Stop Paying Affiliates for Customers You Already Own.

We scan real Google Ads search results from 9 regions across 4 continents — exactly like a customer would search. When we find sponsored ads leading to affiliate tracking URLs, we capture the full evidence: ad screenshot, redirect chain, affiliate IDs, network details, and any coupon codes used. Every detection is classified automatically with a confidence score.

Everything. We scan your brand keywords across all 9 regions and send you a complete PDF report within 24 hours. The report includes every detection with screenshots, classifications, and evidence. No account or credit card required.

Then you’ll know your brand is clean — and that’s valuable information too. Most brands with active affiliate programs have at least one unauthorized bidder. Either way, you get the report.

Three things: 1. We show you full evidence upfront — your free scan includes affiliate IDs, redirect chains, screenshots, and network details. No sales call required to see what we find. 2. Our classification engine uses multi-pass detection with AI-assisted fraud scoring that distinguishes real affiliate abuse from competitors and legitimate ads, which means fewer false positives. Enterprise accounts get access to our AI fraud analyst (currently in beta) that can evaluate edge cases and explain its reasoning. 3. Pricing: most brand bidding tools start at $500–1,200/month. AdCrime starts at $149/month with credit-based pricing and full API access on Enterprise.

Not reliably. This is one of the most expensive misunderstandings in the affiliate channel. Awin, Impact, CJ, ShareASale and the rest are paid as a percentage of commission volume. Every fraudulent commission that flows through their platform is also a commission they take a cut on. Their compliance teams are reactive: they act on specific evidence-backed complaints. They don’t run brand-specific surveillance on your behalf. AdCrime is the system that finds the complaints you’d otherwise miss — with the static publisher ID, the screenshot, the redirect chain, and the timestamp the network’s compliance process expects. Your team forwards the dossier. The network reviews and enforces according to its own process, contract, and evidence standard. Ben Edelman — the Harvard researcher who has studied affiliate compliance longer than anyone — documented a case where nine of a brand’s top ten affiliates were breaking program rules and the network had not flagged any of them. That isn’t a one-off. That’s the structural state of the industry.

Every plan includes all 9 regions out of the box: United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany, Romania, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia. That covers North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. Need coverage in a region we don’t have yet? Enterprise plans include custom scan regions — if 40% of your revenue comes from Brazil or Japan, we’ll spin up a scanner there. Talk to us at mario@adcrime.com.

AdCrime is designed to resemble normal customer searches — same regions, same connections, same browsers regular users have. That makes routine detection difficult. Sophisticated cloakers may still test for scanner patterns (geo, time of day, user-agent), which is why we scan across regions and rotate conditions. There’s no such thing as undetectable, but the scanner pattern is meaningfully harder to fingerprint than a manual SERP check from a single office IP.

Forward it to your affiliate network’s compliance team with a request to terminate the violating affiliate. The evidence package — screenshots, redirect chains, and affiliate IDs — is designed to be immediately actionable. Networks take enforcement action when presented with this level of proof.