Someone searching your course name finds your checkout, not a free copy.

Delister finds where your course is being shared, files the removals at the hosts, and de-lists the pages from Google, and you pay only after it is down.

Free scan: on-screen results in seconds, verified report to your inbox. The cleanup is $89 once per course, and you pay only after it is down.

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Removed

Filed Tuesday. De-indexed Friday.

Filing takedowns yourself is a job most creators do once, then quit.

If your course sells for anything worth buying, copies are already circulating on download aggregators and reupload mirrors, and people searching your course name find the free version before your checkout. Each site has its own removal process, its own contact route, and its own delay. Most creators file one notice, watch nothing move for a week, and stop.

Three steps. The first one is free.

1

We show you where it is pirated.

Send your course name and official page. We search the aggregator circuit where pirated courses concentrate, then sweep the open web for your name next to your course title, which is what turns up the file lockers and the venues no fixed list knows about. The report names every site, with live URLs and screenshots. Free, no obligation.

2

We file and de-index.

On your go, we send DMCA notices to each host and file Google removal requests, so the pages stop appearing in search even on sites that ignore takedowns.

3

You pay for what comes down.

We confirm each result with you. The cleanup is $89 once per course, billed only after it is down. For three months, every time it reappears we file again and send you the notice and what happened to it.

“Mara was incredibly thorough and communicative throughout the entire process, keeping me updated on every step. I was genuinely surprised to see my course listings disappear from Google search results in less than a week. If you’re a creator dealing with piracy, I can wholeheartedly recommend her service.”

One price, paid after it is down.

The cleanup: your course, taken down, billed after

$89 once per course
  • ✓ You pay only after it is down
  • ✓ DMCA filing to every host we find
  • ✓ Google de-indexing so the listings drop out of search
  • ✓ Reappears in the next three months? We file again and send you the notice and what happened to it

A takedown counts when the listing is de-indexed from Google Search or the file is removed at the host. No contract.

What the price covers

Cleanup $89 once

Per course. Invoiced only after it is down.

If it reappears, first three months each time

Every time it reappears we file again and send you the notice and what happened to it.

Prices in USD. Billing runs in the EUR equivalent.

Why this is safe to say yes to.

You pay after, not before

We send you the removed listings first. The invoice comes only once you can see the pages are gone. Nothing pirated down means nothing owed.

We never touch your accounts

We do not ask for passwords, logins, or platform access. All we need is your course details and a signed DMCA authorization, the same form you would file yourself.

Nothing you could not do alone

We use the public legal tools available to any rights holder: DMCA notices and search de-indexing. We do it thoroughly, across every site, and keep at it.

Run by a person, not a bot

You correspond with a named person who signs their emails, answers your questions, and shows you the evidence at every step.

Access, reuploads, and why we charge only on success.

Can't I just do this myself?

Yes. Every removal route we use is public, and we publish step-by-step guides for the sites we file against most. If you have the time to find each copy, work each site's process, and re-check for reposts, you do not need us. We exist for the creators who would rather spend that time making the next course.

Why do you charge only on success?

Because it aligns us with you. We do not get paid for filing notices; we get paid for results. If a listing will not come down, that is our problem to solve, not your bill to pay.

Do you need access to my course or accounts?

No. We work from public information plus a standard DMCA authorization that names you as the rights holder. We never ask for platform logins or payment details.

What if the content is reuploaded later?

Reuploads are the norm rather than the exception. On three of our first four customers, a host confirmed deletion and the same files were back under new IDs within days. That is why, for three months, every time it reappears we file again and send you the notice and what happened to it.

Which sites and platforms do you cover?

Download aggregators, course-leak forums, file hosts, and search results. If your course is somewhere with any removal or abuse process, we can file against it. We tell you upfront what we found and what is realistic to remove. For the venues we file against most often, see our removal guides.

Send us your course. We will send back the list.

Tell us the course name and your official page. Within a couple of days we will send you every site we find hosting it, free, with no obligation. You decide from there.

ME

Mara Ellison, Delister

I run the takedowns personally and answer every email. Send me your course and I will show you exactly where it is being copied.

[email protected]