Infrequent resolutions. I stopped paying my monthly subscription a couple of years ago because most of my cases went unresolved and the few that were resolved paid very little. I was paying more for membership than I was getting back. I still have unresolved cases that I submitted a very long time ago. I often get notifications from Pixsy telling me my cases have been closed because the infringers have not responded.

I don't have many photos uploaded (45)… I don't have many photos uploaded (45) but some have already been found on websites otherwise I wouldn't know about. Luckily, only my licensed (stock agency) shots that were published, but good to keep an eye on them (no illegal uses or infringements yet). I would recommend Pixsy as when I have my photo identified somewhere, I get an Email notification so I don't need to keep checking back on their site. Uploading shots are quick and easy, so it's no hassle and you can have that added peace of mind that your library is "policed" while you sleep.

Beware of this company Beware of this company. They will send threatening letters in an attempt to extort payment from you. They have no intention of hearing facts from anyone involved. Their US office appears to be a false front and only forwards you to their UK-based operations. No one there can or will discuss an issue, they only make more threats hoping that you will pay their self-imposed penalty.

Very happy long time user Have used pixsy for about a year as a ptoffesional photographer. And their image finding algoriths are amazing being able to find any picture you upload to their database on other websites. They also have good integration with Flickr and other photo sharing sites and apps. They also have great legal notices and such that u can send out when u want to talk to someone who stole your picture. They also helf u find contact info on the webpage of tjose thst stole your picture in the first place.

Great service for Photographers who get… Great service for Photographers who get their work stolen, often by so called reputable companies that ought to know better. When the aforesaid download your work, remove the watermark and add their own to advertise their goods for profit then that is just plain theft ! They know exactly what they are doing. Going by comments on this site they don't like getting caught out either...