Built by people who got tired of paying for tools that couldn't tell us who.
Most brand protection tools detect violations. Few tell you which affiliate did it. Even fewer admit when their schedules are predictable enough to evade. We built BrandSecurer to fix both.
BrandSecurer started inside a mid-market ecommerce brand. We were spending six figures a year on a brand-protection vendor that would tell us, week after week, that our paid search was being hijacked — but never which affiliate was doing it. We'd forward the alerts to our network, the network would shrug, and the same violations would appear next week.
The problem wasn't the detection. The problem was the evidence. Without the actual affiliate ID — extracted from behind cloaking domains and dynamic redirect chains — there was nothing actionable to send to a network. So we built the extraction layer ourselves. Then we noticed our scan schedule was fixed. Fraudsters were timing their hijacks around it. So we randomized. Then we noticed the IP block was static. So we rotated geographies and fingerprints.
By the time we were done, we had a tool good enough that other brands started asking us to run it for them. So here we are.
We're small. On purpose.
Four principles that show up in the product.
Show, don't infer
We extract affiliate IDs because telling you 'something happened' is not protection. Show the actual partner — or don't ship the alert.
Pricing without games
No engine gating. No demo-call gates. No surprise overages. The tier you see is the tier you pay for, and capabilities don't move between tiers.
Adversaries, not customers
Fraudsters reverse-engineer scan schedules. So we randomize ours. We design every detection feature assuming an adversary will try to evade it.
Lean by choice
We don't need a 30-person sales team to sell brand protection. We need a product that works. The savings show up in your invoice.
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