infrimage vs Pixsy

infrimage is web-based reverse image-search software for finding where images appear online. Results can include complete and partial matches, links to matching pages, and higher-level domains. The maker describes uses such as image monitoring, patent and design protection, grey-market detection, and locating possible copyright or trademark infringements. Users can organize, edit, tag, filter, and export searches, then inspect their sources and statistics. Reports can summarize results, including top websites and top-level domains on selected dates. Up to four additional image variants or product angles can be added separately to broaden a search, while an allow list of authorized domains and marketplaces can narrow results. For individual matches, users may request test purchases, takedowns, or background research; these services may cost extra. The Free plan lasts 10 days and allows three searches, up to five images per search, one project, and three email notifications. Personal costs €50 a month, Pro €200 a month, and Business €400 a month. The paid plans are billed monthly. The service is based in Cologne, Germany, and offers contact support.

Pixsy is an image-monitoring and licensing platform for creatives and image owners. Its reverse image search and AI monitoring look for online uses of submitted images around the clock and send email alerts when matches appear. Users can organize matches by country, category, commerciality, and other criteria, then filter the results. Pixsy can handle submitted cases through post-licensing and negotiation, with litigation potentially involving local legal partners; its stated fee is 50% on successful cases. It also says its takedown notices span more than 35 countries and 14 languages. Images can come from listed sync sources such as Flickr, SmugMug, Instagram, FTP, AWS S3, and the API, or be uploaded from Google Drive, Dropbox, or a computer. Pixsy describes itself as a software and image licensing company, not a law firm. The Free plan is free and monitors 500 images, with no takedown notices. Personal is $19 a month and monitors 2,000 images, with 20 monthly takedown notices. Web and API platforms are listed.