Open the listing from the market it is selling in
Brand protection and counterfeit monitoring proxies
Counterfeit listings, gray-market resellers and cloned storefronts do not show themselves to the brand owner — they geo-gate by region and blocklist the ranges that head-office and law-firm traffic keeps arriving from. ZapIP puts monitoring and evidence collection on a residential line in any of 195 countries and regions, so the page loads exactly as it does for a local shopper.
- 195 countries and regions
- One fixed exit per case
- 90-minute sticky sessions
- KYC-compliant sourcing
How it works
Counterfeits show up on local shelves only
Infringing sellers geo-gate their listings and blocklist the ranges brand owners and investigation firms keep coming from, so the page returns a 404 or a sanitised version. Browsing from a residential line in that market shows the version they actually put in front of local shoppers.
- Residential exits in 195 countries and regions, smaller markets included
- City and ASN targeting to surface regional variants
- Consent-sourced addresses with an auditable chain
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 for existing evidence tooling
How it works
Evidence has to be reproducible
One screenshot is not a chain of evidence; what holds up is a repeatable record taken from the same exit, in the same market, over time. Short-term static IPs are bought by the IP and billed by the day, so a matter can hold one fixed address for its whole cycle and the network conditions behind every capture stay identical and documented.
- Short-term static IPs from $0.08 per IP-day, one per matter
- Sticky sessions up to 90 minutes for multi-step captures
- Sub-accounts separate usage by team or by matter
- API allocation and release, wired into internal ticketing
How it works
Checking channel pricing and authorised sellers
Gray-market flow, price erosion and unauthorised resellers usually surface first on a regional marketplace or a standalone site that head office never sees. A scheduled per-market sweep of retail prices and seller lists is the earliest signal that channel control has slipped, and the most concrete thing to bring to a distributor conversation.
- Sweep retail prices per market against channel policy
- Track third-party seller lists and newly created shops
- Watch standalone sites, social shops and content platforms for impersonation
- Snapshot on a schedule so the timeline is comparable
Coverage
One network behind all four products — changing the billing model does not change how you connect or how you target.
All 33 markets- 195 countries & regions
- Available
- All 50 US states
- Available
- City-level targeting
- Precise
- ISP & ASN targeting
- Supported
4 billing models
How this is billed
All four billing models share one network. Short bursts go per GB, pipelines that run continuously go per Mbps, and anything tied to an account identity goes per IP-day or per IP-month.
FAQ
Questions about this solution
Which proxy type fits counterfeit and infringement monitoring?
Split the two. Broad sweeps run on rotating residential proxies billed per GB from $0.8 — the cheapest way to cover many markets at once. Once a target is identified and you are collecting evidence, move to a short-term static IP from $0.08 per IP-day, so every visit in that matter comes from one address and the record joins up. Both sit in the same console, so switching is a config change.
Why does the infringing page not load from our corporate network?
Because the seller is screening visitors. Three patterns are common: blocking by the IP's country, blocklisting ranges known to belong to brand owners and investigation firms, and serving a clean page to anything that looks like a data center. All three key on network position, which is why a request from an ordinary residential line in the target market is the direct answer.
Do we need a fixed IP while gathering evidence?
Yes. If each visit in a matter arrives from a different address in a different country, you cannot tell whether the page changed or your vantage point did. A short-term static IP binds one exit to one case for as long as it runs, then releases when the matter closes — billed by the day, so nothing sits idle. What form the evidence has to take is a question for counsel in your jurisdiction, not for us.
Do you cover smaller markets, not just the big ones?
195 countries and regions are available, and 33 priority markets add city and carrier targeting with their own coverage pages. Counterfeits and diverted stock tend to appear first where platform enforcement is thinnest, so breadth of coverage usually affects a monitoring programme more than raw pool size does. For availability in a specific country, ask support@zapip.net.
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