Remove Infringing Listings Fast

We handle notices with major South Korean e-commerce marketplaces, social media platforms, and domain registrars that operate an IP complaints process.

Most platforms require evidence of trademark rights, and a registered mark makes the process significantly more straightforward, especially given Korea's first-to-file system.

Repeat infringers can often be reported through repeat-infringer policies many platforms operate; Brealant can help escalate these cases.

Yes, we offer ongoing brand monitoring services that proactively identify new listings for takedown.

Brealant charges a fixed professional fee per notice, with discounted rates available for ongoing monitoring across multiple listings.

Turnaround varies by platform, but many South Korean marketplaces process a well-documented complaint within a matter of days once it's submitted through their IP process.

Yes, most platforms give the listed seller a chance to respond or counter-notice, so a well-evidenced original complaint makes a big difference to the outcome.

Yes, the same platform complaint processes generally cover both counterfeit goods and listings that simply use your trademark without authorization.

A takedown notice is submitted to the platform to remove a specific listing, while a cease and desist letter is sent directly to the infringer demanding they stop the conduct themselves.

Yes, where a domain name incorporates your trademark in bad faith, we can pursue takedown or dispute proceedings against the registrant alongside any marketplace action.