E-commerce Brands
Address counterfeit listings, unauthorized sellers, hijacked content, copied product images, and fake storefronts across Amazon, Shopify, and other marketplaces.
Built around the platforms you sell on
eCommerce brands operate inside platforms they don't control — Amazon, Shopify, and similar marketplaces — which means protection work is scoped to each platform's own seller and listing policies rather than a single, general process. What counts as evidence and what counts as a reportable issue both depend on the specific platform involved.
When marketplace abuse affects the brand
The situations that most often bring Amazon sellers, Shopify brands, and eCommerce businesses to us.
A counterfeit version of your product is listed for sale
A listing offering an imitation, sometimes using your own product photography and copy.
Seller activity around your brand needs investigation
A seller may be operating outside your authorized network, or using counterfeit goods, copied assets, or misleading brand content — what's actually happening is established case by case.
Your listing content has been copied onto a competing listing
Titles, bullet points, descriptions, or images lifted directly from your listing and reused elsewhere on the platform.
A fake storefront is capturing customers searching for your brand
An independent site replicating your storefront design or product presentation closely enough to mislead customers.
Where seller and listing issues appear
Commerce issues are scoped to the specific platform they occur on, since each runs its own seller and listing policies.
- Amazon seller and listing environments
- Shopify-hosted storefronts
- Other marketplaces and platform environments where relevant
- Search results surfacing counterfeit or impersonating listings
Relevant protection for eCommerce brands
The specific capabilities most relevant to this audience, and why.
Platform & Marketplace Protection
The primary service for counterfeit listings, unauthorized sellers, and hijacked or copied listing content on Amazon, Shopify, and similar platforms.
Brand Protection
Relevant when a fake storefront or impersonating presence extends beyond a single listing to your broader brand identity.
Monitoring & Intelligence
Useful for brands facing recurring counterfeit or unauthorized-seller activity, so new listings are tracked against known patterns.
How commerce cases are investigated
Commerce cases start from your product or brand reference and work outward to the specific listings involved.
- Product and brand referenceEstablish your original product, images, and listing content to compare against.
- Seller and listing mappingIdentify the specific listings, sellers, or storefronts involved.
- EvidenceCapture screenshots and comparisons supporting the case.
- Platform routePrepare the report through the specific marketplace's own reporting process.
- Status and monitoringTrack the platform's response and, where scoped, monitor for recurrence.
What helps us assess a commerce case
Sending this up front speeds up assessment of a commerce case.
- Your product or listing URL(s)
- The disputed listing, seller, or storefront URL
- Your brand or product reference (photography, copy, or trademark)
- Any seller or storefront links relevant to the case
How every case is handled
- Human-reviewed
- Evidence documented
- Confidential handling available
- Follow-up tracking
Start with a free assessment.
Tell us what is happening, where it appears, and what you need to protect. We’ll review the situation and identify the most appropriate next step.
No obligation. No guaranteed-outcome claims. Sensitive cases can be discussed confidentially.