MarqVision AI Brand Protection

MarqVision is an AI brand protection company founded in 2020 and headquartered in Los Angeles, with offices in San Francisco, New York, London, Paris, Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo. It detects and removes counterfeits, impersonators, pirated content and unauthorized sellers for brands.

The platform covers more than 1,500 platforms in 118 countries and traces sellers online and offline. Products include Brand Intelligence Agent, MarqFolio for trademark registration and watching, MarqRadar for free brand scans and MarqLaw for offline enforcement. Impersonation coverage spans fake stores, scam ads, spoofed accounts and phishing domains.

• Impersonation detection: finds fake stores, scam ads, spoofed accounts and phishing domains.
• Counterfeit enforcement: detects and removes infringing listings across marketplaces.
• MarqFolio: trademark registration, renewal and watching.
• MarqRadar: free scan of brand exposure.
• MarqLaw: offline enforcement against sellers.
• Brand Intelligence Agent: AI question answering over brand data.

A Vietnamese cosmetics brand can remove counterfeit listings on regional marketplaces. An exporter on global marketplaces can track unauthorized sellers and gray-market pricing. A consumer brand can register and watch trademarks across target markets.

Monitors 1,500+ platforms in 118 countries from one service. The company claims takedowns 50% faster than traditional providers and 99% accuracy. SOC 2 Type II certification is claimed. A free brand scan (MarqRadar) lets buyers see exposure before committing.

Counterfeit goods and fake stores spread through marketplaces, social ads and look-alike domains, and brands need coverage across many platforms and languages. Vietnamese and Southeast Asian brands in beauty, fashion and consumer goods, and exporters selling on global marketplaces, face the same listing-level abuse.

Founded 2020, headquartered in Los Angeles per the About page. Raised a USD 48 million Series B in September 2025 (total over USD 90 million) from investors including Peak XV, Salesforce Ventures and Y Combinator. Site available in English, Korean, Japanese and other languages.