Brand Protection — Across Every Channel That Matters
Detect MAP violations, gray-market sellers, and unauthorized resellers across marketplaces, social channels, and direct sites — with timestamped, source-linked evidence ready for takedown filings.
Detect MAP violations, gray-market sellers, and unauthorized resellers across marketplaces, social channels, and direct sites — with timestamped, source-linked evidence ready for takedown filings.
By the time a wholesale partner forwards a customer screenshot of a MAP violation, the listing has been live for weeks. Margin damage compounds in silence.
Manual checks scale with team size. Two people can watch a couple of dozen marketplace sellers. Your real exposure is every seller who can list your brand name.
When you escalate to a marketplace brand-protection team, screenshots and spreadsheets get kicked back. You need a source URL, a timestamp and the price as published.
Authorised retailers hold the line, a marketplace seller undercuts them, and your premium positioning erodes. Without monitoring you see the symptom, never the cause.
Counterfeit listings for hero SKUs reappear under new seller names faster than a manual team can file. Without continuous crawling, each one has to be found by hand.
An open-box or multipack listing is not a MAP violation, but a naive price check reports it as one. Teams stop trusting the alerts and go back to screenshots.
Per 1,000 delivered pages — channel coverage priced per page, not per seat
Ready-made endpoints across marketplaces, retailers and resale sites
Free requests on every new account — check your own hero SKU before you commit
Authorised retailers, marketplaces, resale and gray-market sites — and the SKUs you want covered.
Listing, price, seller and condition data extracted automatically, matched to your SKUs and evaluated against your MAP rules.
Use the structured violation rows and their captured evidence to file brand-protection complaints the marketplaces actually accept.
Brand protection is an evidence problem before it is a monitoring problem. This is what happens between a seller publishing a listing and your team having something a marketplace will act on.
Marketplace search, category pages and seller storefronts are crawled for your brand and SKU terms, not just the URLs you already know about. New sellers appear in search long before anyone forwards you a link, which is how an unauthorised listing gets caught in its first days rather than its third week.
The EUR 71.20 marketplace listing is sold by a seller who is not on your authorised list — that is an unauthorised sale, regardless of price. The EUR 58.00 open-box listing is excluded because condition is not new. The EUR 84.50 listing is from an authorised partner, so it is a MAP breach and a partner conversation, not a takedown.
Each flagged listing is stored with its source URL, the seller name as displayed, the advertised price, the currency and the timestamp of the check. That is the packet your team attaches to a complaint — and the reason the complaint is not returned asking for proof.
Price alone cannot tell you whether a listing is a violation. Four groups of fields decide what kind of problem you are looking at, and who owns it.
Marketplace listings are sold by a seller, not by the marketplace. Matching the displayed seller against your authorised list is what separates a partner problem from an unauthorised sale.
Used, refurbished, open-box, multipack and bundle listings are legitimately priced below MAP. Reading the condition prevents the false alarms that make teams stop trusting alerts.
The advertised price is the one MAP applies to, and it must be read in the right market — storefront currency is often set by session state rather than by the URL. Every check pins the market it read.
Listing titles for the same product differ by language and by seller. Listings are matched back to your SKU so the violation lands on the right product line and the right MAP rule.
A useful brand-protection feed does not only say violation or compliant. It separates what your team should file from what it should discuss, and holds back what it cannot yet judge.
An unauthorised seller listing a new unit of your product. Seller is not on your list, condition is new, evidence is captured. This goes to a takedown with a source URL and a timestamp attached.
An authorised partner advertising below your MAP. The commercial relationship exists, so this is a conversation with a named partner and a dated record of what they published — not a marketplace complaint.
Open-box, bundle, multipack or an ambiguous condition. Flagged for a human to look at rather than auto-reported, because a wrong filing costs credibility with the marketplace you need to keep.
You supply the brand terms, the SKUs, your MAP rules and your authorised seller list. You receive a dated row per listing, classified and evidenced.
Marketplaces, authorised retailer sites, resale and gray-market destinations. Search pages and storefronts, not only known product URLs.
marketplace.com, ebay.de, authorised-retail.deSKU, title, GTIN where you have it, and the MAP price per market. CSV upload or API push.
SKN-SER-30, Repair Serum 30 ml, MAP EUR 89.00Seller names or storefront IDs you have approved. This is what turns a low price into either a takedown or a partner call.
authorised-retail.de, authorised-retail.frDaily, weekly or on demand. Daily is usual for hero SKUs on open marketplaces.
Daily, 06:00REST API pull, scheduled CSV, or a push into your existing brand-protection workflow.
REST API, polled hourlyOne row per listing found, 11 columns each
Delivered by REST API, CSV export or a scheduled push into your brand-protection workflow. Every row carries the source URL, the seller and the timestamp.
One row per listing per run. Every value is what the channel published at the timestamp shown, which is what makes it usable in a filing.
| your_sku | channel | seller_name | advertised_price | map_price | condition | verdict | checked_at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKN-SER-30 | authorised-retail.de | Authorised Retail DE | 89.00 | 89.00 | new | compliant | 2026-09-22 06:11 |
| SKN-SER-30 | marketplace.com | PrimeDealsEU | 71.20 | 89.00 | new | unauthorised | 2026-09-22 06:11 |
| SKN-SER-30 | marketplace.com | BoxOutlet | 58.00 | 89.00 | open box | excluded | 2026-09-22 06:12 |
| SKN-SER-30 | authorised-retail.fr | Authorised Retail FR | 84.50 | 89.00 | new | below map | 2026-09-22 06:12 |
MAP breaches, gray-market listings and unauthorised resellers caught on the day they go live — across marketplaces, resale sites and direct stores.
Every listing snapshot carries a source URL, a seller name and a timestamp. That is what a marketplace brand-protection team asks for.
One configuration covers every channel you sell into. Your brand-protection team grows by adding channels, not analysts.
Stop running brand protection from screenshots. Scrapewise gives brands continuous, structured visibility into every channel that matters — authorised and otherwise.
Common questions about brand protection software with Scrapewise.
You set a MAP price per SKU per market. Every crawled listing is matched to your SKU, its advertised price is read in the correct market, and anything below MAP is flagged with the source URL and the timestamp of the check.