Harvel is a copyright protection tool that automatically scans the web for pirated content and sends expert-verified DMCA takedown requests to site hosts and search engines.
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Detect piracy with automatic web crawls.
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Protect your content.
If you create and sell digital content, the only place you want to deal with pirates is at the movies. (And even then, did they really need six films? Curse of the Black Pearl was enough.)
You need to safeguard your work and revenue stream from piracy and copyright infringement, but don’t have the time or legal expertise to resolve issues on your own.
It’s time for an anti-piracy platform that scans the internet for you, processes takedown requests for infringement, and removes offending URLs from search results.
Meet Harvel
Harvel is a copyright protection tool that automatically scans the web for pirated content and sends expert-verified DMCA takedown requests to site hosts and search engines.
Start by typing in the URL for your original content, and Harvel’s state-of-the-art crawler will look for instances of infringement across the web.
You’ll be able to view stats on every step of the tracking, reporting, and takedown process on one seamless dashboard.
Whenever any infringement is found, the platform’s team of experts verifies each case and sends a DMCA takedown request to the offending site’s host to force removal.
Harvel works with Google and other search engines to de-index the sites with pirated content, ensuring they’ll never appear in search results.
Once DMCA takedown and de-indexing are resolved, you’ll be able to access the official record of the takedown and see every action Harvel took to protect you.
Imitation might be a form of flattery, but flattery doesn’t pay the bills. (We’re still holding out for a landlord who accepts rent in the form of Instagram likes.)
Harvel protects your creative ideas and revenue stream from piracy and copyright infringement, using automatic web crawl detection and official DMCA takedown requests to get the job done.