Find every page trading on your name without permission.
Clones, typosquats, fake bonus codes and pages that impersonate your brand or your licence, found by reading the page the way a player would, with the evidence ready for the takedown.
Your name is on pages you never approved: a lookalike domain collecting sign-ups, a review site quoting a bonus you stopped running, a stream promoting a mirror of your site in a market where you are not licensed. Each one costs you players or regulatory standing, and each one is found late, usually by a customer or a regulator.
Clones, typosquats and lookalikes
Domains and pages that copy your brand, your logo or your site, including the ones built to catch misspelled searches, with screenshots and the date first seen.
Bonus codes you never issued
Pages advertising offers, codes or terms you do not run, and pages still running the ones you withdrew, so the promise a player arrives with matches what your site says.
Your brand where you are not licensed
Affiliate pages pointing players from a market you are not licensed in to your site or to a mirror of it, which is the exposure regulators look at first.
Evidence a registrar or platform accepts
Every finding ships with the screenshot, the URL history and a drafted notice, so the takedown request goes out the day the page is found.
A lookalike domain went live on Friday. By Monday the notice was sent with the evidence attached.
A regulator asks about a page in a market you do not serve. You already have it, and the date you reported it.
The bonus code circulating on forums was never yours. You know which pages spread it and who published them.