One engine. Four products.
Impersonation looks different depending on what you have worth stealing — revenue, authority, or audience. The detection underneath is shared. What changes is the vocabulary, the first number on the screen, and who is allowed to press the button.
Four audiences, four workspaces.
Pick the one that sounds like you. The path below shows what attacks you, what we watch and the screen you land on after signing in — the same engine, pointed at what you lose.
Cloned accounts & theft
100k+ audiences, cloned accounts, stolen content
Creators & influencers
Find fake profiles, stolen content and scam accounts using your identity before your followers trust the wrong person.
Audience trust is what impersonation takes here
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Deepfakes & voice clones
CEOs, founders, deepfakes, CEO fraud
Executives & public figures
Monitor fake executive profiles, phishing domains, scams, deepfakes and identity abuse before they reach your team, customers or reputation.
Authority to instruct is what impersonation takes here
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Whole rosters
Whole rosters, client workspaces, white label
Talent & influencer agencies
One command center to monitor impersonation risk across every creator, client and social profile you manage.
The roster, and the contracts behind it is what impersonation takes here
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Fake stores & phishing
Fake stores, phishing, support scams
Brands, ecommerce & fintech
Detect fake stores, phishing pages, lookalike domains, fake support accounts and brand impersonation before your customers become victims.
Revenue and the checkout is what impersonation takes here
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What attacks you, what we watch, what you get.
Creators & influencers
Cloned profiles, stolen posts, scam replies
- What one incident costs
- A few hundred followers scammed
- Volume against severity
- High volume, low value each
- The clock that matters
- Hours — a scam DM converts fast
Social platforms
- Fake account detectionSimilar profiles, copied photos and bios, near-identical handles — each scored for similarity and risk, with follower counts so you know which ones are actually doing damage.
- Stolen contentReposted reels, reused clips, copied photos and re-streamed livestreams, traced back to the account profiting from them.
- Fake giveaway scamsFake contests, prizes, airdrops and promo codes run in your name, usually the first thing your community reports to you.
- Scam comments & DMsAccounts replying to your fans as you, fake support handles and message farms working your comment sections.
- Domains & bio linksFake Linktree pages, counterfeit merch stores and giveaway sites hiding behind a link that looks like yours.
- One-tap takedownRequest removal from the same screen you found it on. Priority depends on your plan; the evidence is packaged either way.
- Who files the takedown
- We file, you approve
- Creator Lite · Creator Protect
- from €29 / mo
Someone is pretending to be you. A follower asks: “is this really you?”
Executives & public figures
Deepfakes and payment requests that sound right
- What one incident costs
- One transfer that clears
- Volume against severity
- Rare, severe every time
- The clock that matters
- Minutes — a fake CFO call is live now
Video, messaging, professional networks
- Fake executive profilesFake LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook and Telegram accounts using your name, title and photograph.
- CEO fraud monitoringPayment requests, fundraising and investment offers made in your name to your staff, your investors and your customers.
- Deepfake & AI misuseSynthetic video, cloned voice, generated imagery and fabricated interviews — each captured with its source.
- Lookalike domainsDomains built on your name or your company, on suspicious TLDs and redirect chains, caught on the day they register.
- Media & reputationFabricated press releases, false statements and narrative shifts, so you see a story forming before it lands.
- Emergency actionsLock down profiles, trigger a global takedown, alert your team and escalate to a named analyst from one screen.
- Who files the takedown
- Your security and legal team
- Executive Protect
- from €399 / mo
Your identity is an asset. Protect it like one. Finance gets a call. It sounds exactly like you.
Talent & influencer agencies
Everything to the left, multiplied by clients
- What one incident costs
- A client relationship
- Volume against severity
- Both, and it stacks
- The clock that matters
- Whatever the client SLA says
Per client, by their own mix
- Talent rosterEvery protected talent in one list, with protection status, individual risk score and live threat count. Onboarding and offboarding takes minutes.
- Client workspacesA separate workspace per client, with its own permissions — and the option to give the talent direct access to their own.
- Fake profile detectionPhoto, name and bio comparison across nine platforms, scored for similarity so your team triages facts rather than hunches.
- Approval queueNothing is filed without sign-off. Agency approves, client validates, priority set high, medium or low.
- White-label reportingClient-ready PDFs under your branding, per talent or across the roster, generated monthly without anyone remembering to.
- SLA & performanceAverage detection time, response time, takedown success rate and removal time — the numbers you put in a renewal conversation.
- Who files the takedown
- You file, on the client’s behalf
- Agency Starter · Agency Pro
- from €399 / mo
You manage the talent. We protect their digital identities. A client calls before you knew.
Brands, ecommerce & fintech
Lookalike domains and cloned storefronts
- What one incident costs
- A cart of stolen card details
- Volume against severity
- High volume, high value
- The clock that matters
- Hours — a fake checkout is taking cards
DNS, the open web, marketplaces
- Fake store detectionCloned shops, counterfeit listings, fake checkout pages and coupon sites built to convert your traffic into someone else's revenue.
- Lookalike domainsTyposquats, homoglyphs, alternative TLDs and newly registered domains, with the DNS activity that gives them away.
- Phishing monitoringLogin pages, fake customer portals, fraudulent forms and payment pages aimed at the people who trust you.
- Support scamsFake WhatsApp and Telegram support, fake service accounts and DM farms intercepting your customers mid-complaint.
- InvestigationTimeline, screenshots, DNS and WHOIS, and the relationships between domains and accounts — evidence your counsel can act on.
- API & integrationsWebhooks into your SIEM, SOAR and fraud platforms, plus Slack and Teams, so detections arrive where your team already works.
- Who files the takedown
- Brand protection, with legal
- Brand Protect · Brand Enterprise
- from €999 / mo
Your customers trust your brand. Scammers exploit that trust. Support gets a chargeback for an order you never shipped.
One cloned account. Four different answers.
This is the clearest way to see why four products and not one dashboard. Below is a single detection — the same account, the same evidence, the same engine — arriving in four workspaces. Look at the severities.
41.2k people are being shown your face by someone who is not you. Your comment section is already carrying it.
Not a finance risk on its own, but the name is a real person. Routed to security with a comms brief attached.
Sits in the approval queue against one client, with the evidence packaged. Nothing is filed until somebody signs.
No store, no checkout, no payment page. Watchlisted, and it escalates the moment it starts linking to one.
An illustration of how the same detection is triaged, using the persona from our demo scan — not a customer incident.
Where the four actually diverge.
Eight questions whose answers change what gets built. A row that reads the same across all four columns would be an argument for one product, so there are none here.
| Dimension | Creators | Executives | Agencies | Brands |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The asset at risk | Audience trust | Authority to instruct | The roster, and the contracts behind it | Revenue and the checkout |
| How it reaches them | Cloned profiles, stolen posts, scam replies | Deepfakes and payment requests that sound right | Everything to the left, multiplied by clients | Lookalike domains and cloned storefronts |
| Where we look first | Social platforms | Video, messaging, professional networks | Per client, by their own mix | DNS, the open web, marketplaces |
| What one incident costs | A few hundred followers scammed | One transfer that clears | A client relationship | A cart of stolen card details |
| Volume against severity | High volume, low value each | Rare, severe every time | Both, and it stacks | High volume, high value |
| The clock that matters | Hours — a scam DM converts fast | Minutes — a fake CFO call is live now | Whatever the client SLA says | Hours — a fake checkout is taking cards |
| First number on screen | Creator protection score | Named people exposed | Clients needing action | Revenue at risk |
| Who files the takedown | We file, you approve | Your security and legal team | You file, on the client’s behalf | Brand protection, with legal |
Shared underneath. Different where you touch it.
Crawling, matching, verification and the evidence package are one pipeline. Splitting them per audience would mean four detection engines to keep honest, and three of them would rot.
The half that never changes.
Four products that shared nothing would be four companies. These five are the same code and the same standard whichever door you came in by.
- One detection engine The same crawlers, the same matching, the same confidence scoring.
- The same evidence Screenshots, timestamps and provenance, packaged the way platforms accept.
- The same pipeline Removal requests go through one system, whoever pressed the button.
- Always on Re-scans on your plan’s schedule. A finding that comes back reopens.
- Your data stays yours A database per account, so one customer’s findings cannot be queried by another.
An influencer should never see a SOC console.
And a CISO should never be handed a creator dashboard. The engine that finds a cloned checkout is the same one that finds a cloned Instagram account — but the person reading the result is not the same person, and pretending otherwise is how security products end up unused.
So the detection, the evidence and the takedown pipeline are shared. The vocabulary, the default view, the first number on the screen and the escalation path are not. If you are on the wrong one you will know within a minute of signing in, and moving between them costs nothing — the findings come with you.
Run the scan and find out.
The free scan works the same whichever way you came in. Fifteen minutes later you will know whether this is a creator problem, a brand problem, or both.