Brand Protection & Anti-Counterfeit Monitoring
Protect your brand from counterfeits, unauthorized sellers, and trademark violations across global marketplaces and websites.
Why Counterfeit Listings Stay Invisible From One Country
Common obstacles that slow down your operations
Global Marketplace Scale
Counterfeits appear on thousands of marketplaces worldwide. Manual monitoring across regions is impractical.
Counterfeit Detection
Counterfeit listings are often geo-restricted or hidden behind regional access controls, evading detection.
Price Violations
Unauthorized resellers and MAP violators operate across markets, undermining your brand value and channel partners.
What EProxies Adds to Brand Protection Monitoring
Purpose-built proxy infrastructure for your needs
Global Monitoring
Monitor marketplaces in 195+ countries to detect counterfeits and unauthorized listings anywhere.
Detect Counterfeits
Access geo-restricted listings that counterfeiters try to hide from brand enforcement teams.
Enforce MAP Pricing
Track reseller pricing across all regions to identify and address MAP violations.
Protect Revenue
Automated monitoring at scale protects your brand value and legitimate channel partners.
Why counterfeit monitoring needs market-local visibility
Marketplace and search visibility is regional. A counterfeit listing can rank on the first page of a marketplace in one country and be absent from the same marketplace's results in another, because the storefront, the seller's shipping scope, and the ranking model all resolve per market.
Monitoring from a single headquarters connection therefore under-reports systematically, and it under-reports hardest in the markets where enforcement is least mature. Checking each marketplace from inside the market it serves turns an incomplete sample into a list an enforcement team can work from.
What market-local checks surface
Unauthorised sellers by market — which resellers appear for your brand terms in each country, including storefronts that are geo-restricted away from your home market.
Listing evidence — the live title, images, price, and claims as shown to a buyer in that market, captured with the market and timestamp attached, which is what takedown processes ask for.
Search and ad visibility — whether counterfeit or grey-market listings outrank your official listing for brand queries locally, and whether paid placements are bidding on your brand in that market.
Price and MAP signals — advertised prices from each market, which distinguish genuine regional pricing from grey-market diversion.
Choosing proxies for brand protection
Residential IPs per enforcement market. Marketplaces filter and rank by the visitor's market; a datacentre check from one region cannot see the storefront a local buyer sees.
Breadth over depth for discovery, depth for evidence. Wide market coverage finds where the problem is; stable addresses matter when you return repeatedly to document the same seller. EProxies covers 195+ countries from a 72M+ residential pool, and static residential (ISP) IPs suit repeat documentation.
Session control for multi-step capture. Listing page, seller profile, and shipping scope belong to one observation and should come from one address.
Usage-based cost. Discovery sweeps are bursty and evidence capture is small; usage-based pricing from $0.25/GB suits that shape better than a flat plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
My brand is being counterfeited across many resellers — where do I start?
Start by establishing which markets the listings are actually visible in, because that determines both scale and which enforcement route applies. Run brand-term checks from inside each market rather than from one head-office connection, and record the market with every hit so the list can be triaged by jurisdiction.
Why does a listing appear in one country and not another?
Marketplaces resolve storefront, shipping scope, and ranking per market. A seller who does not ship to your home market may be invisible from it while ranking well locally, which is exactly why single-location monitoring under-reports.
What makes a capture usable as evidence?
The listing as a local buyer saw it, plus the market it was observed from, the timestamp, the product URL, the seller identity, and the advertised price. Captures without the market and time attached are difficult to act on later.
Which proxy type suits brand protection work?
Rotating residential proxies for discovery sweeps across many markets, and static residential (ISP) proxies when you return to the same sellers repeatedly and want a consistent vantage point across a case file.
Is monitoring marketplaces through proxies legitimate?
Viewing publicly listed products from the markets you sell in is standard brand protection practice. Keep to public listings, respect each platform's terms and rate limits, and do not attempt test purchases or account actions through proxies.