Managed takedown service
A managed takedown service that files for you
Knockoff finds the listings running your product photos, builds the evidence, and brings you the finished case. You approve it. Our team files the takedown as your authorized agent on covered platforms, records what the platform says, and escalates when a listing comes back.
$799 a month. Monthly billing, no contract, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Filing
TEMU-4471
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Filed
Aug 12, 14:02 UTC
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Acknowledged
Aug 12, 18:37 UTC
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Removed
Aug 13, 09:15 UTC
Relisted, follow-up created
TEMU-4471-B
Who this is for
Brands getting hit often enough that enforcement has turned into a job. Six sellers on your photos this month, a copycat storefront that reopens under a new domain, a marketplace listing that comes back three weeks after it went down. The work is not hard. It is repetitive, it lands at the wrong time, and it takes the hours you wanted to spend on the next product.
If that is your month, the value here is simple. You look at cases and say yes or no. Everything after that is ours: the notice, the submission, the platform's reply, the follow-up when the same seller reappears. You keep the record and the decisions, and you stop keeping the paperwork.
If you get hit twice a year, you do not need this. The prepared-takedown plans hand you a finished case and a one-click filing link, and that is enough at low volume.
How managed filing works
The detection work is the same on every plan. Managed filing changes who files.
01
We find it
Your catalog is watched across Amazon, Temu, eBay, Etsy, AliExpress, Walmart and the open web. A match counts only when your photo appears in the seller's own listing gallery.
02
You approve it
The case arrives with the archived page, a timestamped screenshot and your original side by side with the copy. You approve or you decline.
03
We file it
A Knockoff signer submits the notice as your authorized agent on platforms that accept agent filings, under the authorization you signed once.
04
We track it
Filed, acknowledged, removed, or refused. If a listing reappears, a follow-up opens with fresh evidence and the escalation goes up a rung.
The full walkthrough from connected store to filed takedown covers what the scan looks at and what an evidence pack contains.
One signature, and it is revocable
A platform will not take a notice from a stranger. Before anyone can file for you, they need a document from you saying so. Ours is a Letter of Authorization, which is what platforms ask for by name.
- You sign it once. It is a form in the app at onboarding, not a PDF round trip. You get the signed copy and the record of how it was signed.
- It is scope-limited. It covers enforcement notices about your own products and marks. It is not a power of attorney and it gives Knockoff no authority over anything else you own.
- You revoke it in one click. The authorization page has a revoke button. Revoking stops managed filing immediately and drops you back to preparing cases you file yourself.
- A counter notice comes to you. If a seller pushes back, the platform routes it to the rights owner. That is you, and Knockoff hands over the whole file rather than answering for you.
Knockoff is not a law firm and nothing on this page is legal advice.
Your signature
The work they took
The page it is on
How to reach you
Good faith
Under penalty of perjury
The six statements US copyright law requires, in the statute's order
The approval gate does not move
You keep the judgment. Every case waits for you with the evidence attached, so the decision takes a minute.
Then a Knockoff reviewer reads the exact notice before it is submitted. Two people look at every takedown on this plan, same as every other plan. A legitimate reseller of your own goods stops the case cold.
What managed filing removes is the part with no judgment in it: finding the right form, retyping the same seven fields, attaching the same exhibits, and chasing the reply three weeks later.
Review this match
FlaggedYour listing
Walnut desk organizer
$68.00
Found on Temu
Walnut desk organizer
$8.99
Exact photo match
2026-08-14 09:41 UTC
Who files, by plan
The detection work is the same on every plan. What changes is how much of the enforcement lands on you.
Watch
$99/mo
You file
Knockoff shows you the matches and the evidence. Filing guidance is included and the notices are yours to send.
- Products monitored
- 25
- Rescans
- Weekly
- Prepared takedowns
- Not included
Enforce
$299/mo
You file in one click
Every confirmed match arrives as a finished notice with the platform's own form one click away.
- Products monitored
- 100
- Rescans
- Every 3 days
- Prepared takedowns
- Included
Dominate
$799/mo
We file for you
You approve the case and a Knockoff signer submits it as your authorized agent on covered platforms.
- Products monitored
- 500
- Rescans
- Daily
- Prepared takedowns
- Included
Where managed filing stops
Read this before you pay for done-for-you brand protection.
- Not every platform accepts an agent. Most do. Some want the rights owner to hold the reporting account, which means a one-time enrollment from you before we can file through it. A few accept the owner only, and those cases stay in the one-click lane. Your account lists which platform sits where.
- Filing is not removal. Platforms decide for themselves, so the outcome is not ours to promise. You get a complete, evidenced claim and the record of what came back.
- Counter notices end our part. A pushback from the seller is a legal decision about your property. We hand you the file and stop.
- Design clones stay advisory. When a copycat re-shoots your product instead of stealing the photo, Knockoff can recognize the product and tell you. It does not become a filing on its own.
- Shopify stores only, for now. Your catalog is what gets watched, and the connection is Shopify, one store per account.
If you would rather see the notice itself before you hand any of this over, write one for free with our notice generator or read where each platform takes a copyright report.
Questions
What is a managed takedown service? +
It is brand protection where the filing work leaves your desk. A managed service finds the listings using your photos, builds the evidence, writes the notice, submits it to the platform on your behalf, and follows what happens after. Knockoff does that on the $799 a month Dominate plan. On the lower plans Knockoff prepares the same case and you file it yourself in one click.
How does Knockoff file on my behalf? +
You sign one Letter of Authorization when you start, which appoints Knockoff as your authorized agent for copyright and trademark notices about your own work. From then on, every case you approve goes to our filing desk. A named Knockoff signer submits the notice on platforms that accept agent filings and records what comes back.
What is a Letter of Authorization? +
A short signed document that says one company may act for another on a defined task. Platforms ask for one before they accept a notice from anybody other than the rights owner. Ours is scope-limited to enforcement notices about your own products, you sign it once in the app, and you can revoke it in one click at any time.
Do I still have to approve each takedown? +
Yes, and that does not change. Nothing is filed until you look at the case and approve it. A notice carries a sworn statement, so the person who owns the work is the person who decides it goes out. Managed means we do the work after your decision.
Which platforms does Knockoff file on? +
The ones that accept a filing from an authorized agent. Some platforms require the rights owner to hold the account, and for those you complete a one-time enrollment and we file through it. A small number only accept the owner directly, and those stay in the one-click self-serve lane. Your account shows which platform sits in which group.
What happens if the seller pushes back? +
A counter notice comes back to you. The platform routes it to the rights owner, and the decision after that is a legal one about your own property, so Knockoff stops there and hands you the record: the notice we sent, the evidence behind it, and the platform's reply. Knockoff is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
What does it cost? +
$799 a month on the Dominate plan, billed monthly, no contract, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. That is the plan with managed filing on it. Watch and Enforce are $99 and $299 a month and prepare cases for you to file.
See it working before you sign up
A sample brand with detections, evidence, and takedown outcomes. Click around the whole account.
