Amazon Brand Risk Scanner — IP Complaint Words in Your Listing

Paste any listing copy — title, bullets, description or A+ text — to find third-party brand names that invite IP complaints and account-health flags. 100+ frequently-enforced brands ranked by risk, including genericized trademark traps like velcro and ziploc. Compatibility phrasing such as "for iPhone" or "compatible with Kindle" is detected separately as nominative fair use. Everything runs in your browser.

Paste your copy above — results update as you type.

How the scan works

Matching is whole-word and case-aware: brands that collide with everyday words (Stanley, Target, Echo, Shark, Galaxy) are matched with their capitalized form only, so "a banker" never flags Anker. Each hit is classified by the words right before it — for / fits / compatible with / 适配 / 适用于 count as compatibility claims; anything else is a bare use. Bare uses of high-risk brands (Apple, Disney, LEGO, Yeti, velcro…) are the complaints most brands file first. Low-risk hits are gray areas: competitor marketplace names and genericized trademarks that usually pass until someone complains.

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