Industries / Retail

Brand protection for retail & e-commerce.

Counterfeit shops and fake promotions erode customer trust fast. We find and remove them on the web, on social media, and in app stores.

$15M

a year, what scams using a large retailer’s name can cost in stolen data, clean-up, and lost trust.

DMARC Report, 2026.

COUNTERFEIT STOREFRONTS7 removed today
£24.99
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£18.00
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£42.50
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£9.99
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£55.00
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▸ fake shops removed across web & app stores
What we see

The attacks that target Retail.

Counterfeit storefronts and fake outlet sites
Gift-card & fake-promotion phishing pages
Lookalike domains around sale events
Social-media impersonation accounts
Fake apps trading under your name
Paid ads hijacking searches for your name
How we protect you

From first sighting to confirmed removal.

01

Detect

24/7 monitoring across the web, email, app stores, and the criminal marketplaces of the dark web for anything pretending to be you.

02

Verify

Our team confirms each threat and gathers the evidence the domain seller (registrar) or hosting company needs to act.

03

Remove

Reported through integrations we already have in place, most cases close in minutes, not weeks.

04

Report

A written monthly review of what we found, what we removed, and what changed.

Case study · Retail

A recent case, start to finish.

The threat. Counterfeit outlet stores using the brand spiked before every sale, taking payment for goods that never shipped.

What we did. We spotted each fake store as soon as its domain was registered, removed the confirmed ones, and told the card processors behind them.

The result. Fakes still appear before every sale, but they now come down inside a day, and the biggest operator lost the ability to take card payments at all.

320+

counterfeit stores taken down in a year

< 24h

median takedown time

#1

worst offender cut off from card payments

Figures cover twelve months on one brand. Takedown time is measured from our confirmation to the store going offline, checked from outside, across confirmed counterfeits only. Cutting off card payments is a separate report to the processor, not a takedown.

See what’s targeting Retail right now.