Found knockoffs of your products? We get the listings, the stores and the domains pulled.
Counterfeit products, fake "official" apps and lookalike domains trade on the trust you've earned, and your buyers blame you for the bad copy. We enforce your trademark from marketplaces and app stores to domain registrars. If a seller keeps going, an attorney steps in.
RemoveWise has been highly effective at removing stubborn infringing content, and very responsive every single time.
Four ways your mark gets faked, and how each one comes down.
Counterfeit products
Copies of your merchandise, supplements or books, sold on marketplaces and social shops at a price the real one can't match.
Fake "official" apps and programs
An app, course or product that calls itself official, built on your name and logo without a license.
Lookalike domains and handles
yourname.app, yourbrand-official.com, @yourbrand_support, registered to look like you.
Your mark in someone else's marketing
Your name in ad copy, product titles and keywords, borrowing your reputation to sell theirs.
Name the place. We'll file there.
If your mark is being sold, advertised or registered somewhere, there's a way to go after it, and an attorney to sign it.
Most trademark reports fail on paperwork.
Platforms want the registration number, the right class, proof the seller isn't licensed and a statement made under penalty of perjury. Template reports get rejected, and listings come back. We send what the reviewer needs, signed by an attorney, and go to the seller when the listing returns.
Category summaries as of October 2026. Individual vendors vary.
Registered or not, your name has rights.
A registration opens the fastest routes on most marketplaces, and we use it when you have one. When you don't, we use the rights you do have: common-law trademark, copyright, publicity and impersonation. And if registering would make enforcement faster, we can file the application too.
I ran takedowns from inside YouTube Legal. Now I enforce your mark.
Joseph D'Andre led legal operations for YouTube's deepfake policy and its trademark, counterfeit and privacy takedown operations and policy development. Today he's a licensed California attorney, and every trademark notice goes out under his name.
For a legacy like Alan Watts, that kind of consistent and attorney-led enforcement is what protects the work.
What brand owners ask us first.
Do I need a registered trademark?
Not for every route. Registered marks open faster routes on most marketplaces, and we'll tell you where registration is worth it.
Which marketplaces and platforms do you cover?
Any marketplace or platform with a way to report infringement. If your mark is being sold, advertised or registered somewhere, we file there, and an attorney follows up when the first notice doesn't work.
Will you go after people reselling genuine products?
Reselling genuine product is usually lawful. We focus on counterfeits, unlicensed "official" products, lookalike domains and misleading use of your mark.
Can you get a lookalike domain transferred to us?
Sometimes. A UDRP complaint can transfer a domain that's confusingly similar to your mark and when the owner has no legitimate interest in it and registered and used it in bad faith. A URS suspends one faster. We'll tell you which fits, if either does.
Which plan covers this?
The Trademark and counterfeits lane on its own (up to 3 marks, $2,000/mo), or Full Protection and up. See pricing.
A big vendor gives you a ticket queue. We give you the founder.
Typical vendor terms from public contracts and listings, October 2026.
Is your name or content being faked or pirated?
Find out for free. We scan platforms, websites, ads, marketplaces and file hosts, and an attorney reviews what we find. You'll hear back within one business day.