SealCourse

For creators who sell courses and paid communities

Your course is being resold on Telegram. Find out where, and get it taken down.

We scan public channels and sites for pirated copies of your paid content, document every one with timestamped evidence, send takedown notices under your written authorisation, and re-scan on a schedule to catch what comes back.

The free scan reads public pages only, costs nothing, and never contacts anyone.

Teaser report
Sample Course
Sample, fictional data
Channels
4
Posts
6
Members
92.4K
Channel (masked)TypeMembersSells at
d••••_c••••••_b•••••Paid resale48.2K₹499
d••••_t•••••_l•••••Free share23.7Kfree
d••••_p•••••_d•••Paid resale12.4K₹299
Estimated leakage, illustration only
₹17 lakh to ₹83 lakh

92.4K members × 60% unique × 0.2 to 1% buying × ₹14,999 course price. An illustration from stated assumptions, not measured lost revenue.

The free report masks channel names. Paying clients see everything, with evidence.

From a link to a takedown, in four steps

  1. 1

    Free leak scan

    Send us the link to your course. We search public Telegram channels and web pages and send you a masked report: how many channels, how many members, what the resellers charge.

  2. 2

    Evidence

    Once you sign an authorisation, every confirmed copy is captured with a full-page screenshot, a UTC timestamp and a SHA-256 fingerprint of the page, so a platform or a lawyer can rely on it.

  3. 3

    Takedown

    A person reviews borderline matches and approves every notice before it is sent. You see each notice, when it went out and whether it worked.

  4. 4

    Keep watching

    We re-scan on a schedule and report what is new, what was removed and what came back. Pirates rebuild, so the weekly report shows the removal rate as it is.

One screen answers three questions

Your dashboard is built for the moments you actually check it: a launch, a complaint from a student, a weekly review.

How much is leaked?
Live channels, members reached, the price resellers charge, and an estimate with its assumptions shown.
What has been done?
Every notice with platform, date, reference and whether the copy is gone.
What happens next?
The next scheduled scan and the notices being prepared.

What we will not promise

We see public channels only. Private groups are invisible to us, so every count is a floor, not a total.

Removal is the platform's decision. We report the removal rate honestly. We do not guarantee that a copy comes down or stays down.

The leakage figure is an estimate. It comes from members reached and stated buying rates. It is not measured lost revenue and we do not present it as such.

We are not your lawyer. Court orders need one. Higher plans include an introduction to, or coordination with, a partner lawyer.

Starter

₹15,000 / month

+ ₹10,000 one-time setup · plus 18% GST

1 product, scanned weekly. 20 notices a month.

Growth

Most chosen
₹35,000 / month

+ ₹15,000 one-time setup · plus 18% GST

3 products, scanned twice a week. 100 notices a month.

Pro

₹75,000 / month

+ ₹25,000 one-time setup · plus 18% GST

10 products, scanned daily. Notices on fair use.

Questions creators ask

Is this legal?

We act only on your written authorisation, read public pages only, and a person approves every notice. We do not join private groups or buy pirated copies to gather evidence. We are not a law firm, so have your own lawyer confirm the authorisation text.

Do you scan private groups?

No. Only what is publicly visible. That is why counts are a floor.

What do you need from me for the free scan?

Your name, email and the link to the course. That is all. You do not need an account.

How long does the free scan take?

A person reviews it before it is sent, so expect the report by email within a couple of working days.

What happens to my data?

We keep what a report needs: your contact details, your product details and short excerpts of public posts. You can export or delete your data on request.

See what is out there

Send a course link and get a masked report by email.

Get a free leak scan