Stolen ad creative
Stolen ad creative is a brand's best-performing video or ad, lifted and re-run by a copycat — often with a synthetic voice-over — to drive paid traffic to a fake store. The fastest-growing form of the problem and the one we have deliberately not launched yet. Copycats lift a brand's best-performing video, run it through a synthetic voice, and spend real money pointing it at a fake store.
This one isn't covered yet — we'll say when it ships, and we won't bill for it before then.
The signals that make a case.
Ad libraries limit how deep a search can go. We could ship a partial version that finds the first handful and misses the rest, but a scan that quietly stops is worse than one you know isn't running.
When a clone storefront we've already confirmed is running ads, that connection is included in the case.
The action,
once you approve it.
On the roadmap. We will say when it's live, and we won't bill for it before then.
Nothing goes out unauthorized
Every stolen ad creative case waits for your written approval. You can stop any of them at any point, and a seller you tell us to leave alone is never raised again.
Asked before the first scan.
Ad libraries cap how deep a search can go. We could ship a partial version that finds the first handful and misses the rest — but a scan that quietly stops is worse than one you know isn't running. It ships when we can report coverage honestly, and it isn't billed before then.
When a clone storefront we've already confirmed is running ads, that connection is documented and included in the case.
Rarely just one.
See if this is happening to you.
The free scan covers the live surfaces today — this one joins them when it ships.