the strongest lever that actually exists on that platform, and your dashboard always shows which lever a case is on. What we will not do is pretend one big red button removes everything, everywhere, instantly - it does not exist, at any vendor.
Genres leak differently. In a demo we map your actual exposure - which surfaces, which formats, which levers.