Impersonation removal,
for the fake accounts
pretending to be you.
Detection, attorney-drafted filings, and platform escalation against fake accounts, copycat channels, and reupload networks across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and the open web. Filed at the account level — not one post at a time.
Fake accounts now outrun the real one.
The post isn't the problem. It's the donation link in the bio scamming your real audience, the DMs hitting your team as if they're you, and the 40,000-follower copycat that built a following over the weekend.
Three patterns make up most of what we file: straight-up impersonation accounts running scams in your name, channels dedicated to deepfaking you, and reupload networks ripping your real content under fake handles. Reporting one post does nothing. We take down the account.
Four steps. Account-level outcomes.
Impersonation isn't a content problem; it's an account problem. We file against the account, not the post, so the same person can't repost from the same handle five minutes later.
Scanning handles, photos, and bios across every platform.
We monitor YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, and Facebook daily for accounts using your name, photo, or biography — including channels dedicated to deepfaking you and reupload networks ripping your real content. You can also submit handles directly. They enter the same queue.
Drafted against each platform's impersonation policy.
Every flagged account is reviewed by our policy team. We draft each takedown using the platform's named impersonation policy, with the identity-verification evidence the reviewer needs to act.
We know how the review process works.
We've filed thousands of impersonation takedowns across YouTube, Meta, and TikTok. We know which evidence each platform's reviewers actually weigh — verified handles, prior platform records, registrar history — so we draft each filing to terminate the account, not just the post. Legal escalation when standard review stalls.
Live dashboard. Monthly report.
You get a real-time tracking dashboard the day we start — what's been removed, when it came down, and the stats behind it. A monthly report rolls it up for you and your team.
What changes when you hire us.
Most teams try the platform's report-this-profile button first, or hand the problem to a generic brand-protection vendor. Both fail at the account level. Here's the delta, row by row.
Fake account removal across every major platform.
01What types of accounts qualify for removal?+
02What counts as impersonation?+
03Do you remove the whole account, or just individual posts?+
04What if the imposters keep creating new accounts?+
05How long does an account takedown take?+
06Is the process confidential?+
07Can I report impersonation myself, or do I need an attorney?+
Let's get the work started.
Send us the handles, the URLs, or just the pattern. One business day to reply with a scope, a price, and a filing plan.
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Wrong page? If the problem is AI video or voice faking you, that's Deepfake Removal. If it's a real account pretending to be you, stay here.