Signed PDF certificate
Court- and DMCA-ready affidavit listing the captured infringement and timestamp.
Infringing pages are most often taken down the moment a notice arrives — making the original capture critical. Use a certified, timestamped record of the infringement before sending a DMCA, cease and desist, or filing suit.
IP claims require proof of publication, time, and ownership of the original. Screenshots establish none of these to a forensic standard.
Court- and DMCA-ready affidavit listing the captured infringement and timestamp.
Full-page screenshot, resolved URL, and HTML capture of the offending content.
For marketplace flows — add to cart, view pricing, navigate seller pages — recorded end to end.
Proves which server served the content and at what time.
File certificate of your original work, hashing it to a qualified timestamp.
Manifest, signature, public key for independent verification.
Capture both sides: the infringement, and a dated copy of your own original work.
Website certificate by URL.
Use the social media guide for Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok posts.
File certificate to lock the SHA-256 hash of your original asset.
Open a Website certificate at /certificates/new and submit the URL of the infringing page. The capture records the page, the resolved URL, and a qualified RFC 3161 timestamp — the foundation for a cease and desist letter or DMCA notice.
Most platforms require the infringing URL and a description of the original work. A certified capture of both the infringing page and a File certificate of the original work creates a cleaner submission and a defensible record if the takedown is contested.
Yes. Certify the marketplace listing URL via a Website certificate, and use a Browser Session to record adding it to a cart if you need to demonstrate availability and pricing context.
File-certify the original at the earliest possible date. The qualified timestamp on your File certificate is your priority anchor.
No. This service creates technical evidence artifacts. Legal admissibility depends on jurisdiction and circumstances. Consult qualified legal counsel for advice specific to your situation.
Start with the infringing page before the seller is alerted. Then file-certify your original work to lock priority.