Most infringement is recurring. The copycat relaunches on a new domain, the counterfeiter opens a new seller account, the leaked course appears in a new channel. Monitoring turns enforcement from a one-off reaction into a routine.
Our monitoring is structured and documented: scheduled checks of marketplaces, social platforms, search results, ad libraries and domain registrations for your brand terms, product names and images. Findings go straight into your case queue. We are explicit about what is automated and what is manual, and we do not bypass platform access controls.
Common infringement scenarios
- Recurring copycat stores for a DTC brand
- New counterfeit sellers after a successful report
- Repeat uploads of leaked course content
- New impersonation accounts using the same photos
- Lookalike domain registrations
What we need from you
- Brand terms, product names and model numbers
- Reference images
- Authorized sellers and partners to exclude
- Platforms and markets that matter most
How the case is handled
- 1ScopeTerms, images, platforms and frequency agreed and recorded.
- 2Scheduled checksSearches across the agreed platforms; URL checks on existing cases.
- 3TriageFindings assessed and either dismissed (authorized use, false match) or opened as cases.
- 4ReportingWeekly or monthly summary of findings, reports filed and verified results.
What this service does not guarantee
- That every infringement will be found
- Automated image matching unless a specific integration is agreed and documented
- Any platform's response to the cases that result
Frequently asked questions
Is monitoring automated?
URL re-checks and search queries are scheduled; assessment is done by a person. Where we add automated sources such as marketplace APIs or image-matching services, we document exactly what they cover and their limits.
How often do you check?
Weekly is typical for most brands; daily for active attacks. The frequency is part of the agreed scope.