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Channel termination
Three active copyright strikes within 90 days terminates the channel and removes every upload on it. Linked channels can go down with it.
Live scan engine · reads public channel data
Check any channel for copyright strikes
One read-only scan surfaces active strikes, Content ID claims, blocked regions and monetization flags — before they cost you the channel.
Video links (/watch, /shorts, /live) are not accepted
Google OAuth secured
256-bit SSL
DMCA compliant
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Channels scanned
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Strikes surfaced
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Engine uptime
Three passes, one clear verdict
No password to look. We read the same public record YouTube exposes, then lay it out the way a rights team would.
01
Point to the channel
Paste a handle, custom URL or channel ID. The engine resolves it against live YouTube metadata in real time.
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Scan the record
We sweep active strikes, Content ID audio and video matches, blocked territories and monetization state.
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Review & respond
Open the full case, verify ownership with Google, and move straight into a counter-notification.
Three strikes and the channel is gone
A copyright strike is a legal takedown, not a warning. Left unanswered it compounds fast — here is what is actually on the line.
Monetization suspended
Revenue is held the moment a claim lands and redirected to the claimant until it is cleared.
Blocked in regions
Content ID can silence a video across dozens of countries without a strike ever showing.
Live access restricted
A strike restricts live streaming for 7 days — and for 14 days if a second strike lands.
The 90-day clock
A strike only expires 90 days after you finish Copyright School — and only if you stay under three.
Every signal on your channel record
One request, the full picture — the same data points a copyright team pulls before they respond.
Copyright strikes
Active DMCA takedowns and how many days each one has left before it clears.
Content ID claims
Automated audio and video matches, including the exact segment flagged.
Blocked regions
Countries where a video is muted or unavailable because of a claim.
Monetization state
Whether revenue is flowing, held, or redirected to a claimant.
Video-level detail
The specific upload under claim, with title, views and publish date.
Dispute readiness
Case ID, claimant and the counter-notification path, ready to act on.
