
Matching product image from an unrecognized seller.
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A free, AI-powered scan across major marketplaces and domain registrars. No account needed.
Takes ~90 seconds · Scans 50+ marketplaces · No payment details
How BrandSweep searches
A scan works across the channels where customers encounter listings, ads, storefronts, and domains that may be using your brand.

Matching product image from an unrecognized seller.
High risk
Brand name appears in a wholesale product listing.
Critical
Similar product photography and title detected.
Review
Seller uses a close variation of the brand name.
Medium
Listing image closely matches the official product.
High risk
Product details point to an unfamiliar storefront.
ReviewFAQ
Coverage, timing, privacy, and how the scan separates your real listings from suspicious ones.
Yes. There is no account, payment detail, or trial required. BrandSweep returns a preview of the potential counterfeit listings and lookalike domains it can verify in one scan. It is a point-in-time assessment, not continuous monitoring.
Most scans take 60 to 120 seconds. BrandSweep runs live marketplace searches, checks domain variations for registration, and captures screenshots of candidate sites. Findings appear as they are confirmed, so you can start reviewing results before the scan finishes.
The scan searches wholesale marketplaces, social and print-on-demand platforms, consumer resale sites, independent storefronts, and domain variations around your name. It filters your own domains, known legitimate retailers, and identified authorized sellers before showing results.
BrandSweep reads the official domains on your website and excludes them. It also filters more than 400 known legitimate retailers and removes listings that identify an authorized seller. The remaining results are intended to be a focused starting point for review.
Critical covers wholesale and high-counterfeit marketplaces, where fakes may be manufactured rather than resold. High covers unrecognized third-party storefronts, often using your product photos. Medium covers social commerce and print-on-demand. Low covers consumer resale, which is more often genuine secondhand stock.
A typosquat is a domain that closely resembles yours: a dropped letter, swapped characters, or different extension. It can capture visitors who mistype your address. Typosquats may be used for counterfeit storefronts, phishing, or email spoofing.
Not necessarily. This is a short, point-in-time scan built around a selection of your product images. Newer brands, fewer distinct images, or generic-looking packaging can limit what one pass finds. A clean preview does not rule out issues elsewhere.
Yes. Podqi provides continuous monitoring and handles takedowns with marketplaces, registrars, and hosting providers. BrandSweep gives you an initial assessment of potential counterfeits and lookalike domains; continuous monitoring looks for new issues over time.
No. The scan uses your brand name, website, and product photography. A trademark registration matters later, during enforcement: most marketplaces and registrars require a trademark number before acting on a takedown notice.
No. BrandSweep flags listings and domains that may be using your brand, but it does not determine infringement. Whether an issue is actionable depends on your registrations, jurisdiction, and the specific use. Treat the report as a starting point for counsel or your brand protection team.
Anyone with the report link can view it. Reports use a shareable URL and expire after 14 days. They contain public marketplace listings and public domain registration data, not private information about you.
BrandSweep is built for consumer brands with physical products and distinctive photography, including beauty, apparel, accessories, supplements, and home goods. Image matching works best with strong, original product imagery. Services and software are not a fit.
Free brand assessment
Start with your official website. In about 90 seconds, you will have a shareable report of the potential counterfeits we could verify.