Brand protection that catches impersonators before your customers do.

Brand protection software watches the places where a brand gets copied: new domain registrations across 1,570 TLDs, trademark filings at USPTO and EUIPO across all 45 Nice classes, the top 90 US app store results, and ads on US Google and Bing searches for your brand. notolens checks and explains each match, keeps the record it observed, and adds self-guided takedown playbooks with verified abuse contacts.

Brand monitoring watches for new uses of a name and reports what it finds: lookalike domains, conflicting trademark filings, copycat app listings, and search ads that use the name. Brand protection adds the response: judging which matches matter, keeping the record behind them, and pursuing removal. notolens covers both in one inbox: each match is checked and explained, assessed matches list possible next steps, and self-guided takedowns are tracked on a timeline.

notolens detects exact names and deliberate variations across four surfaces: newly registered domains across 1,570 TLDs (typos, lookalike characters, and brand keywords), new trademark filings at USPTO and EUIPO across all 45 Nice classes, new listings in the top 90 US search results on Google Play and the Apple App Store, and ads on US Google and Bing searches for your brand that use your name in their text or domain.

Every match includes the record notolens observed, and once assessed, a verdict (likely violation, needs review, low risk or clear) and an assessment summary. The record covers live site screenshots, DNS and mail routing, hosting network, and registration details for domains; filing reference, Nice classes, and official register links for trademarks; store developer details for apps; and the ad text, display URL and landing domain for search ads. When the record supports enforcement, you can start a self-guided takedown with verified provider contacts and step-by-step guides.

Enforcement is strictly user-executed: notolens never contacts providers or files complaints on your behalf. Instead, open a self-guided takedown in the dashboard to track your progress with notes and logged steps on an activity timeline. The takedown section pairs your attempt with possible next steps from a curated catalog: registrar and hosting abuse reports, store notices, UDRP disputes, or counsel. Each step includes a step-by-step guide and verified provider contacts, and every match has an evidence PDF of observed facts to attach.

Many brand monitoring tools hand over a list of names that resemble yours and leave the checking to you. notolens checks each match before it reaches the inbox: for domains, whether the site is live or parked, whether it asks for passwords, and whether it can send mail; for trademarks, class overlap and the opposition deadline; for apps, the developer identity and, on Google Play, the install count; for search ads, what the ad claims and where it leads. Assessed matches arrive with a verdict and a written summary of why.

notolens runs a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://notolens.com/mcp, included on every plan. Connect Claude, Cursor or your own agents: they get the matches, the records notolens keeps and the tools to triage the inbox, track takedowns and pull evidence PDFs in conversation.

Size is no protection. A lookalike domain costs a few dollars to register, a copied sign-in page takes minutes, and an impersonator needs a name your customers trust, not a famous one. What a smaller company usually lacks is someone watching new registrations, so the first report can come from a customer who already paid the wrong account. notolens checks new registrations daily, app stores daily, search ads multiple times a day and trademark registers weekly, so a copy reaches your inbox while it is new.

Most days, nothing new turns up, and that is the expected result. notolens keeps checking new domain registrations and app store results daily, search ads multiple times a day and trademark registers weekly, and matches reach your inbox and daily digest only when something new appears. The domain that matters is usually the one registered next month.

No. notolens is completely self-serve. Choose a plan starting from $29/mo, configure your brand assets, and begin monitoring in minutes without sales calls, onboarding delays, or annual commitments.

Yes. Plans are billed monthly and can be changed or cancelled from the billing page at any time without penalty. Plan changes apply immediately and are prorated. If cancelled, monitoring pauses at the end of the paid period, and monitors and matches stay in your account if you resubscribe.