We took each service's public reporter profile on Google's Transparency Report and recorded the same outcome metric for all of them: the percentage of submitted URLs Google actually removed. Where a service reports under several organization names, we used its main reporting organization. Trend is the change in processed URLs over the last 12 months versus the previous 12. Data captured July 2026, refreshed quarterly.

The most common reason is unverified mass submission: reporting URLs that were never in Google's index, duplicates, or pages that don't infringe. Google records those as “not in index” or “no action”. Services that verify each link before reporting — like Traqeer, at under 1% invalid — get close to full removal rates.

Based on Google's public data: Traqeer has the highest verified removal rate (95.0%) and the fastest growth. Ceartas (91.7%) is the strongest option for large agencies and A-list talent. BranditScan offers the broadest all-in-one bundle, and Bruqi the lowest entry price. The full table above lets you weigh what matters to you — every figure is verifiable.

The comparison table is refreshed quarterly from the same public source. Traqeer's own per-domain compliance data — the Piracy Wiki, covering 140 domains — is refreshed monthly.