Social profiles Professional+

Find the accounts pretending to be you.

We check six social networks for fake accounts using your brand name, watch for your executives' names, and look for copycat apps. You see why each one was flagged.

Illustrative Fictional brand, example domains
@acme_support Likely impersonation On X. Handle built from your brand name plus a support word. Found today.
@acmme Possible On TikTok. One letter off your brand name.
@acmehq Official On Instagram. Your official account, set aside.
Handle, platform, profile link, when we found it and why it was flagged
Fake profiles

Fake accounts on six networks.

Attackers don't need to touch your systems to damage your brand. A convincing handle is often enough. We check these networks for accounts that imitate yours.

  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • GitHub
  • YouTube
  1. Find your accounts

    We discover your real brand accounts from your company website. Anything on that list is set aside and never flagged.

    @acme Official X, found on your website
    @acmehq Official Instagram, found on your website
    set aside from every check
  2. Check the handles

    On each network we look for accounts at the handles an impersonator would likely register for your brand name, and flag the ones that aren't yours.

    @acme_support Likely impersonation X, brand name plus a common word
    @acmme Possible TikTok, one letter off
    @acme-careers Possible GitHub, brand name plus a common word
  3. Report it

    Each flagged account comes with the handle, platform, profile link, when we found it and why it was flagged, ready to attach to a platform report.

    @acme_support Ready to report Profile link, found today, reason attached

Find your accounts

We discover your real brand accounts from your company website. Anything on that list is set aside and never flagged.

@acme Official X, found on your website
@acmehq Official Instagram, found on your website
set aside from every check

Check the handles

On each network we look for accounts at the handles an impersonator would likely register for your brand name, and flag the ones that aren't yours.

@acme_support Likely impersonation X, brand name plus a common word
@acmme Possible TikTok, one letter off
@acme-careers Possible GitHub, brand name plus a common word

Report it

Each flagged account comes with the handle, platform, profile link, when we found it and why it was flagged, ready to attach to a platform report.

@acme_support Ready to report Profile link, found today, reason attached

We check handles only. There is no photo, bio or follower analysis, so a flag is a likelihood and you decide what to act on.

Executives

Your executives, by name.

Register an executive once, with their official handles. We check for accounts at handles built from their name.

  • Five networks. X, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub and YouTube.
  • Official handles excluded. Anything an executive actually owns is set aside.
  • Fully deterministic. No photo or biometric data is collected or compared.
  • You make the call. A flag means an account exists at a name-based handle. It could be a namesake, so we show it to you rather than calling it fake.
Illustrative Fictional brand, example domains
@jordanrivera_acme Review On Instagram. Handle built from the name of Jordan Rivera, CFO. Not an official handle.
@jordanrivera Official On X. Official handle you registered, set aside.
Cloned apps

Copycat apps on the Apple App Store.

We look for apps using your name on the Apple App Store. Your own apps and developer account are recognised and set aside.

  • Apple App Store only. Google Play and other stores are not covered.
  • Your apps are set aside. Official apps and your developer account aren't flagged.
  • No icon matching. We don't compare icons or images today.
Illustrative Fictional brand, example domains
Acme Rewards Wallet Copycat Uses your name. The developer isn't yours.
Acme Official Your official app and developer, set aside.
Trademark · Business and above

Misuse of your name, in one view.

The trademark view gathers what the other monitors find into one place, and you can register your marks. It adds no new detection source.

  • Built from the monitors you already have. Lookalike domains, social accounts and apps, side by side.
  • Your marks on file. Register the names and marks you want read against.
  • Not a separate scan. No image matching, marketplaces or trademark-office watches.
Illustrative Fictional brand, example domains
acme-secure-login.example High From lookalike domains
@acme_support on X Likely impersonation From fake profiles
Acme Rewards Wallet Copycat From App Store monitoring
Scope

What's covered, and what isn't.

Every claim on this page has a limit. These are the limits.

Impersonation monitoring: covered and not covered
Area Covered Not covered
Networks X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub and YouTube, for your brand accounts. Any other network, including Facebook.
Your accounts Official accounts are discovered from your website and are never flagged. Official accounts that aren't on your website may be flagged until they are added.
What we look at Handles: whether an account exists at a handle an impersonator would likely register. Photos, bios, follower counts or posts. A flag is a likelihood, and you decide what to act on.
Executives Name-based handles on X, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub and YouTube. Fully deterministic, with no photo data. Paste-site or leak-site mentions of executives, and personal profiles on networks not listed.
App stores Apps using your name on the Apple App Store, with your official apps set aside. Google Play, other app stores, and icon or image matching.
Trademark view One place that gathers misuse of your name found by the domain, social and app monitors. Image matching, marketplaces, and trademark-office watches.
Removal Removal requests for social accounts and apps are drafted with the details, ready to file with the platform. Filing anything on a platform for you, or without your approval.

Networks

Covered
X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub and YouTube, for your brand accounts.
Not covered
Any other network, including Facebook.

Your accounts

Covered
Official accounts are discovered from your website and are never flagged.
Not covered
Official accounts that aren't on your website may be flagged until they are added.

What we look at

Covered
Handles: whether an account exists at a handle an impersonator would likely register.
Not covered
Photos, bios, follower counts or posts. A flag is a likelihood, and you decide what to act on.

Executives

Covered
Name-based handles on X, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub and YouTube. Fully deterministic, with no photo data.
Not covered
Paste-site or leak-site mentions of executives, and personal profiles on networks not listed.

App stores

Covered
Apps using your name on the Apple App Store, with your official apps set aside.
Not covered
Google Play, other app stores, and icon or image matching.

Trademark view

Covered
One place that gathers misuse of your name found by the domain, social and app monitors.
Not covered
Image matching, marketplaces, and trademark-office watches.

Removal

Covered
Removal requests for social accounts and apps are drafted with the details, ready to file with the platform.
Not covered
Filing anything on a platform for you, or without your approval.

Removal requests follow your rules: see how takedowns work.

Related

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