
What to do if a Siterifty listing uses your copyrighted work without permission — and what happens if your own listing gets reported.
Siterifty does not review or pre-approve listing content before it goes live — sellers publish directly (see our no-gatekeeping model). That means we rely on rights-holders to tell us when something is wrong, and we act promptly once we know. We take copyright seriously: repeated or willful infringement gets a seller removed from the platform, not just the one listing.
To report a listing that infringes your copyright, submit a notice through our Report a Listing form, or contact us directly. A valid notice should include:
Once we receive a complete notice, we review it and — where it's valid — remove or disable access to the reported listing and notify the seller who posted it. We aim to act on valid notices promptly. An incomplete notice (missing any of the items above) may delay review while we follow up for the missing details.
If your listing was removed and you believe this was a mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notice through the same contact channel. A counter-notice should include:
Upon a valid counter-notice, the original complainant is notified. If they don't pursue further action within a reasonable window, the listing may be reinstated.
A seller who receives multiple valid copyright complaints will have their account suspended or terminated, regardless of what stage their individual listings were at.
This policy covers copyright specifically. For other content issues (misleading listings, scams, prohibited items), use Report a Listing instead. For company/brand and trademark use, see License & Legal. For our general terms, see Terms & Privacy.