Safeguard your homeware brand's integrity and financial success with an all-in-one Brand Protection tool. Eliminate fraudulent websites, counterfeit products, social media impersonations, and deceptive schemes 24/7.
1,300+ companies trust Red Points to protect their brands and customers
470K
detected infractions from homeware clients*
73%
of buyers are concerned about buying counterfeits**
23.9%
YoY increase in detected infractions***
* Internal data from Red Points’ platform (2022)
** Design Homeware & furniture market research (2017)
*** Total value of homeware products infringements confirmed year over year through Red Points’ platform, 2021 vs 2022
1. Set up
2. Confirm
3. Remove
1. Set up
We help you get ready by doing the onboarding and configuring the platform. We upload your intellectual property rights and create automation rules that will make most of the work for you.
2. Confirm
Powered by Machine Learning algorithms the brand protection platform is constantly working on finding new listings on marketplaces and confirming whether or not they contain intellectual property infringements.
Complex cases can be reviewed by you or by our Managed Services team to decide the next step.
3. Remove
Automatically ask marketplaces to take down infringing listings and enforce your brand.
Then, uncover repeated infringers, identify regions to focus on, and measure the economic impact of your actions.
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“We have seen an increase of people selling copies of our products online. For us Red Points is crucial, so people know the real products are not those at a cheaper price.”
Josh Lynch,
General Manager at David Trubridge
Detect, validate and remove infringing listings automatically in thousands of marketplaces
Uncover sites stealing your traffic and committing fraud under your brand name
Discover and remove social media accounts that are mimicking your brand 24/7
Remove fraudulent apps to protect your customers and revenue
Detect cybersquatters or typosquatters hijacking your domain
92.1%
Enforcement success rate
$119M
Estimated value of infringing listings enforced last year
1.5K
Infringement takedowns