For content protection
The demand layer under your enforcement.
Enforcement is a cost centre to your clients. PiracyIntel shows where infringement volume and value concentrate, so the effort goes where the demand is, and the ROI is a number.
Content-protection teams at studios and platforms, and enforcement vendors who resell or embed the data.
Three jobs
What it does for you.
01
Rank the queue by impact
Targets ranked by the demand they carry, weighted by source stage and velocity. Not a count of links; what removing the copy takes out of circulation.
02
Catch the stage
Cinema capture, screener, digital release: when each appeared, and where. A screener before the mailing is a process finding, with a date on it.
03
Show the client the ROI
Demand before and after, per title and market. The effort spent where the demand was, and the number that proves it.
Modules
The pages this job opens.
- Risk scoreRisk
A composite 0 to 100 risk score for every title.
- Source leak intelRisk
Where the copies come from: CAM, screener or WEB-DL, per title.
- Takedown queueRisk
Impact-ranked targets for enforcement effort.
- Quality and resolutionRisk
Resolution spread and source quality across the catalogue.
- VelocityTrends and timing
Hours from release to mass demand, title by title.
- Live viewLive
Demand as it arrives, title by title.
- Genre profileTrends and timing
Risk, leak speed and source quality, genre by genre.
Risk score
Last 30 daysIllustrative sampleTitles by risk band
- Critical71
- High69
- Medium0
- Low0
Score blends demand, velocity, source stage and spread across markets.
Highest risk right now
Game of ThronesWEB-DL98
Midsomer MurdersWEB-DL98
BackroomsBDRip98
Law & OrderWEB-DL98
The Super Mario Galaxy MovieBDRip98
The objection
We have our own monitoring.
We size demand and value; we do not detect URLs. The two are complementary, and we stay the data layer: you own the client relationship, resell it or embed it.
Proof that lands
A joint value example: your enforcement plus our sizing on one title or one market.
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