Brand Protect watches the ownership around your brand — trademarks, domains, social handles, and entity registrations — and reports exactly what changed, every week.
Verify you're behind the name — your claimed report becomes the baseline we watch against.
Every signal gets a recorded state: who holds the mark, each domain, each handle, each entity.
Ownership signals re-checked weekly, performance metrics monthly — each at the speed it moves.
What moved, when, and the one action worth taking — while the response window is still open.
One page shows who holds what and how the brand is growing — every signal with its current state, holder, and the change that matters.
Who holds what. These can flip overnight, and some flips start a countdown — an opposition window, an expiring registration.
How the brand is growing. These move slowly, and checking them weekly would just report noise.
New filings that are exact or confusable with your mark, status changes on existing ones, and the deadlines they start. The highest-stakes signal on the page.
Every TLD you hold or track — registrations, expiries, and openings. Your own expiring domain is treated as urgently as a competitor's new one.
Who holds your handle on each platform. Handles release and get re-taken quickly; a freed handle is often an hours-wide window.
LLCs and corporations formed under your name or near it, by state — the filings that quietly block your own registration later.
Who ranks for your name and how much of the first page is yours. Slow-moving, but it's where every other signal eventually shows up.
Each signal carries its own state — held by you, held by another party, open, or unconfirmed — and every change between states is dated, explained, and paired with the one action worth taking. There are no composite alarms and no daily digests to train you into ignoring: a quiet week reads quiet, and a real change is unmissable.
Most weeks you won't open the dashboard, and that's the point. Protect's weekly email tells you in one line whether anything moved.
Registered via NameCheap, registrant private. Your primary domains are unaffected; brightpath.net remains open.
You named it, claimed it, and built on it. Protect is the standing guard so you never re-run the screening by hand.
Keep watch over every client brand you've named — and be the one who calls them before the conflict does.
Accelerators and venture studios tracking dozens of names get one weekly read across the whole portfolio.
Claim your brand and the first weekly check runs this week.