Amazon brand protection: get the fakes off your listings
Why brands choose ClearClaim for Amazon
Selling on Amazon means a steady fight with counterfeiters, hijacked listings and sellers using your photos. We search every Amazon marketplace for your brand, show you who's copying you, and report them through Amazon with the claim type most likely to stick, once you've approved it.
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How our Amazon brand protection removes fakes
Find copycats that are stealing your sales
The engine compares every match against your originals.
Scanning for counterfeits
We search Amazon UK, US, EU, Canada and Australia for listings using your name, logo or product photos, and new sellers jumping on your own listings. Image matching catches copies even when the title is changed.
Takedown notice prepared
Approved by you, sentTo whom it may concern,
I am writing on behalf of [your brand] to ask you to remove listings that copy our registered trade mark and product photographs without permission.
Our work: product photography (yourbrand.com/products)
Infringing listing: marketplace listing B0-EXAMPLE-12
I have a good-faith belief that this use is not authorised by the owner, its agent or the law.
Report through the marketplace
Using the complaint type most likely to stick: trade mark, copyright or counterfeit.
Notice to the seller
A clear, formal notice asking them to stop, with the evidence attached.
Payment and account routes
Linked seller accounts are reported together so they can't just switch.
Search and ad removal
Copycat listings and ads using your name are reported to Google and Meta.
Takedown requests, written for you
Once you approve a case we prepare the right notice (trade mark, copyright or counterfeit) and file it. If a seller keeps coming back, linked accounts are reported together.
Why Amazon brand protection matters
What counterfeits really cost you
Counterfeit sellers undercut your price, take the Buy Box and leave your listing with the bad reviews when the product falls apart. Fake stores off Amazon use your photos to look legitimate too. The longer they stay up, the more sales and trust you lose.
See what fakes are costing me
Amazon brand protection questions
Do I need Amazon Brand Registry?
It helps, because it unlocks Amazon's own tools and makes trade mark reports faster. If you don't have it yet, we can still report copyright infringement (your photos and copy) and counterfeits, and help you get ready to apply.
Which Amazon marketplaces do you cover?
UK, US, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Canada and Australia, plus the other Amazon stores on request.
What about sellers on my own listing?
We flag new sellers on your listings and check whether they're authorised. Unauthorised sellers of genuine stock are handled differently from counterfeiters, and we'll tell you which is which.
How long does a DMCA takedown take?
Many marketplace and social takedowns land within 24–72 hours. Standalone fake shops and disputed cases can take up to two weeks, because we work through the host, registrar and payment processor. Your dashboard shows where each case is.
Do you file anything without my say-so?
No. Every match is checked by a specialist and lands in your dashboard first. You approve it, and only then do we send anything.
What if they just open a new store?
Sometimes they try. We link new shops and accounts to the same seller, keep watching, and go after the payment processor and registrar so it gets harder each time.
Start protecting your brand on Amazon today
Tell us your brand and your listings. We start searching straight away, show you what we find, and remove what you approve.
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What happens next
We scan
Marketplaces, stores, ads, social and YouTube, for your name, logo and product photos.
A specialist checks it
Every match is reviewed by a person, so you only see real copycats and a realistic cost estimate.
You get the report by email
Who's copying you, where, and roughly what it's costing you each month.
Optional call
15 minutes to walk through it and agree what to remove first. Your quote follows.