Solution
Brand Impersonation Monitoring
Continuous monitoring for lookalike domains, typosquats, and cloned pages targeting your brand. Evidence-backed alerts and remediation workflows — self-serve, from €49/month, pay in your local currency at checkout.
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What you get
Real-time detection
Certificate Transparency logs monitored continuously. New threats surface minutes after certificates are issued.
Evidence packs
Screenshots, WHOIS, DNS, headers, and certificates — packaged for registrar submissions and compliance audits.
AI-assisted remediation
Provider-specific takedown drafts, customer-approved submissions, and status tracking.
Alerting
Slack, Teams, email, or webhook. High-confidence findings delivered to the right people.
EU-hosted
Data stays in European data centers, GDPR-native. Supports ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2, and NIS2 documentation.
Self-serve
Start free, upgrade from €49/month in your local currency. No demos, no sales calls, no 6-month POCs.
Use cases by industry
SaaS & Technology
Challenge:
Attackers clone your login page to steal customer credentials.
Solution:
Monitor for lookalike domains hosting credential-harvesting pages. Get alerted when new certificates match your brand.
Fintech & Banking
Challenge:
Regulatory pressure and customer trust demand proactive brand protection.
Solution:
Evidence packs support ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2, and NIS2 compliance documentation. Audit logs track response.
E-commerce & Retail
Challenge:
Fake stores and phishing sites damage revenue and reputation.
Solution:
Detect domains mimicking your brand before they capture customer payment details.
Frequently asked questions
What is brand impersonation monitoring?
Brand impersonation monitoring is the continuous detection of lookalike domains, typosquats, and cloned pages that target a brand. impersona.io watches Certificate Transparency logs and newly registered domain feeds, then delivers evidence-backed alerts and AI-assisted remediation workflows — not guaranteed takedowns.
What signals does impersona.io monitor for brand impersonation?
Four signal sources: Certificate Transparency logs monitored continuously, daily scans of newly registered domain feeds across 18+ TLDs, algorithmic permutation analysis of lookalike variants checked against live DNS, and automated crawling of detected domains that captures screenshots, forms, and brand indicators for visual clone detection.
How quickly are new impersonation threats detected?
Certificate Transparency logs are monitored continuously, so new threats surface minutes after a certificate matching your brand is issued. Newly registered domain feeds are checked daily across 18+ TLDs. High-confidence findings are delivered to Slack, Teams, email, or webhook.
What is included in an evidence pack?
An evidence pack bundles the source material captured for an alert: screenshots, WHOIS, DNS records, HTTP headers, and certificates — packaged for registrar submissions and compliance audits. It supports ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2, and NIS2 compliance documentation, and its provenance metadata states what was actually captured and verified.
Does impersona.io guarantee takedowns?
No. impersona.io provides evidence and AI-assisted remediation workflows — provider-specific takedown drafts, customer-approved submissions, and status tracking — but third-party providers such as registrars and hosts decide outcomes. It does not replace legal counsel or file UDRP claims. The system also monitors for re-emergence after a takedown.
How much does brand impersonation monitoring cost?
Plans are self-serve with transparent list prices: a free tier with 5 manual brand-check scans per month, Starter at €49/month for one protected root domain, Growth at €199/month for up to three, and Scale at €599/month for up to ten. Annual billing gives two months free; checkout charges your local currency.
Start monitoring your brand
Run a free brand check to see what threats exist today. Verify your domain for a daily basic refresh, or activate Starter+ for real-time Certificate Transparency monitoring.