Submit a URL. We handle the takedown.
Paste the infringing URL. takedown.domains routes the abuse report to the right registrar or host, follows up when they go quiet, and tracks the domain until it's gone.
Built by practitioners with 20 years of domain infrastructure experience. Now available without the enterprise contract.
You already know this pain.
You submitted the report. Now what?
Registrars don't always respond. Hosts ignore the first message. Without a follow-up system, your report sits in a queue for weeks while the phishing page stays live. Most people just file again manually — or give up.
Tracking 30 takedowns in a spreadsheet doesn't scale.
A case logged in a spreadsheet doesn't tell you when a domain goes parked, when the host responds, or when a URL starts redirecting to a new one. You're left checking manually, and things fall through.
Enterprise DRP is $15K+ per year. You don't need all of it.
The major platforms bundle brand monitoring, threat intelligence, and global enforcement networks into a contract sized for Fortune 500s. If you already know what you need taken down, you're paying for a lot you're not using.
How it works
One workflow. Submit to takedown.
Paste the infringing URL into the dashboard. Add context if you have it — the registrar, hosting provider, or type of abuse. We'll look up the rest via WHOIS and hosting records. Or POST /v1/takedowns from your pipeline.
Built for the people doing the work.
And the systems running alongside them.
Case Timeline
Every action on every case, in one place.
Each takedown request gets a full audit trail: when the report was sent, which abuse address received it, when follow-ups went out, and every status change in between. Useful for legal documentation or internal reporting.
Domain Status Monitoring
We watch the URL so you don’t have to.
After a report is filed, the domain stays under daily monitoring. We detect when it goes offline, gets redirected, is re-registered, or changes hosting. If a takedown succeeds but the content moves, you’ll know.
Multi-Case Dashboard
All your active takedowns in one view.
See the status of every case at a glance: pending, in progress, escalated, resolved. Filter by domain, abuse type, or registrar. No spreadsheet required.
Built by practitioners. Shaped with early users.
20 years of domain infrastructure and abuse handling experience. Built by practitioners who have filed thousands of takedowns. Now building the self-serve tool we wished existed.
20+
Years filing domain abuse reports
150+
Registrar and hosting abuse contacts mapped
48h
Average first response window for escalation
Simple pricing, for everyone.
Early access pricing. Request access and we'll confirm your tier before billing starts.
Starter
For individuals and small teams filing occasional takedown requests.
$149/mo
- Up to 10 active takedown cases/month
- Automated report routing to registrar and host
- 48h and 72h follow-up escalation
- Daily domain status monitoring
- Case timeline with full audit log
- Email notifications on status changes
Professional
For brand protection teams and security analysts handling multiple cases.
$399/mo
- Up to 50 active takedown cases/month
- Everything in Starter
- Multi-user access (up to 5 seats)
- Priority report routing
- Bulk URL submission via CSV
- Weekly case summary reports
- Export case data to CSV/PDF
Enterprise
For legal teams, registrars, or organizations with high takedown volume.
Custom
- Unlimited active cases
- Everything in Professional
- Dedicated account contact
- API access for case submission and status queries
- Custom abuse contact database additions
- SLA-backed response commitments
- Custom reporting and data exports
Frequently asked questions
Can't find what you're looking for? Email us at support@takedown.domains and we'll get back to you.
Do I need to identify the registrar and host myself?
No. You paste the URL. We run the WHOIS lookup, identify the registrar, and check the hosting infrastructure. If the domain is behind a proxy or privacy service, we route to the appropriate abuse contact for that service. You don't need to know the registrar upfront.
What types of abuse does takedown.domains handle?
Phishing pages, trademark infringement, DMCA/copyright claims, fraud sites, and brand impersonation. If you're unsure which category applies, you can flag it as "other" and add a note — we'll route it appropriately. We don't handle spam filtering or email abuse; this is specifically for website and domain takedowns.
What happens if the registrar doesn't respond?
We send a follow-up at 48 hours and escalate at 72 hours. If the registrar continues to be unresponsive, we can route to the registry (the operator above the registrar) or flag it for you to escalate through ICANN's Registrar Accreditation Agreement process. You'll see every follow-up attempt in the case timeline.
Can I use this if I'm a registrar handling inbound abuse reports?
Yes — the Enterprise tier includes an API for receiving and processing abuse reports at volume. If you're looking to use takedown.domains to manage your own abuse queue rather than file outbound reports, contact us. We can scope something appropriate.
How is this different from enterprise DRP platforms?
Enterprise DRP platforms bundle brand monitoring (watching for new threats), threat intelligence, and enforcement networks into an annual contract that typically starts above $15,000. takedown.domains doesn't monitor for new threats — you already know what needs taking down. The value is in handling the execution: report routing, follow-up, and status tracking. If you need continuous scanning for new infringing domains, this isn't the right tool. If you have a list of URLs and need them dealt with, it is.
Is there a free trial?
We're currently in early access. Request access via the form and we'll get you set up. Early access users get extended trial time before billing starts.
Stop losing track of takedowns.
takedown.domains handles the reports, the follow-ups, and the monitoring. You focus on the work that actually requires your judgment.
No credit card required. Early access slots are limited.