Fake sites are impersonating your brand. We take them down in 30 days.
Point us to the fake site — we handle every step in your name, no letter for you to write. Still online after 30 days? You get every euro back.
Free scan, no signup, no card. You only pay if you ask us to run a takedown.
- 99 € net
- per fake site, one-time
- No subscription
- no lock-in, no sales call
- Or refunded
- if the site is still up at day 30
We commit to the result. Not the effort.
Nobody else in this market makes this commitment: providers sell you monitoring, dashboards, effort. We sell you a fake site taken down. Still reachable after 30 days? You get every euro back, on request — no justification required.
Checked August 10, 2026 against the six leading brand-protection providers: none of them publishes a commitment like this on their site. See the comparison, provider by provider
What counts as success
The fake site is no longer reachable at its domain — suspended, deleted, cut off by its host, or abandoned by whoever ran it. We verify this ourselves, and the finding is dated.
What voids it
An expired trademark, inaccurate information, a mandate revoked before the deadline, or a UDRP proceeding you file in parallel on the same domain.
First brand we protected
CIMALP, a French technical mountain apparel brand, got a fake site registered in its name suspended — in under 48 hours.
Domain frozen August 3, 2026 — status verifiable at the registry.
This isn’t an isolated problem. It’s industrial.
75,000
fake sites identified
One single network, documented by researchers at Security Research Labs, has launched over 75,000 fraudulent storefronts since 2021.
850,000
consumers victimized
Orders never shipped, card data stolen. Your customers pay the price — and your brand takes the reputational hit.
~200
storefronts per server
Fake sites are deployed semi-automatically. Take one down, another is already live: early detection is the only lever that works.
Figures from Security Research Labs’ public investigation into the BogusBazaar.
Three steps. We handle two of them.
You scan, for free
We sweep the web for domains impersonating your brand. You instantly see how many are targeting you, and pick which ones to take down.
We verify the trademark is actually yours
We check the official trademark register to confirm the mark you’re claiming belongs to you. That check is what lets us act in your name — and what gives the request its weight.
We run the takedown to the end
We write to the right people, we follow up, and we keep escalating for as long as the fake site stays up. You watch it happen. You write nothing.
You have nothing to do
Most tools stop at detection: they tell you which domains are impersonating you, then leave you to run the takedown yourself — the part that actually takes the time. We do the opposite. You point us to the fake site, we take it from there, in your name, until it’s no longer reachable.
- No letters to draft, no forms to fill in
- No inbox credentials handed over to us, ever
- A mandate limited to this one domain, revocable at any time
- A dated log of every action taken on your behalf
One price, posted upfront, no subscription
99 €net per fake site, guarantee included
A specialist law firm typically charges around 350 € net for the same work. Brand-protection platforms don’t publish a price at all — you have to book a demo to find out.
See the sourced comparison against 6 alternativesWhat that price gets you
- We verify your trademark rights before taking any action
- We trace the fake site back to who’s actually running it, even when they hide
- We build the dated evidence record that gives the claim its weight
- We write in your name, and we keep following up for as long as it takes
- We cut off the fake site’s traffic, visibility and ability to take payment
- You track progress in real time, with nothing to do yourself
- Full refund if the site is still up at day 30
One-time payment. No subscription, no lock-in, no sales call.
Understand before you act
There’s nothing opaque about the process: it rests on specific obligations that registrars and hosts already have. Our guides lay out what we’ve actually seen work in the field — who to contact, what to write, and what you can honestly expect.
- The fake sites copying your brand
How the fake-storefront networks impersonating brands actually work, how to recognize them, and what their existence puts you at risk of.
- Getting a fake site taken down
The notice-and-takedown process with a registrar and a host: who to contact, what to write, on what legal grounds, and what you can realistically expect.
- LegalBrandGuard against the alternatives
What a fake-site takedown actually costs at the leading brand-protection providers, and what each one actually publishes — price, guarantee, commitment. Sourced comparison, verified August 10, 2026.
- CIMALP case: a fake site suspended in under 48 hours
The full sequence of a real takedown, from detection to suspension — including how to re-check the domain’s status at the registry yourself.
- Takedown or UDRP: which one?
The two paths don’t rule on the same thing: one is about content, the other about the domain name itself. That’s what decides which to use.
- Glossary
The terms you’ll run into while researching this, explained without jargon and with what they actually mean for you.
Frequently asked questions
Do you send the notices for me?+
Yes — that’s the entire point of the service. You point us to the fake site, and we run every step in your name. You give us a mandate limited to that one domain, revocable at any time. We never ask for your inbox credentials, and we never access your email.
What if the site isn’t down after 30 days?+
You get a full refund, on request. The test is whether the fake site is still reachable at its domain — no matter why: suspension, deletion, a host cutting it off, or the operator walking away. We verify this ourselves, and the finding is dated. The guarantee doesn’t apply if your trademark has expired, if the information you gave us was inaccurate, if you revoke the mandate before the deadline, or if you file a UDRP proceeding on the same domain in parallel.
Do I need a registered trademark?+
Yes, and we verify it ourselves. Before taking any action, we check the official register to confirm the trademark you’re invoking is registered to a company you represent. Without that match, the order is rejected — that check is exactly what lets us act in your name.
Why does the request go out in my name and not yours?+
Because a technical intermediary only acts on the request of the rights holder. The same request from a third-party provider carries far less weight — it would just be treated as a report. So we write in your name, on mandate, backed by your trademark registration — and you keep a dated record of it in your account.
How long until the site goes down?+
It varies — that’s exactly why the guarantee exists. Some parties respond in 24–48 hours, others stay silent for weeks. We don’t wait on them: several of our levers cut the fake site’s traffic well before its domain gets suspended.
What if the site is hiding behind a protection service?+
That’s the most common case, and it’s already accounted for. These services mask the real server address; we know how to identify the setup and still reach the underlying host.
Do you keep my data?+
We keep the brand you scanned, the domains detected, and a log of every action taken — so you can look back and prove what was done. We also keep the date and version of the mandate you accepted.
Every extra day is a day your customers keep paying for it.
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