LookalikeDomain Brands face ~73 lookalike domains a month on average Brand Threat Research
Enter your domain. We scan the Internet for lookalike domains, typosquats, and suspicious brand combinations — then rank what matters and provide you with an optional weekly email update.
$4.88M
Average cost of a data breach when phishing is the initial attack vector
61%
of business email scams impersonate a vendor or partner, usually from a lookalike domain
~73 / mo
Lookalike domains targeting the average brand each month
Figures are from published industry research (not LookalikeDomain customers). Scam and breach costs vary widely by company size; domain volume is an average across monitored brands in the cited study.
Not a random typo generator. We compare your brand with live registered domains, then explain why each one showed up.
We derive your brand from the domain you already own — so results stay relevant, not a dump of every short word on the internet.
We search ~250 million registered names across major domain endings, updated daily. We look for typos, hyphen combos, and names that pair your brand with a suspicious word — then flag which of those can already send email or host a site.
The list is ranked by risk: high, medium, and low. Each result says why it showed up, and shows when a website or email is tied to the domain.
Clear results that are easy to understand, without an enterprise contract or enterprise pricing.
We search ~250 million registered names across major domain endings, updated daily. Not endless made-up spellings that may never exist. We surface the ones that look like your brand and can already reach customers.
Each result is ranked with a plain reason — enough to decide what to report or share. Pro and Business add hosting and registration detail, plus reports you can hand to a client or counsel.
Start free, upgrade when you need monitoring or multi-brand coverage — without thousand-dollar contracts, complicated platforms, or a sales call to see your results.
Start free. A free account shows the top 50 for one brand. Upgrade for the full list, up to 250 domains, and a deeper scan.
See your highest-risk lookalikes instantly.
$0
Most teams
Deep scans, PDF/CSV exports, and alerts when new copycats appear.
$39/mo
For agencies and multi-brand portfolios.
$79/mo
A domain built to be mistaken for yours — for example ad1das.com, adidas-login.com, or adidas-invoices.net next to the real adidas.com. People read the start of a domain and skim the rest, and these names are designed around that. They show up in phishing emails, fake invoices, fake job offers, and paid ads. Even a short-lived copycat can steal logins or payments before anyone notices.
Most checkers guess a few hundred spellings of your name and may or may not actually check whether any of them are registered. We search ~250 million registered names across major domain endings, updated daily. That finds combinations nobody would guess, like adidas-refund-center.com, plus names that are registered but have no website or DNS yet. Each match comes with a plain reason and a risk rank.
Yes. A signed-out check shows the top 10 matches and the total count. A free account shows the top 50 for one brand. Pro shows the full list, up to 250 domains. Business monitored brands keep up to 1,000: the PDF is the top 250 and the CSV includes the full list. Paid plans also include a deeper scan and daily monitoring.
About ~250 million registered names across generic endings, including .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .app, .shop, .email, and more, updated daily. We don't cover most country endings (.co, .io, .de, .uk) or copycats hidden in subdomains like adidas.com.example.net yet.
Clear, ranked lookalikes with a plain reason for each match — information you can use in an abuse report or hand to a client. Paid plans add registration and hosting context, shareable PDF and CSV reports, and optional weekly updates when new high or medium risks appear. We don't file takedowns for you, but the abuse report guide on our blog shows how to report a domain to its registrar and host.
No. A domain name alone can't prove intent. Some matches are resellers, fan sites, or old registrations. We show the signals — how close the name is, whether it can send email, whether a website is live — and why each one is worth a look. You decide what to act on.
Dismiss it as “Legitimate — owned by the brand” and it moves out of your list. Many companies register lookalikes of their own name defensively.
Brand owners, online shops, nonprofits that take donations, finance teams worried about fake supplier invoices, and agencies or IT providers watching domains for clients — without an enterprise contract or a sales call.
Short reads on phishing, why monitoring beats late discovery, and what a practical brand check looks like without an enterprise contract.
Lookalike domains and phishing: how copycat names get past users Typosquats and brand-plus-keyword domains show up in email, ads, and fake login pages. Here is how they work, what the research says, and what to check first.
Brand protection without the enterprise contract: a practical lookalike checklist You do not need a six-figure brand-protection suite to watch for copycat domains. Here is a practical checklist for brand owners, growing companies, and small agencies.
Why waiting for a customer complaint is the expensive way to find copycats Domain registration is cheap. Late discovery is not. Monitoring lookalikes keeps the decision on your calendar instead of on a support ticket.See whether copycat domains already exist — then decide if you want us watching for new ones.
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