Copyright policy

Version 1.0.0 • Effective 11 August 2026 • Last updated 11 August 2026

How to report content that infringes your copyright, and how SayeBook handles those reports.

This text is a plain-language draft and still requires professional legal review before launch.Plain-language draft. Needs review against applicable notice-and-takedown frameworks (e.g. DMCA-equivalent rules) for every market we operate in.

If you believe your rights have been infringed

If a title listed on SayeBook uses your work without permission, you can report it using our copyright report form.

A useful report identifies the title on SayeBook, describes the work you hold rights to, explains why you believe it was used without permission, and includes a way to contact you.

What happens next

We review each report before taking action. A listing is not removed on the basis of an unverified anonymous accusation alone — we look at the evidence provided and may ask the seller or author to respond.

Where a report is well-founded, we suspend or remove the listing and inform the author.

If you are the author and disagree with a report

You can respond with evidence of your own rights (for example a licence, contract or proof of original authorship). We consider both sides before making a final decision.

Report a claim

Ready to file a claim? Use the copyright report form.

Version history

Version 1.0.0 — 11 August 2026
Initial publication.