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PixGuard vs Watson

PixGuard

pixguard.io

Watson

searchwatson.com

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FigurePixGuardWatson
Price from$29/mo$24.99/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
iOS—Yes
APIYes—
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published47
Spec score · AI Reverse Image Search Tools8.1 (#9)7.6 (#22)
PurposePixGuard scans website images and assigns each a 0-to-100 copyright risk score with the reasons behind it.Watson is a reverse image search app that finds visually similar images on publicly accessible webpages and links to the source pages.
SecurityThe privacy policy lists HTTPS transmission encryption, JWT authentication tokens, encrypted database connections, regular security audits, and access controls and monitoring.The company says it uses access controls, encryption in transit, request authentication, rate limits, deletion workflows, and logging rules designed to exclude photo contents.
SupportThe contact page accepts questions, bug reports, and feature suggestions through a form or direct email.Watson lists a two-business-day response target and directs users to email support for search, result, purchase, account, privacy, and safety issues.

Plans

PixGuard

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$29 a month
  • Business$79 a month
  • Image pack$300, paid once

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Watson

  • Free search creditFree
  • 1 Search Credit$0.99, paid once
  • 5 Search Credits$4.99, paid once
  • 10 Search Credits$9.49, paid once
  • 25 Search Credits$22.99, paid once
  • Watson Monthly$24.99 a month
  • 50 Search Credits$44.99, paid once

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In their own words

PixGuard

PixGuard scans website images and assigns each a copyright risk score from 0 to 100, with reasons for the result. Its detection pipeline checks metadata, stock-agency watermarks, reference fingerprints, signs of AI generation, similarity, and ambiguous cases using AI vision review on Pro and Business. Account scans follow links across up to 50 pages, subject to plan limits on new images. Users can also upload JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF images up to 10 MB; previous analyses can be rescanned free, and images the service cannot analyze are not charged. A free page check without signup examines the page’s three largest images. PixGuard offers a WordPress plugin for Media Library scans and full-site scans, plus a Chrome extension that shows a score, severity rating, and signal breakdown. API access is listed for Business. Plans include Free with 30 image scans valid for 30 days, Pro at $29 a month, Business at $79 a month, and a 300.00 USD one-time image pack. PixGuard says uploaded images are not permanently stored; image hashes are used for caching.

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Watson

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