1. Scope of service

DMCA AI provides consultation, drafting, and filing support for DMCA counter-notices and related recovery work under the scope agreed for each case. We are not a government body, not Google, and do not replace courtroom counsel unless separately agreed. Learn the process in our DMCA appeal guide or form builder.

2. Client obligations

Provide truthful, complete information and only request help for content/URLs you are lawfully entitled to protect.
Do not ask us to support clear copyright infringement, fraud, or other illegal activity (see Content Policy).

3. Processing times

Our product targets index recovery in 24h via AI Agent after complete materials (USP; not a 100% every-URL guarantee). Google or platform review is typically 10–14 business days and is outside our absolute control.

4. Payment & warranty

Payment and warranty terms (if any) are stated on the package page, invoice, or case agreement. Details: Refund Policy. Pricing context: DIY vs lawyer vs service.

5. Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, DMCA AI is not liable for indirect damages arising from third-party decisions (Google, hosts, courts) after we have performed the agreed process correctly.

6. Acceptable use of tools

Free tools such as Check DMCA and counter-notice form builder are provided as-is for operational screening. Results are not legal opinions and must not be used to file false notices or counter-notices.

7. Intellectual property of this site

Site content (guides, case write-ups, branding) is owned by DMCA AI or its licensors. You may link to public pages with attribution; mass scraping for competing services without permission is not allowed.

8. Changes and governing notes

We may update these terms. Continued use of the site after publication of changes constitutes acceptance of the updated terms for website use. Case-specific agreements control over general website terms when they conflict.

9. Service boundaries in plain language

We help eligible site owners prepare and file counter-notices and related recovery paperwork. We do not promise Google will reinstate every URL, we do not litigate federal cases by default, and we do not file on behalf of parties who clearly lack rights in the content. If your situation is better served by a licensed attorney (active lawsuit, complex ownership chain), we will say so.

More reading: how appeals work, DIY vs lawyer vs service, case studies.

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