Pixsy

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Pixsy helps businesses that own images find out where those images are being used online and do something about it. Media companies, image licensing agencies and photo archives use Pixsy to watch large image libraries around the clock. When a match turns up on a website, Pixsy shows where it is, which country it's in and whether the use is commercial. Your team then decides what to do with each one. There are three options. You can send a legally binding takedown notice in one click; notices meet the rules of 35+ countries and go out in 14 languages. You can submit the match as a case, and Pixsy's licensing team and 30 partner law firms will pursue a retroactive license fee. Or you can ignore it. Case submission is free, and Pixsy charges a 50% fee only when money is recovered. Large libraries can be connected through the API, FTP or AWS S3. Pixsy also integrates with Flickr, SmugMug, PhotoShelter, Instagram and other platforms. Founded in 2014, Pixsy has monitored 150M+ images and handled 250K+ cases. Its customers include The New York Times and users in 120+ countries. Pixsy partners with industry bodies including CEPIC, DMLA, ASMP and PPA.