Report a fake website targeting your brand

Fake sites, cloned stores, phishing pages, and impersonation domains can damage customer trust, steal traffic, and expose users to fraud. Submit a suspicious URL and BrandShield’s team will review the threat, assess the risk, and show you what it takes to remove it.

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Submit a Fake URL. Talk to An Expert.

Share a suspicious website, domain, or online asset that appears to impersonate your brand. BrandShield’s enforcement experts will review the URL, assess the threat, and explain the next steps for removal.

What happens after you
report a fake website?

Review Process

Our team reviews the submitted URL to determine whether it is impersonating your brand, abusing your trademarks, or targeting your customers.

Contact

We reach out to discuss what we found, explain the potential risk, and outline what would be required to remove the threat.

Threat Analysis

We look beyond the single URL to identify related domains, pages, sellers, ads, social profiles, or other connected assets that may be part of a larger scam network.

Managed Service

When action is needed, BrandShield’s enforcement experts can manage the takedown process across registrars, hosting providers, platforms, and other relevant authorities.

How BrandShield protects your brand

Detect

BrandShield continuously scans websites, domains, marketplaces, social media, paid ads, app stores, and AI platforms to detect fake sites, phishing pages, impersonation, and brand abuse before they spread.

Enforce

Our enforcement experts validate threats, collect evidence, submit takedown requests, and escalate cases through registrars, hosting providers, platforms, and other enforcement channels.

Monitor

After a threat is removed, BrandShield continues monitoring for related activity, repeat abuse, and new domains or assets created by the same bad actors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of URLs can I report?

You can report fake websites, phishing pages, cloned stores, suspicious domains, fake product pages, impersonation sites, scam landing pages, or any URL that appears to misuse your brand.

BrandShield reviews the submitted URL, checks whether it appears to be impersonating your brand or targeting your customers, and assesses what type of enforcement action may be possible.

In many cases, yes. Removal depends on the threat type, platform, registrar, hosting provider, and available evidence. BrandShield’s enforcement experts manage takedowns across multiple channels and authorities.

Often, yes. A single fake URL may be connected to additional domains, social profiles, paid ads, marketplace listings, or cloned pages. BrandShield analyzes these connections to identify the larger threat network.

No. You can submit a suspicious URL for review. BrandShield will assess the threat and explain what action can be taken.