Solutions · Amazon counterfeits
Find and remove counterfeit Amazon listings.
Brand Protector checks the Amazon catalog every night for fakes of your products: replica packaging, stolen photos, hijacked ASINs. Each one arrives with a Brand Registry takedown ready for you to review, approve and submit.
$199/mo or $1,499/yr · 7 days free · card at the end of setup · no charge until day 8
- Connect your Amazon seller account in one click and Amazon scanning starts
- Brand Registry-ready evidence packs on every detection
- Nothing is filed without your review and an explicit signed sign-off
What it costs you
Every night a fake stays up, it bills you.
Diverted Buy Box revenue
A hijacker undercutting your ASIN takes the Buy Box, and every sale that comes with it, until someone notices. On your best seller, that's your launch spend converting for someone else.
Reviews you can't delete
Counterfeit buyers leave one-star “fake product” reviews on the shared listing, which is your listing. The counterfeiter disappears. The review damage stays.
Ad spend subsidising the fake
Your Sponsored Products clicks build demand, and the cheaper counterfeit harvests it. You pay for the traffic; they close the sale.
How it works
How it works on Amazon.
About ten minutes of self-serve setup. Your first checks start as soon as setup finishes, and coverage builds over the first week as each marketplace is swept.
Connect your brand
Connect your Amazon seller account in one click, then tell us your brand name, your ASINs and any sellers you've authorized. That allowlist is how we tell your listings from theirs. Amazon scanning starts once the account is connected.
~10-minute setup · one-click Amazon connection
We scan the catalog nightly
Every night we sweep the Amazon marketplaces you monitor (US, UK and India) for your brand name and its misspellings. A hijacker on one of your own ASINs is flagged at the highest urgency, along with whether they're winning the Buy Box. Add your official product photos and a flagged listing can also carry an image match, so you can compare it with yours at a glance.
Nightly · US, UK & India · Buy Box status
We prepare it, you file it
Each confirmed fake gets a pre-filled Brand Registry Report a Violation with a PDF evidence pack that includes the captured screenshot when one exists. You submit it on Amazon's form. After removal we re-check nightly and alert you when a removed listing comes back at the same address.
You sign off · nightly re-checks · reappearance alerts
The machinery
Built for the Amazon catalog, specifically.
Generic web monitoring misses how Amazon actually works: shared listings, Buy Box rotation, seller storefronts. This doesn't.
Nightly Amazon catalog scans
Every night, listing titles on the Amazon marketplaces your workspace monitors (US, UK and India) are matched against your brand name and its close variants. Upload your official product photos and flagged listings can also carry an image match, so a copied photo is easy to spot.
Brand + variant matching · optional image match · US, UK & India
Seller-allowlist awareness
Register your merchant token, storefront names, and authorized sellers once. Your own listings never clutter the inbox, and any other seller on your ASINs is flagged as a hijacker, with Buy Box status attached.
Merchant tokens · storefront names · ASIN allowlist
Brand Registry-ready evidence packs
Every takedown ships as a pre-filled Report a Violation: ASIN, seller, infringement type, and a PDF evidence pack that includes the captured screenshot when one exists, ready for the Brand Registry portal.
Pre-filled RAV · PDF evidence pack
A review gate that protects your standing
Amazon tracks the accuracy of the reports you file, and sloppy ones cost you. Nothing is filed until you review the evidence and sign off on the exact ASIN, and then you file through Brand Registry, completing whatever declaration Amazon's form requires. A careless bulk report never goes out under your brand's name.
Your review → your sign-off on the exact ASIN
The honest part
We never auto-file. That's deliberate.
Brands that file inaccurate infringement reports lose credibility with Amazon, and repeat offenders can lose Report a Violation access altogether. So Brand Protector makes a careless filing hard. Lower-priority detections arrive marked investigate, not takedown. Nothing reaches Amazon until you review the evidence and sign off on the exact ASIN, and you file it through Brand Registry yourself, completing the declaration on Amazon's own form. Your auto-sort rules can triage the inbox, but they never draft a takedown.
And if a listing is lawful resale rather than a counterfeit, the product says so. You get the evidence either way, and what you file is your call.
Versus the field
Versus the enterprise suites.
| Brand Protector | Red Points · MarqVision · BrandShield | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $199/mo or $1,499/yr, public pricing | Typically $10k+/yr (estimated), 4–7× more |
| Buying process | Self-serve: 7 days free · card at the end of setup · no charge until day 8 | Sales-led: demos, quotes, annual contracts |
| Setup | Self-serve in about 10 minutes, with a one-click Amazon connection | Onboarding measured in weeks |
| Filing control | Nothing filed without your review and sign-off | Varies; often agency-style filing on your behalf |
Enterprise pricing estimated: none of the three publishes a price page. Full feature-by-feature breakdowns: /compare.
Disclosed proof · the founder’s own brand
The first deployment is Wuffes, a pet-supplement brand on Amazon US, run by the same founder (we tell you that up front). Brand Protector was built inside it; in its first 30 days there it filed 47 takedowns and 38 listings came down. Read the case study →
Objections, welcome
Questions, answered straight.
- Will filing through Brand Protector risk my Brand Registry account?
- No. The review gate is there to protect it. Amazon tracks report accuracy, so nothing is ever auto-filed. Nothing is filed until you review the evidence and sign off on the exact ASIN, and you file it through Brand Registry yourself, completing whatever declaration Amazon's form requires. You stay the rights owner of record and approve every filing.
- How fast do counterfeit Amazon listings actually come down?
- Amazon Brand Registry typically processes a Report a Violation in 1–3 business days. Brand Protector pre-fills the report with the full evidence pack so it's a strong submission the first time, tracks each filing's status, and re-checks the listing nightly after removal to confirm it stays gone.
- What happens if a removed listing comes back?
- It lands back in your inbox. After a takedown succeeds, nightly re-checks watch the removed listing, and when it comes back at the same address it returns tagged as a reappearance, with the prior case history attached. A relist under a new ASIN shows up as a new detection in the nightly catalog scan when it uses your brand name.
- Do I need Amazon Brand Registry to use this?
- Detection works either way. Catalog scans and hijacker alerts don't require it. For removals, the takedown templates are built for the Brand Registry portal, which requires a registered or pending trademark, because that's the path Amazon reliably acts on. Without it you still get every detection, the evidence packs, and the full case file to act on however you choose.
- We sell through authorized resellers too. Will they get flagged?
- Not if you list them. You declare your distribution model and add authorized sellers to your allowlist; only off-list sellers are flagged. If you sell on an open marketplace, the scoring accounts for that too: lawful resale arrives marked investigate, not takedown.
Put a nightly watch on the Amazon catalog.
Connect your brand and your Amazon seller account in about ten minutes. The Amazon catalog is swept nightly from then on.
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