.shock Suite · rights
.rights.shock
Planned
Find where your images are used without a licence.
What it does
The outcome .rights.shock delivers.
In the spirit of Pixsy, .rights.shock fingerprints every image you publish, then watches the open web for copies of it. When a match turns up, it tells you whether the use is licensed, editorial or a violation, and gives you a single place to build and track an enforcement case — so unpaid use becomes recovered revenue instead of a image you happen to spot by accident.
- Fingerprint your published work so every image you ship carries a signature the monitor can match later.
- Catch matches across the web with continuous scanning that surfaces copies of your images wherever they appear.
- Know which uses are unpaid as each match is sorted into licensed, editorial or violation before it reaches you.
- Skip the false alarms because your own agency-licensed placements are recognised and cleared automatically.
- Build an enforcement case in one place, with the evidence, URLs and history of each violation kept together.
- Recover revenue you would have missed by turning scattered unlicensed use into managed claims you can act on.
Who it's for
Built for the photographers who need it.
For photographers who license their work and want to be paid every time it is used. If your images are out on stock agencies and across the web, .rights.shock watches for the copies that slipped out without a licence and hands you the evidence to do something about it — so protecting your catalogue is a standing process, not a thing you get to only when you happen to notice.
In the pipeline
Where .rights.shock fits.
A parallel track, not a step you pass through — once images are published, .rights.shock keeps monitoring them for unauthorized use and feeds violations back as enforcement cases. Built in the spirit of Pixsy; not affiliated with it.
Availability by plan
What you get on each plan.
Find where your images are used without a licence.
Part of the .shock Suite — one workflow from brief to paid.