Stop losing revenue to Leaks And Deepfakes

Noticeora keeps monitoring for reuploads and new appearances, so a removed URL isn't treated as the end of the problem.

No. No service can guarantee removal from every website or platform. Noticeora automates detection and the applicable enforcement process, and escalates when the first requests don't succeed.

Yes. No credit card or upfront payment is required, and you'll see what we found before deciding on anything.

The photos you upload are used only for facial-recognition matching on your account. They are kept while your account is active and for 30 days after it ends, so reuploads can still be followed up. You can ask us to delete them sooner at any time. We confirm deletion within 3 days unless the data is needed for an active enforcement matter or required by law.

Yes. The Autopilot subscription is month-to-month, so you can cancel whenever you want.

Noticeora is a content and identity protection service for creators. It scans the open internet for your face, finds leaked content and AI-generated deepfakes, and files DMCA and TAKE IT DOWN Act notices to get them removed. Removed URLs stay on a watch list so reuploads are caught.

Yes. Noticeora continuously scans for photos and videos that match your face and surfaces them as findings for review. It finds leaks by who is in the content, not by filename, username or caption.

It builds a facial reference from the photos and videos you provide, then scans image hosts, video sites, forums and search results for visual matches. Because it matches the person, it can find copies that were renamed, re-hosted or stripped of metadata.

The match goes through review. Once it's confirmed, DIY gives you what you need to file the notice yourself. Autopilot files the DMCA or TAKE IT DOWN Act notice for you, tracks the result and watches for reuploads.

Yes. Noticeora scans for content that matches your face, including AI-generated images and video, and classifies each match as a likely leak or a likely deepfake so the right removal route is used.

Yes. Noticeora builds a facial reference from the photos and videos you provide and uses it to find matching content across the internet. It is used only to provide the detection and enforcement service.

On Autopilot, yes: once a finding is confirmed, Noticeora files the DMCA or TAKE IT DOWN Act notice for you. On DIY it surfaces the findings and gives you a takedown form generator so you can file them yourself.

There are two plans, priced per creator per month: DIY at $39 for scanning without takedowns, and Autopilot at $99 for scanning plus automatic takedowns. The scan itself is free.