We remove fraudulent ads using your brand.
We find campaigns using your name, photos and videos to sell counterfeits, impersonate your brand or drive traffic to fake stores on Google, Meta, TikTok and display networks. We report them through each platform's process.

- Average takedown time
- 24 h
- Ad formats monitored
- 6
- Countries and territories
- 240+
Where ads using your brand appear.
A fraudulent ad can appear in search results, repeat in a social feed and run on a newspaper's website. We monitor search ads, social ads, banners and video across the covered channels.
- 01
Sponsored search results
Search ads posing as your brand or selling counterfeits of your products on Google and Bing, in every country where you sell.
- 02
Shopping ads
Product ads using your identity to promote counterfeits or link to fraudulent pages, alongside your own products on the same page.
- 03
Social media ads
Campaigns on Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and X that use your advertising assets to direct people to a different store, even if shown only in another country.
- 04
Display networks
Banners with your logo and permanent discounts on news sites, blogs and apps, served through programmatic advertising networks.
- 05
Video ads
Pre-roll and sponsored videos on YouTube and TikTok that reuse your product videos to sell counterfeits.
- 06
Affiliates and creators
Paid posts, discount codes and affiliate links promoting counterfeits or misleadingly presenting themselves as official, in bios or videos.
The most common advertising threats to your brand

Ads impersonating your brand
Search ads presenting themselves as your brand, with your name in the headline and visible URL, that lead to a fake store or counterfeit outlet.

Ads using your creative assets
Social campaigns reusing your photos, videos and logo to sell counterfeits with your own imagery, often at implausible discounts.

Banners leading to fake checkout pages
Display and video ads announcing a clearance sale under your brand that end at a payment page designed only to steal card details.
A fraudulent ad takes your customer and leaves you with the complaint
A fraudulent ad captures the customer who was looking for you, sells them a counterfeit or charges for an order that never arrives. When they complain, they complain to your brand. The ad belongs to someone else, but you bear the cost.
From ad to takedown, on the platform serving it.
- I
We detect
We search for your brand, products and creative assets in each platform's ad library and sponsored results, country by country, every day.
- II
We document
We save the ad, its destination page, the advertiser and the dates it ran: the evidence each platform requires and the material needed to support a report.
- III
We report
We use each network's dedicated brand reporting channel. We report the ad and, for repeated campaigns, the advertiser's account. We detect reappearances under new names so we can act again.
What changes when ads are monitored
- 01
Reduce your customers' exposure to fraudulent ads
Fewer active fraudulent ads using your name means fewer customers see a fake offer before yours, and each ad has less time to deceive them.
- 02
Fewer customers diverted to counterfeits
Every campaign removed on its first day means traffic preserved and orders that do not end up at a fake store.
- 03
Connected campaigns identified
Ads connect stores, profiles and domains. We link campaigns sharing those indicators to submit grouped reports and pass the connections to the investigation team.
Other channels we monitor
- MarketplacesOver 600 marketplaces monitored, from global platforms to local players
- Social mediaProfiles and posts that impersonate your brand or sell counterfeits
- DomainsDomain registrations that imitate yours to mislead your customers
- Fake websitesClone stores that copy your catalogue, photos and identity
- AppsApps using your name and icon in app stores

Find out which ads use your brand to deceive your customers.
Tell us your brand name. In 30 minutes, we show you the ads we have found using it and where they lead.


