Find the copy of your domain before your customers do.

Scammers register names one letter away from yours and send invoices from them. We watch the public records, check every hit by hand, and tell you only what matters.

The check is free. Monitoring is €9 a month per brand, cancel any time.

  1. lumen-dental.example

    Yoursthe real domain

  2. lurnen-dental.example

    High riskr and n read as mhas a mail server and a login pageAlert sent

  3. lumen-dentla.example

    Mediumtwo letters swappedmail server, no site yetOn watch

  4. lumen-denta1.example

    Lowdigit 1 for the letter lparked, no mailFiltered out

What a check turns up for one dental practice. Only the first would reach you, as an alert with a screenshot and a takedown pack. Lumen Dental is made up; .example stands in for .com.

At a glance, they are the same.

That is the whole trick. A customer reads an invoice from lurnen-dental.com in two seconds and pays it. You find out weeks later, from them.

Five ways a domain gets copied.

Each takes a few minutes and a few euros. We check for all of them, plus hundreds of variations, against your exact name.

TrickLooks like yourbrand.comTypical use
Letter swapyourbrnad.comFake invoices and payment requests
Lookalike charactery0urbrand.comzero for the letter oCopied login pages
Letter pairyourbrancl.comcl for d; also rn for m, vv for wMail that passes a quick glance
Added wordyourbrand-billing.com"New bank details" emails to suppliers
Other endingyourbrand.coCopied shops and checkouts

Copied shops are not rare. In October 2026 we checked 418 brands for fake .shop stores and found live ones copying 58 of them, with the brand's name, products and copy. See what we found

From your domain to a filed report.

You send one domain. Everything after that runs on public records and a person's judgement.

Mimicwatch hello@mimicwatch.com

High risk: lurnen-dental.example imitates your domain

Why high
r and n read as m; copied login page; mail server set up
First seen
certificate issued 2026-10-09 06:14 UTC
Mail
MX mx1.mailhost.example

Takedown pack

  • Registrar abuse contact, with the report text written
  • Hosting abuse contact, with the evidence attached
  • Google Safe Browsing and Microsoft report links
  1. Day 0

    You send us your domain.

    No access to your systems, nothing to install.

  2. Within 2 business days

    Free check: what exists today.

    The lookalikes already registered, which have a website or a mail server, and a risk level for each.

  3. Every business day

    Monitoring: we watch for new ones.

    New certificates in public certificate transparency logs, and spelling variants of your name in public DNS.

  4. Within 1 business day of a find

    A person checks it, then you get the alert.

    Parked pages and unrelated businesses are filtered out. If nothing needs you, you hear nothing.

  5. About 10 minutes

    You send the takedown pack.

    The reports are pre-written with the evidence attached. Our guide to reporting a lookalike domain shows each step.

Start with a free check. Keep watching for €9.

For businesses, in any country. One brand, one price, charged in euros. Cancel any time.

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A one-time report within 2 business days: the lookalike domains that exist today, and which have a live website or mail server. No card, nothing to install.

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Monitoring, one brand

€9 a month

Or €90 a year, two months free. Public records checked every business day. Each hit reviewed by a person before you hear about it. Alert with screenshot, risk level and takedown pack.

Subscribe monthly

Or pay yearly (€90). By subscribing you agree to our Terms. Payment by Stripe; checkout asks for the domain to watch. To cancel, email hello@mimicwatch.com. Full refund within 14 days.

IT providers and web agencies: €6 per brand per month, from 5 brands, billed to you. How the partner plan works

One person. Public records. No shortcuts.

Mimicwatch is run by Ilan, a sole proprietor in Switzerland. Every finding is checked by a person before an alert goes out. You can write directly to hello@mimicwatch.com.

  • We never touch the fake domain.

    No logins, no scans, no messages to whoever is behind it. We only read what anyone can see.

  • We do not file reports in your name.

    Registrars expect the brand owner to report. We prepare it; you press send. We act for you only if you ask us in writing.

  • Not real-time yet.

    Alerts arrive within one business day of a find, because a person reviews each one.

  • No guarantee nobody copies you.

    Nobody can promise that. We make sure you hear early and know what to do.

Questions people ask.

Where does the data come from?

Only public sources: certificate transparency logs (for example crt.sh), public DNS and public registration data (RDAP/WHOIS). We may take a screenshot of a page anyone can open. We never log in anywhere, never test or attack a domain, and never contact the people behind it.

Do you take the sites down for me?

No. Registrars and hosts expect the brand owner to report. We prepare everything: who to write to, what to say, and the evidence. Sending it usually takes a few minutes. Our guide to reporting a lookalike domain shows the steps.

Is it real-time?

Not yet. Right now a person reviews each finding, so alerts arrive within one business day of us finding the domain. That keeps false alarms low. We will automate more of the watching as we grow, and we will say so here when it changes.

Will I get flooded with alerts?

No. Parked pages, unrelated businesses with similar names and domains with no website or mail are filtered out. If nothing worth your time turns up, you hear nothing.

What counts as one brand?

One main domain and its name. If you run several shops or brands, each one is a separate brand.

What do you do with my domain and email?

We use them only to run your checks and send your alerts. We do not sell or share them. Details are in the privacy notice.

What already exists for your domain?

Send us the domain. You get a plain list of what is out there today, and what, if anything, needs your attention.

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