Luxious monitors the open web for domains, storefronts, and profiles trading on your name — then verifies, files, and removes them before a customer ever mistakes one for you.
Impersonation rarely announces itself. It shows up as a near-identical URL, a marketplace listing, or a profile photo lifted from your own site. We track all of it, continuously.
Lookalike URLs built to catch a mistyped keystroke — swapped letters, added hyphens, wrong extensions.
Full storefronts cloned from your product pages, collecting real payments for goods you never shipped.
Cloned profiles that message your customers directly, often to harvest login details or payment info.
New marks filed in your categories, in jurisdictions where you haven't yet registered your own.
Your brand name used to sell unrelated or grey-market goods on platforms you've never listed on.
Every case follows the same disciplined sequence — nothing moves to enforcement until it's been verified by hand.
Continuous scans across registries, marketplaces, ad networks, and social platforms, day and night.
A human reviewer confirms genuine infringement and builds the evidence file — no automated takedowns.
Cease-and-desist letters, UDRP filings, and direct platform takedowns, pursued in parallel where needed.
Domains transferred or reclaimed into your own portfolio, so the same name can't resurface later.
"We found out about the fake storefront from a customer complaint. Luxious found the next four before they ever launched."Head of Brand, mid-size apparel company
A brand audit takes 15 minutes to request and returns a full map of where your name is being used without you.