For Blender and 3D educators
Courses sold on Superhive (formerly Blender Market) and to the wider Blender and 3D audience get ripped and reposted to a small, specific set of piracy sites built for exactly this content. Because the niche is narrow, the reposts are predictable, and that makes them removable if you know where to look.
General course-leak forums carry some of it, but the 3D and design world has its own aggregators: GFXFather, AEBlender, HacksNation, and a handful of others that specialize in Blender, Houdini, and motion-graphics material. They post a page that ranks for your course name and link out to a file host, usually MEGA or Pixeldrain, where the archive sits. We file against these venues often enough to publish step-by-step guides for them, linked below.
Search your course name with "free download" and check the 3D-specific aggregators directly. For each result, note the listing URL and follow the download button to the file host it points at.
Send a DMCA notice to the file host holding the archive, which is the move that removes the download itself. For a site like GFXFather that publishes no removal contact and states it does not remove pirated content, the working route is Google Search de-indexing plus a report to the site's infrastructure provider. Our per-site guides cover which route each venue needs:
The narrow niche cuts both ways: reuploads tend to reappear on the same handful of aggregators, so a recurring check of those specific sites catches most of them.
For a broad market, piracy is spread across countless sites and feels unwinnable. For Blender and 3D courses it concentrates on a short list of known venues with known removal routes. That is the whole reason a targeted takedown works here: you are not chasing the entire internet, you are clearing a handful of predictable sites and keeping them clear.
Delister works specifically with 3D and design course creators. We find where your course is pirated across the niche venues, file at the host and each listing, and report back when it is down, for $79 per course, pay on success: a removal counts when the listing is de-indexed from Google Search or the file is removed at the host. Start with the free scan: see where your course is pirated, results in seconds.