DMCA.com is a general takedown service for businesses, websites and creators. You pay per site. A creator plan like Lock Leaks costs the same each month and keeps looking for new copies.
$199DMCA.com StandardPer site, up to 25 URLs.
$165Standard at volume26–50 takedowns.
$49Lock Leaks StarterA month, many sites.
$99DMCA.com Quick SendNo guarantee.
Pricing
DMCA.com: prices as listed on dmca.com/pricing.aspx on Oct 28, 2026. Quick Send is $99; third-party administration fees may apply. Lock Leaks: first month 50% off on monthly plans, yearly billing gets 2 months free. Agencies pay per creator, from $99, with volume discounts from the 4th creator.
Feature by feature
Where DMCA.com is the stronger pick
- One problem on one site: a single Standard takedown with a money-back guarantee can cost less than a few months of any plan.
- A long track record: it has done this since 2006, with case managers.
- Legal-adjacent services such as trademark work and cease-and-desist letters.
- Cheap tools if you want to do it yourself: a $10 toolkit and protection badges.
If you have one leak on one site and want a guarantee, DMCA.com Standard is a sensible one-off choice.
Where Lock Leaks is different
- Leaks rarely stay on one site. A plan covers many sites for a fixed price.
- We scan for new copies every day, so reuploads are caught.
- Search delisting on Google, Bing and Yahoo, plus social media and Telegram.
- Built for creators: stage name on every notice, a person checks each one.
Do the maths for your caseCount the sites your content is on. At DMCA.com volume prices, every site is $165 to $199. Above one or two sites, a monthly plan usually costs less.
Which one should you pick?
CHOOSEDMCA.com if…You have one leak on one siteYou want a money-back guaranteeYou need trademark or legal letters
CHOOSELock Leaks if…Your content is on several sitesYou want ongoing scans for reuploadsYour leaks are on Telegram or social mediaYou want one fixed monthly price
FAQ
Is DMCA.com the same as the DMCA?No. The DMCA is a US law. DMCA.com is a private company that sells takedown services. Anyone can send a DMCA notice, with or without a service.
Does a DMCA.com badge stop leaks?A badge shows that you protect your content. It does not stop someone from copying it, and it does not remove copies.
Can I use both?Yes. Some creators use a one-off takedown for a specific site and a monthly plan for everything else.
DMCA.com is a trademark of its owner. Lock Leaks is not affiliated with DMCA.com. We compare what each company publishes about its plans; we have not measured their removal results, so this page does not rate them. Prices can change: check their pricing page before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Write to support@lockleaks.com and we fix it.
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Written by the Lock Leaks TeamWe remove leaked content for creators and agencies every day. Questions or corrections: support@lockleaks.com.
