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Most services in this market start working after your content is already stolen. They scan, find something that resembles your work, and file a notice.

We start earlier and go further. Every file you upload is marked and certificated automatically — images and video both, no browser extension to remember, no per-file setup. You get a timestamped ownership record for every single file, which is something no other consumer service hands you.

And when a site ignores a notice, most services escalate up the chain to hosting providers. We do that too — then keep going, to the ad networks and payment processors funding the site. Leak sites run on that revenue. That's the pressure point almost nobody touches.

When you upload a file, we embed an invisible ownership signature directly into the image or video using our patent-pending CypraTrace™ technology. It's completely undetectable to the human eye — your content looks identical to the original.

At the same moment, we issue a timestamped ownership certificate for that specific file and record a fingerprint of the original. So if a copy turns up somewhere it shouldn't, we can match it back to your file and show it came from you — with a dated record that existed before the leak did.

Your files carry a CypraTrace™ signature, and copies get matched back against your original — so a stolen file gets found whether it's renamed, re-uploaded, or run through a compressor.

And every upload carries a dated certificate in your stage name. That one can't be edited out of anything, because it doesn't live in the picture. Whatever someone does to the file, the certificate still says it's yours, and it was issued before the leak ever happened.

Three ways at rest, and at least two no matter what's done to the file — because the certificate doesn't live in the picture.

No. CypraTrace™ embeds the ownership signature below the threshold of human perception. Your images and videos look 100% identical to what you uploaded — no visible marks, no quality loss, nothing your audience would ever notice. And nothing stamped across your work.

When our team confirms a match on an unauthorized site, the leak gets logged in your dashboard and a DMCA takedown notice goes out — written and filed by us. We handle everything after that: follow-ups if the site doesn't respond, escalation to their hosting provider if they keep ignoring us, and removal requests filed by hand with Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, and Pinterest so the content stops showing up in search too. You don't write anything or deal with anyone.

We search the entire web plus 100+ known leak sites every day — tube sites, image boards, forums, and file-sharing networks. If your content shows up somewhere public, we can find it. We add new sites to our coverage as they emerge.

Response times vary by site. Some act quickly, others need chasing. What we control is our end — notices go out within hours of a match being confirmed, not days.

If a site ignores it, our team escalates: first to the hosting provider, then further up the chain for Max plan members. Search engine removal requests run at the same time, so stolen links stop showing up in results while the removal is still in progress. That part often moves fastest — which is why we don't wait for the site to respond before doing it.

Be careful with anyone who says they can. Removal happens on the host's end, and no service on earth controls that — the ones promising otherwise are promising something that isn't theirs to give.

What we commit to is the work, and we commit to all of it. Notices go out within hours of a confirmed match. Follow-ups run on their own. When a host stalls, we escalate to their provider — and on Max, straight to the ad networks and payment processors funding them. Search engine removal runs in parallel, so the links stop surfacing even while the file is still up.

And your ownership certificate stands regardless. It's dated before the leak, it doesn't depend on anyone cooperating, and it's yours to use however you need to.

Charges appear as "CYPRA SERVICES" — no mention of DMCA, content protection, or anything about what you do. Ever. Privacy runs through everything here: your legal name is encrypted and held only as proof of ownership, and every notice we file goes out under your stage name, not your real one.

Yes. We support video files (MP4, MOV, AVI) and images (JPG, PNG, WebP). Size and duration limits depend on your plan — Starter covers images up to 25MB and videos up to 500MB / 10 minutes, Core images up to 50MB and videos up to 1GB / 30 minutes, and Max images up to 100MB and videos up to 2GB / 45 minutes

Both — and that combination is the point. The detection side runs on its own. Every match is checked against your protected files before a notice goes out, and our team writes the notices, handles follow-ups, and steps in directly when a situation needs judgment.

Some of the work is deliberately manual. Search engine removal requests, for instance, are filed by hand with five different engines — Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, and Pinterest — because automated submission tools generally only cover Google.

Every file you protect gets a timestamped ownership certificate with a unique certificate number and digital fingerprint. Public certificates show your stage name only and can be shared as proof of ownership. Legal certificates include your full legal name and are intended for formal disputes or legal proceedings if it ever comes to that.

No. Copyright protection exists automatically the moment you create original content — no government registration required. What actually matters for getting leaks taken down is proof of ownership and proof of timing, which is exactly what CypraTrace™ provides. Every file you upload gets a timestamped certificate that proves it's yours. That's what gets content removed fast, without waiting on paperwork.

Go to Settings and click 'Manage Plan' or visit the Upgrade page. If you're already on a paid plan, you'll land in the billing portal where you can switch tiers. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated. Downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing period.

Go to Settings, then click 'Manage Billing' in the Billing & Subscription section. This opens the billing portal where you can cancel. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period. To permanently delete your account and all data, contact support@cypradmca.com.

We don't offer a free trial, but there are no contracts and you can cancel anytime. Plans start at $49/month and you get full access to everything included in your plan from day one — no waiting period, no limited features during a trial window.