BranditScan Launches Revamped Mobile Experience

BranditScan Launches Revamped Mobile Experience

MONTREAL — BranditScan has rolled out a revamp of its mobile experience that allows content creators to seamlessly access their protection tools on the go.

A company rep shared that it was "the community itself that inspired the change."

"We have an incredible community of creators that are so passionate about piracy and share [ideas about] how we should innovate; the feedback we receive is truly golden,” the rep said. "Our community is made up of creators of all sizes and many of them shared their need for a better mobile experience; not everyone has access to laptops or desktops."

"We hit the drawing board and focused on bringing BranditScan to the next level on mobile, making sure our tools are accessible for everyone," they added.

The company's "arsenal of protection tools" is available to creators starting at $45 per month and includes unlimited removals of stolen content, daily scans and catfish takedowns, among other services.

Find BranditScan online and send inquiries via Twitter and Instagram.

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