Copyrights

    Your creative work, registered and protected.

    Copyright protects your work from the day you create it. Registration makes it easier to enforce. We register books, music, software, art and video, send takedown notices when someone copies your work, and draft the licences and assignments that let you earn from it.

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    Where you sell

    Takedowns

    Copies challenged

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    On your terms

    Our services

    Everything we do for your creative work

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    How it works

    Three steps to a copyright you can enforce.

    1

    Tell us about the work

    A short call about the work, who created it and where you sell it. We confirm the right office and flag any authorship questions before anything is filed.

    2

    We prepare the filing

    We draft the application or notice, prepare the copy of the work in the format the office asks for, and you approve it.

    3

    Filed and on record

    We file with the copyright office, follow the examination, and deliver your certificate to your client portal.

    How pricing works

    A flat fee, agreed before we start.

    Registration is a flat professional fee per country, quoted in writing before any work begins. Government fees are set by each copyright office and passed through at cost. Takedowns, licences and assignments are quoted after a short call, so the fee fits the work.

    Why GTC

    What registering your copyright gives you.

    The right to enforce

    In the United States a registration is needed before you can sue for infringement. Registration turns your copyright into a right you can act on.

    Stronger remedies

    Registering before an infringement can open statutory damages and attorney's fees in the United States, so you are not limited to the loss you can prove.

    A record of ownership

    A registration certificate is strong evidence of who created and owns the work. It shortens the argument when ownership is questioned.

    Protection where you sell

    Registration in the countries where you trade adds local enforcement on top of the automatic recognition your work already has.

    Your Customer Success Team

    A dedicated team that owns your matter from start to finish.

    Every GTC client gets a dedicated Account Manager and a Senior Account Manager who learn your business and stay with you from first email to final filing. They are named people who pick up the phone and already know your matter, so every step moves forward without delay.

    Your Account Manager

    Your day-to-day point of contact, who coordinates every matter, keeps things moving, and already knows your file. They have your full history, so you start every conversation where the last one left off.

    Your Senior Account Manager

    Senior oversight on strategy and escalations, stepping in as your needs grow, so every important detail stays on track.

    A named person, on email or a call, at every step.

    Your dedicated GTC Customer Success Team

    How we compare

    Registering a copyright? Here's what sets GTC apart.

    What you get GTC Online filing services Doing it yourself
    Application drafted to claim the broadest scope the office allows
    Authorship and work-for-hire questions checked before filing
    Copy of the work prepared in the office's format
    Flat professional fee in writing before any work begins
    Takedowns, licences and assignments from the same team
    Application filed with the copyright office

    Application drafted to claim the broadest scope the office allows

    GTC
    Online filing services
    Doing it yourself

    Authorship and work-for-hire questions checked before filing

    GTC
    Online filing services
    Doing it yourself

    Copy of the work prepared in the office's format

    GTC
    Online filing services
    Doing it yourself

    Flat professional fee in writing before any work begins

    GTC
    Online filing services
    Doing it yourself

    Takedowns, licences and assignments from the same team

    GTC
    Online filing services
    Doing it yourself

    Application filed with the copyright office

    GTC
    Online filing services
    Doing it yourself

    The journey

    From your work to a certificate.

    Filing is quick. Each office sets its own examination pace. Here is the path from the first call to a registered copyright.

    1. Day 1

      Intake call

      We confirm authorship, who owns the work and the right office, and agree the fee in writing.

    2. Week 1

      Filing prepared

      We draft the application and prepare the copy of the work for your approval.

    3. Week 1 to 2

      Filed

      We file with the copyright office. Your filing date is on record from that day.

    4. Months after

      Certificate

      The office examines the work and issues the certificate. We deliver it to your portal. Timing depends on the office.

    In their words

    All your legal, in one place.

    One accountable team for every service, operating since 2016.

    2,796+
    Copyrights registered
    10,967+
    Clients served
    10+
    Years since 2016

    Copyright FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    Copyright is automatic when you create the work, so registration does not create the right. It makes the right easier to enforce. In the United States you need a registration before you can sue for infringement in federal court, and registering before an infringement can open statutory damages and attorney's fees. Elsewhere, a registration certificate is strong evidence that you own the work.

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