Instagram storefronts
Accounts that look like your account, selling what looks like your product.
Observed. Impersonation accounts frequently outlive the listings they point to, because they are reported as a different kind of violation.
Coverage status
What makes this surface different.
Social impersonation is a trust problem before it is a revenue problem. The customer who gets burned by a fake account blames the real brand, and says so in your comments.
Not launched yet
We publish what is covered and what isn't. A surface we can only scan partially is listed as not launched rather than counted as covered.
Copies move between them.
Lookalike domains
589–880 variants per brand, checked against public DNS.
Learn moreTikTok Shop
The marketplace surface we are building next. Not scanned yet.
Learn moreAmazon
Where your product name outruns your storefront.
Learn moreEtsy & eBay
Long-tail marketplaces where copies settle in and accumulate reviews.
Learn moreMeta ad library
Paid distribution for someone else's copy of your product.
Learn moreThe free scan covers the live surfaces.
This one isn't on the list yet; we'll say when it is, and we won't bill for it before then.