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Two ways to comply. One is free.
Start with the free policy generator. Add the hosted form, the 48-hour clock and the evidence log when you need them.
Policy generator
Free, and no account
free forever
What’s Included
TAKE IT DOWN Act policy text
Footer link snippet to paste
Written for your platform name
No account and no card
Yours to host anywhere
Compliance Kit
popular
Everything you need, once
What’s Included
Hosted NCII report form
Your own report link
Policy text and footer snippet
Operator email on every report
One payment, nothing recurring
Hosted Desk
The clock and the log, run for you
What’s Included
Everything in the kit
48-hour deadline on every report
Append-only evidence log
Hourly sweep before the deadline
Escalation email before the line
Signed one-click operator actions
Evidence export on request
Cancel any time
Policy generator
Free, and no account
free forever
What’s Included
TAKE IT DOWN Act policy text
Footer link snippet to paste
Written for your platform name
No account and no card
Yours to host anywhere
Compliance Kit
popular
Everything you need, once
one-time
What’s Included
Hosted NCII report form
Your own report link
Policy text and footer snippet
Operator email on every report
One payment, nothing recurring
Hosted Desk
The clock and the log, run for you
/month
What’s Included
Everything in the kit
48-hour deadline on every report
Append-only evidence log
Hourly sweep before the deadline
Escalation email before the line
Signed one-click operator actions
Evidence export on request
Cancel any time
The Act, in plain language.
Who has to comply with the TAKE IT DOWN Act?
Any “covered platform” — a website, app or online service that primarily provides a forum for user-generated content, or that in the regular course of business publishes intimate visual depictions. The FTC names social media, messaging, image and video sharing, and gaming services. Being small is not a defence.
What makes a removal request valid?
A written request from the depicted person or an authorised representative, carrying a physical or electronic signature, information sufficient to locate the depiction, a good-faith statement that it was published without consent, and contact details. The TrustDesk form collects exactly those four things.
What happens if we miss the 48 hours?
The FTC treats a failure to remove a valid report within 48 hours as an unfair or deceptive act or practice. Civil penalties reach $53,088 per violation, and anyone can report a non-compliant platform directly to the FTC at TakeItDown.ftc.gov.
Is the policy generator really free?
Yes. Give us your platform name, URL and a contact address and you get the policy text plus a footer snippet to paste, with no account and no card. Host it wherever you like — the text is yours to keep. We hold the email so we can tell you if the rules change.
What is the difference between the kit and the hosted desk?
The $249 kit is bought once: your own hosted report form, the policy text and the footer snippet, and an operator email whenever somebody reports something. The $49-a-month desk adds the parts that have to keep running — a 48-hour deadline on every report, an hourly sweep that escalates anything close to the line, and an append-only evidence log.
How long does setup take?
Minutes. Checkout gives you a report link for your platform, the policy text and the footer snippet. Paste the link into your footer and you are receiving reports — there is nothing to install and no SDK.
The Act, in plain language.
Still unsure if this is you?
Send us the details and we will tell you straight
Who has to comply with the TAKE IT DOWN Act?
Any “covered platform” — a website, app or online service that primarily provides a forum for user-generated content, or that in the regular course of business publishes intimate visual depictions. The FTC names social media, messaging, image and video sharing, and gaming services. Being small is not a defence.
What makes a removal request valid?
A written request from the depicted person or an authorised representative, carrying a physical or electronic signature, information sufficient to locate the depiction, a good-faith statement that it was published without consent, and contact details. The TrustDesk form collects exactly those four things.
What happens if we miss the 48 hours?
The FTC treats a failure to remove a valid report within 48 hours as an unfair or deceptive act or practice. Civil penalties reach $53,088 per violation, and anyone can report a non-compliant platform directly to the FTC at TakeItDown.ftc.gov.
Is the policy generator really free?
Yes. Give us your platform name, URL and a contact address and you get the policy text plus a footer snippet to paste, with no account and no card. Host it wherever you like — the text is yours to keep. We hold the email so we can tell you if the rules change.
What is the difference between the kit and the hosted desk?
The $249 kit is bought once: your own hosted report form, the policy text and the footer snippet, and an operator email whenever somebody reports something. The $49-a-month desk adds the parts that have to keep running — a 48-hour deadline on every report, an hourly sweep that escalates anything close to the line, and an append-only evidence log.
How long does setup take?
Minutes. Checkout gives you a report link for your platform, the policy text and the footer snippet. Paste the link into your footer and you are receiving reports — there is nothing to install and no SDK.
The Act, in plain language.
Still unsure if this is you?
Send us the details and we will tell you straight
Who has to comply with the TAKE IT DOWN Act?
Any “covered platform” — a website, app or online service that primarily provides a forum for user-generated content, or that in the regular course of business publishes intimate visual depictions. The FTC names social media, messaging, image and video sharing, and gaming services. Being small is not a defence.
What makes a removal request valid?
A written request from the depicted person or an authorised representative, carrying a physical or electronic signature, information sufficient to locate the depiction, a good-faith statement that it was published without consent, and contact details. The TrustDesk form collects exactly those four things.
What happens if we miss the 48 hours?
The FTC treats a failure to remove a valid report within 48 hours as an unfair or deceptive act or practice. Civil penalties reach $53,088 per violation, and anyone can report a non-compliant platform directly to the FTC at TakeItDown.ftc.gov.
Is the policy generator really free?
Yes. Give us your platform name, URL and a contact address and you get the policy text plus a footer snippet to paste, with no account and no card. Host it wherever you like — the text is yours to keep. We hold the email so we can tell you if the rules change.
What is the difference between the kit and the hosted desk?
The $249 kit is bought once: your own hosted report form, the policy text and the footer snippet, and an operator email whenever somebody reports something. The $49-a-month desk adds the parts that have to keep running — a 48-hour deadline on every report, an hourly sweep that escalates anything close to the line, and an append-only evidence log.
How long does setup take?
Minutes. Checkout gives you a report link for your platform, the policy text and the footer snippet. Paste the link into your footer and you are receiving reports — there is nothing to install and no SDK.