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Bluepear is an AI-powered brand and affiliate monitoring platform that helps marketing teams protect their brand in paid search (PPC). It continuously monitors branded search queries 24/7 across all geographies, device types, and search engines — including Google, Bing, Yahoo!, and Yandex — to detect unauthorized use of branded keywords, ad hijacking, coupon code abuse, and trademark violations by affiliates and competitors. The platform automates detection of complex violations that manual audits routinely miss. Its uncloaking tool reveals actual landing pages and full redirect chains behind cloaked affiliate links, capturing screenshots and ad data as evidence. All findings are centralized in a single dashboard with instant alerts delivered via Slack, Telegram, or email, and structured compliance reports can be generated for every incident. Bluepear serves Paid Search/PPC teams, affiliate managers, and marketing compliance teams at brands in e-commerce, travel & ticketing, pharma, health & beauty, marketing agencies, iGaming, and IT/SaaS. Customers include Wargaming, vidaXL, Proton, MoneyGram, IQ Option, and Kilo Health. Key capabilities include brand bidding protection, ad hijacking detection, coupon code monitoring, competitor keyword and ad copy tracking, progress status tracking for violation resolution, and global coverage down to city level. The platform supports custom data exports, policy-based filtering by violation type, and real-time research tools that compare advertiser dynamics, visibility rates, and keyword usage over time. Bluepear offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required, usage-based pricing, and is accessible on web, iOS, Android, and via API.

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