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Where we fit, and where we do not.
Finding a copy is the easy part, and free tools do it well. We do what comes after: the host, the notice, the follow-up.
The comparisons
Each one starts with what they do well.
A TinEye alternative, or the step after TinEye
TinEye is very good at finding where an image appears. It does not tell you who hosts the copy or how to get it taken down. Here is what to do next.
Read the comparisonA Pixsy alternative for businesses, not catalogues
Pixsy monitors image catalogues and pursues recoveries on commission. If you are a business whose website was copied, the shape of the problem is different. Here is the comparison.
Read the comparisonA Copytrack alternative when you want it down, not paid for
Copytrack pursues payment for unlicensed image use. If what you want is the copy removed rather than licensed after the fact, the two services are solving different problems.
Read the comparisonGoogle reverse image search, and what it will not do for you
Google reverse image search and Google Lens are free and good at finding copies. Neither tells you who hosts the copy, writes a notice, or files one. Here is the whole sequence.
Read the comparisonNo competitor prices are stated as fact.
Where a company’s current rates could not be confirmed from the company itself, we describe the model and send you to them for the numbers.
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