We take down stolen ads and the stores behind them

Copycats rip your best Meta and TikTok creatives, point them at a cloned store and keep the sales. If you only report the ad, they often relaunch it from a new ad account the same day. We report the ad, the store, the domain and the payment account together.

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • Google Ads
  • YouTube
  • Shopify
  • Web hosts
  • Domain registrars
  • Payment processors

What we remove

Ripped ad creative

Your video and image ads rerun by someone else's ad account.

Clone stores

The lookalike shop the stolen ads send your customers to.

Fake brand pages

Pages and profiles pretending to be you.

Scam checkouts

The payment accounts that take the money, reported to the processor.

How it works

  1. Watch the ad libraries

    We check Meta's and TikTok's ad libraries for your creatives every day.

  2. Map the chain

    For each ripped ad we trace the page, the store, the domain, the host and the payment provider.

  3. Report it all at once

    Copyright and trademark reports go to every link in the chain, so swapping ad accounts doesn't save them.

  4. Track what stays down

    Your report shows what we found, how long it ran and when it came down.

Common questions

Do I need a trademark?

Not for ads that copy your own photos and videos. Those are copyright claims. A registered trademark adds options, such as Meta's Brand Rights Protection.

What if the ad uses content from a creator?

The creator usually owns it unless your contract hands the rights to you. We check that first and tell you what to fix in your creator agreements.

Why go after the store and payments too?

A new ad account takes minutes. A new store, domain and payment account take far longer, so cutting those off is what actually stops the operation.

See who's selling your brand

Tell us your brand and where you sell. We'll show you the infringers we find and how we'd remove them. The scan is free and the report is yours to keep.