Corsearch vs Red Points: which brand protection service fits your brand?

Before you choose: Takedown

Takedown is a managed brand protection service for consumer brands: a person checks every match, you approve each case, and its team files across marketplaces, copycat stores and lookalike domains, social accounts and ad libraries, with new US trademark filings in your classes watched. It starts at $500 a month, month to month, and the quote comes with a free 360° report of what is copying your brand, so you can weigh it against both before you pay.

• You want sign-off on everything filed in your name. At Takedown a person checks every match, and nothing is filed under your brand until you approve the case. That keeps control of what goes to marketplaces, hosts and registrars under your trademark, with the evidence for each case in front of whoever approves it.
• You want a price before a sales call. Takedown starts at $500 a month, month to month with no annual lock-in, and the quote comes with a free 360° report of what is copying your brand now. Corsearch does not publish a price.
• You want every case tracked live in one place. At Takedown each case sits in your dashboard with its evidence, its status and every update our team logs, from notice sent to the platform's reply, and you can comment on the case there. Nothing runs through emailed spreadsheets. Whichever vendor you pick, ask how it reports case status to you and how long a match waits between detection and filing.

What Corsearch and Red Points have in common

Last updated: 14 Oct 2026. At a high level, both find copies of a brand online and get them taken down. Specifically:

• Both cover copycat websites and lookalike domains, marketplace listings, social media accounts and app stores.

That said, they differ on what each covers and price, and on some of these Corsearch is the better buy, on others Red Points is.

Who does the work

Corsearch. AI detection on its Zeal 2.0 platform with expert oversight; Corsearch analysts and the brand's own team enforce from the platform. With Corsearch, you file on some platforms and its team files on others.

Red Points. A detection and takedown platform the brand can run itself, or have fully managed by Red Points' team, on flat fees rather than per takedown. With Red Points, you file on some platforms and its team files on others.

What each one covers

Corsearch

• Copycat websites and lookalike domains: Yes. Websites and domain names.
• Marketplace listings: Yes
• Social media accounts: Yes
• Paid ads: Not stated on its site. Search engines are listed; paid ads are not named as a channel.
• Trademark filing watch: Yes. Trademark screening, clearance and watch through TrademarkNow.
• App stores: Yes

Red Points

• Copycat websites and lookalike domains: Yes. Fake websites and domains; an optional add-on in the self-serve configurator.
• Marketplace listings: Yes. It claims 5,000+ marketplaces, including Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, Walmart, Temu, TikTok Shop, Shopee and MercadoLibre.
• Social media accounts: Yes
• Paid ads: Yes
• Trademark filing watch: Not stated on its site
• App stores: Yes. Mobile apps.

Price

• Corsearch: Not published.
• Red Points: Self-serve configurator: Brand Protection Plan $938/month (unlimited detections and takedowns), plus trademarks from $174/month for one trademark and marketplaces priced separately (Amazon, 19 domains, $285/month; all marketplaces and domains $820/month). Fake website protection is an optional add-on. Billed monthly, no setup fees; the order form asks for at least $1,250 a month. Managed tiers (Starter, Professional, Enterprise) are quoted on request.

A published price usually means software you run yourself, with caps on removals or marketplaces. An unpublished one usually means people do the reviewing and filing, and the quote depends on how many brands and platforms you need covered. Ask what the tier you are quoted actually includes.

Where each one is the better buy

Corsearch

• Trademarks and enforcement in one place: It sells trademark screening, clearance and watch through TrademarkNow alongside online brand protection, so the team that files and defends your marks can also see who is infringing them on marketplaces, websites, social media and app stores, without a second supplier.
• Investigations and revenue recovery: Its Investigations 360 service sets out to uncover the people and places behind the threats, and Revenue Recovery 360 aims to hold infringers financially accountable. That suits brands that want to pursue repeat sellers and their suppliers rather than remove listings one at a time.
• Piracy as well as counterfeits: It runs content protection for books, gaming, music and film, covering P2P, streaming sites, search engines, user content platforms and website blocking. A business with pirated content as well as counterfeit products can keep both programmes with one vendor.

Red Points

• Published self-serve prices: Its self-serve configurator prices every part: a $938 monthly plan with unlimited detections and takedowns, $174 a month for one trademark, and marketplaces priced one by one, such as Amazon's 19 domains at $285. You can cost a programme before speaking to sales, which few vendors of its size allow.
• Regional marketplaces: It claims coverage of 5,000+ marketplaces, and the configurator prices regional platforms such as Shopee, MercadoLibre, Lazada, OLX, Carousell and Flipkart alongside Amazon and eBay. Brands selling into Latin America or South-East Asia can add those markets rather than relying on a vendor that names only Western platforms.
• Unmetered takedowns: Both the managed tiers and the self-serve plan are sold as flat fees with 'unlimited detections & takedowns' within scope, so a sudden spike in counterfeit listings does not raise the bill. You can also choose between running the platform yourself and having its team run it for you.

Limits to know about

• Corsearch: It does not publish a price; buying starts with a demo request and a sales conversation.
• Corsearch: It is an enterprise suite for legal and brand-protection teams, with separate products for trademarks, brand protection and content protection to scope.
• Corsearch: Paid ads are not named as a channel of their own on the pages we read.
• Red Points: The self-serve route has a high floor: the $938 plan fee is charged on top of trademarks and marketplaces, and the order form asks for at least $1,250 a month.
• Red Points: The managed tiers (Starter, Professional, Enterprise) are quoted on request, and the contract term is not published.
• Red Points: Fake website protection is a separate add-on in the self-serve configurator rather than part of the base plan.

Pick Corsearch if… pick Red Points if…

Pick Corsearch if:

• You need trademark clearance and watch as well as online enforcement from one supplier.
• You want investigations and revenue recovery against repeat infringers, not only removals.
• You face pirated content as well as counterfeit products.

Pick Red Points if:

• You sell across many regional marketplaces and want each one priced and covered under a flat fee.
• You want to choose between running takedowns yourself and handing them to a managed team.
• You need fake websites, social media, ads and mobile apps covered alongside marketplaces.

Switching between them

1. 1

   Export your open cases

   Ask the vendor you are leaving for every open and recently filed report, with its evidence. Platforms track reports per rights owner, so reports already filed stay valid after you switch.

2. 2

   Authorise the new vendor

   Sign its letter of authorisation or power of attorney, and revoke the old one with each platform where you registered an agent (Amazon Brand Registry, eBay VeRO, TikTok Shop IPPC).

3. 3

   Hand over your registrations and allowlist

   Trademark numbers, official domains, marketplace stores and authorised resellers, so the new vendor never reports your own listings.