LegalBrandGuard vs Red Points: which one to choose against fake sites?
Updated on August 10, 2026 · LegalBrandGuard
Quick answer
Red Points is the only one of the six major providers reviewed to publish pricing, and no service starts before a Master Services Agreement is signed. LegalBrandGuard charges €99 excl. VAT per fake site, with no contract to sign.
The two offerings do not cover the same scope: LegalBrandGuard sells a one-off takedown per fake site, Red Points a continuous monitoring subscription across several channels. The figures below are given for information, verified as of the dates indicated and subject to change — this is not a comparison of two strictly identical products.
Red Points vs LegalBrandGuard: the comparison
| Criterion | LegalBrandGuard | Red Points |
|---|---|---|
| Public price | €99 excl. VAT / fake site, one-off | $938/month (base) + $745/month (fake sites option) |
| Currency | EUR, excl. VAT shown | USD, tax basis not specified |
| Money-back guarantee | Yes, published: 30 days or refunded | Not published |
| Before the first service | Payment, case starts immediately | Payment + mandatory signature of a Master Services Agreement (MSA) |
| Office in France | Yes | No (Barcelona, New York, Salt Lake City, Beijing) |
| Site in French | Yes | No — EN/ES/DE via WPML, no FR |
| Billing model | One-off, per fake site | Monthly subscription, base tier + options per marketplace |
| Best suited for | A brand handling a fake site without a monthly commitment | A company continuously monitoring several marketplaces and channels |
What the Red Points model covers
Red Points' self-serve configurator goes beyond fake websites: it offers per-marketplace monitoring options, billed separately and with no setup fee. It is an offering built for broad, continuous monitoring, not for a single isolated fake-site case — see the configurator itself in the sources for the full list of options.
The real, integrated Stripe payment flow is, on this specific point, more advanced than most of the competitors reviewed, which have no online purchase flow at all.
The point that most sets the two offerings apart: the Master Services Agreement
Red Points' self-serve form includes a mandatory checkbox, quoted here in full: « I acknowledge that commencement of the Services is subject to the execution of a Master Services Agreement, which will be provided to me following verification of the information submitted above. No Services will be initiated until the Master Services Agreement has been duly signed by both parties. »
In practice: paying by card is not enough to start the service. A separate contract then has to be received, read, and signed, with no guaranteed timeframe for this step. At LegalBrandGuard, there is no separate master agreement: payment triggers the case directly.
Frequently asked questions
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- Red Points — pricing page — Red Points
- Red Points — self-serve configurator (pricing, options, Master Services Agreement) — Red Points
- Red Points — homepage — Red Points
- Red Points — contact and offices page — Red Points
- Red Points profile (pricing, free trial) — Capterra
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