Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Martin. For years I've handled content takedowns for people in online modeling / content creation; the job is always the same brutal loop: hunt down every pirated link by hand, figure out which host it's on, look up the abuse address, write the notice, repeat a few hundred times. An afternoon gone, every single week. DMCA Harvester is the tool I wish I'd had. It's a Chrome extension that: 🔎 Scans any page and collects every infringing link — including ones hidden behind redirect scripts like go.php 🎯 Lets you Shift+drag to grab just one creator's links out of a mixed page 📦 Auto-groups every link by hosting provider ✉️ Composes pre-filled DMCA takedown emails to the right abuse contacts and opens them in your mail client, ready to send 🕶️ Has a Discretion Mode that blurs thumbnails so you can work (or screen-record) without your content on full display Why it exists: managed takedown services charge $50–200+/month. They also mean handing a third party a list of all your most-pirated content. DMCA Harvester keeps you in control and your data in your browser — nothing is stored on our servers, no tracking, no analytics. It's a fraction of the cost because you run it yourself. Pricing is deliberately honest: harvesting links is free forever, no card. You get 3 free full DMCA sends to try the whole workflow. After that it's $7.95/mo, $49/yr, or $179 for 5 years (orices at time of writing this post 2026-05) — unlimited sends, every feature, up to 3 devices, cancel anytime. One important thing: this is built for protecting your own original work. Filing notices for content you don't own is illegal — the tool is a force multiplier for legitimate rights holders, not a weapon. I'd genuinely love your feedback — on the workflow, the pricing, the rough edges. Ask me anything. 🙏 👉 Install: https://chromewebstore.google.co... 👉 How it works (2-min video): https://youtu.be/plKK8SLcIac

DMCA Harvester - Automated Takedown Tool

Take down stolen content in minutes, not hours

Take down stolen content in minutes, not hours