No automatic takedown
A notice is reviewed for completeness, authority, jurisdiction and the affected service.
We receive notices, investigate their basis, assess the service jurisdiction and communicate with the customer before action whenever legally possible.

A notice is reviewed for completeness, authority, jurisdiction and the affected service.
Where legally permitted, the customer receives the notice and an opportunity to respond or resolve it.
If a change becomes necessary, we may help move data or services before enforcement.

A DMCA-formatted email does not by itself decide the outcome. We verify the complaint, determine which law applies and review provider obligations before taking action.

When a valid requirement cannot be resolved in place, we aim to provide a practical path: correction, customer response, data retrieval or assisted migration, where lawful and feasible.
Service-specific availability and legal requirements are kept visible instead of hidden behind broad marketing promises.
No. We do not apply US DMCA requests automatically where they do not govern the service, but we review notices and comply with valid requirements under the applicable jurisdiction.
No. Offshore hosting describes infrastructure location and operating context. Applicable law, provider policy, abuse prevention and court orders still apply.
Plan pricing is shown before checkout. Domain availability and registrar pricing are revalidated before the invoice is created.
Selections continue into the matching in-house portal flow.