A release window is short and piracy moves inside it. Clampdown watches torrent indexes, illegal streaming sites, and file hosts from the day your film goes out.
Scene and P2P groups post a release within hours, and it propagates across indexes and trackers faster than any manual queue.
Ad-funded stream sites embed your film behind a player, monetize the traffic, and rank for your title on Google.
Theatrical cams and leaked screeners circulate during the window when every ticket and rental still counts.
Full films and long clips get uploaded to video and social platforms under accounts that have nothing to do with you.
The surfaces we watch for film, and the ones copies usually pass through on the way to a search result.
The parts of the loop that matter most for this medium.
Coverage tightens through theatrical, VOD, and streaming windows, when a leak costs the most per day.
Notices go to the site, its host, and its CDN, plus search delisting for the pages ranking on your title.
One release spawns dozens of mirrors. Findings are grouped so a claim covers the set rather than a single link.
Uploads on video and social platforms are filed through their copyright routes, with repeat uploaders tracked over time.
Give us a title and a store link. We will come back with what we find, before you commit to anything.