Policy

Customs, fan-made figures and intellectual property

Customizing is a big part of collecting, and it has a home here. These rules keep it honest for buyers and fair to the people who own the characters.

What you can sell

What you can't sell

If you own a character, sculpt or trademark, or a figure uses your likeness

Send a notice below. We review notices quickly, usually within 2 business days, remove listings that use your work without permission, and tell the seller. Your notice needs to name the work you own, link the listings, and include the statements and signature the law asks for.

You can also email our designated agent: ip@publicfigure.world (Copyright Agent, Public Figure World LLC).

What do you own?

We share your name, company and notice with the seller so they can respond. Knowingly false notices can make you liable for damages.

If your listing was removed

You'll get a notification with a link to send a counter-notice. If you believe it was a mistake (for example, it's your own design or you have permission), tell us why. We forward it to the person who complained. If they don't tell us they've filed a court action within 10 business days, we can put your listing back.

Repeat takedowns

Every takedown that sticks is a strike on your shop. After 3 strikes your shop is paused. A strike comes off if the listing is put back after a counter-notice.

This policy follows the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512). Start selling