Temu brand protection
Monitor suspicious Temu listings with Valigard.
Valigard searches Temu for listings that reuse your product photos or copy your product, and keeps each listing's saved page, price and store details. It prepares the notice you file through Temu's IP Portal, the official channel for rights owners and their agents, and tracks which listings are removed and which come back.
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Reporting on Temu
How Temu handles reports.
Rights owners, or agents with their permission, submit notices of infringement with supporting evidence through Temu's IP Portal. Temu also runs a Brand Registry Portal where brands can register their rights. Temu says it resolves IP complaints in under 24 hours on average.
- Where to report
- Temu IP Portal
- Also available
- Temu Brand Registry Portal
- Who can report
- Rights owners and authorized agents
- Resolution time
- Under 24 hours on average, per Temu
What Valigard finds
The copies worth looking at on Temu.
Valigard searches with your official product photos, so it finds listings that reuse them even when your brand name is nowhere in the title.
Low-price copies
Listings selling a copy of your product at a fraction of your price.
Copied photos and packaging
Your marketing photos, or packaging that imitates yours.
Many near-identical listings
The same copy listed by several stores, or several times by one store.
Listings that come back
Items relisted after a removal, flagged by Valigard when they reappear.
Evidence
What Valigard keeps for every Temu listing.
Each listing you mark as likely counterfeit keeps its evidence in one place, ready for a report or a legal review. Download it as a PDF evidence pack or a CSV.
- Listing URL and title
- Price and currency
- Seller or store name, with its page
- Country of the listing
- Photo match with your reference photo
- Saved, timestamped copy of the page
- How many searches found it
- Whether it was removed or relisted
From finding to filing
How Valigard supports your Temu reports.
- SearchSearch Temu and other marketplaces with your official photos, worldwide or in the countries you choose.
- ReviewCompare each listing with your product, run the AI check if you want, and mark what is likely counterfeit.
- Keep the evidenceSaved page, price, seller and history stay with the listing.
- File and logFollow the Temu guide, copy the report text, file on Temu, then log the status and case number.
Valigard and the Temu IP Portal
The IP Portal handles takedowns on Temu. Valigard finds the listings, including the same copy on AliExpress, Alibaba.com or Amazon, and keeps a timestamped page of each one so you can show what was sold, at what price and by whom.
Valigard doesn't send reports
You file every report through Temu's IP Portal, so the decision stays with you. Valigard makes sure you have what the marketplace asks for, and tracks what happens next.
FAQ
Questions about Temu.
How do I report a listing on Temu?
Through Temu's IP Portal, as the rights owner or an authorized agent, with your IP details and evidence for each listing. Valigard prepares the listing details and the text to send.
Does Temu remove copies on its own?
Temu says it proactively removes many infringing listings. Reporting remains necessary for the copies that stay online, and Valigard helps you find and document them.
What does Valigard keep for a Temu listing?
The listing URL and title, the price, the store's name and page, a saved timestamped copy of the page, the photo match with your reference and how many searches found it.
Can Valigard remove a listing from Temu?
No. Temu reviews each notice. You file it through the IP Portal and log the status and case number in Valigard.
Step-by-step guides
Other marketplaces
Sources
Reporting procedures checked in September 2026. Marketplaces change their programs; check their official pages before filing. Valigard does not determine with legal certainty that a product is counterfeit and cannot guarantee that a marketplace will remove a listing.