Free piracy scan
Type your course name and watch the scan run. It searches the piracy venues where course theft concentrates, live, and shows what it finds on screen in about half a minute. The verified report, with URLs and screenshots, follows to your inbox. Free.
Live scanner
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Results show on screen in seconds. The report with verified URLs and screenshots goes to your inbox. We never publish who scanned, never share findings, never blast the list.
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These are potential matches based on listing titles. Every one is verified by hand before anything is filed: clone titles and scraped shells do produce false positives.
And this is only what the surface scan could read. Reworded titles, translated copies, and the venues that block automated checks do not show here. The full sweep and the verified report catch those too.
✓ Your verified report, with live URLs and screenshots, is being prepared for , usually within 24 hours.
$29 a month, covering two takedowns. Each further takedown that month is $19, billed once a listing is de-indexed from Google Search or removed at the host, not before. A month where nothing needs filing is not invoiced. We confirm scope with you by email before filing anything, and there is no minimum term.
No payment now. Invoiced only on confirmed removals. Monitoring re-scans your catalog monthly and files on sight.
Rather file it yourself? The free venue guides walk through every form, step by step.
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This scan is deliberately shallow. It reads the listing titles it can pull automatically, on the sites that let our scanner in. It skips the venues that block bots, misses copies that reword or translate your title, and never sees private channels or torrents. Piracy also follows visibility: a copy usually shows up after a launch or a sale, when you are not looking.
Included in the $29/mo watch. We search the blocked venues by hand, catch the reworded and translated copies, and file on sight the moment one appears. You hear it from us, not from a student who got your course free.
No payment now. Mara confirms scope by email first, cancel anytime.
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Email [email protected] with your course name and Mara runs the scan by hand, free, usually within 24 hours.
Two passes run the moment you press the button. The first queries the venue circuit itself, the aggregator sites where pirated courses concentrate and where our filings run. The second is an open search of the whole web for your course name alongside your own name, which is how we catch what a fixed list cannot: translated reposts, raw file lockers holding the video with no listing page attached, and shops that sell your course rather than give it away. Result titles are matched against your course name and grouped by venue. Everything on screen is a potential finding, never a confirmation.
Two honest limits. Many of these sites refuse automated requests from a server, so the on-screen count leans on the search pass and can undercount; venues we could not reach are marked rather than reported as clean. And anything the open search turns up on a site outside our circuit is a lead, not a verdict, so it is held back from the on-screen number and checked by a person first. The emailed report is the verified version, with live URLs and screenshots, and it is the one to trust.
You decide. If you want the listings gone, Delister files everything for $29 a month, which covers two takedowns; each further takedown that month is $19. A removal counts when the listing is de-indexed from Google Search or the file is removed at the host, and a month where nothing needs filing is not invoiced. You can cancel any time. If you would rather file yourself, the removal guides walk through the exact steps for each venue, free. Either way, the findings are yours.
Yes. The scan runs live and shows its findings on screen in seconds. The full report, with live URLs and screenshots verified by a person, lands in your inbox afterward, free. We do not publish links to pirate sites on a public page, which is why the URL detail travels by email.
On-screen results are potential matches based on listing titles, not confirmed piracy. Clone titles and scraped shells produce false positives, so every match is verified by hand before anything is filed. Some venues block automated checks; those are marked and covered manually in the emailed report.
The course name runs the search, the sales page tells your listing apart from the pirated ones, and the email receives your report plus at most two follow-ups about your findings. We never publish who scanned, never share findings with anyone but you, and never resell or blast the list.