Why this article?
Blurit’s visibility is growing. However, this growth comes with a classic phenomenon on the web: third-party sites copy a brand name, buy similar advertising keywords, or create pages that appear connected to the original publisher. This phenomenon takes several forms:
- domain names that are similar or slightly altered (typos, different extensions, added words);
- ads or directories that redirect to offers unrelated to our products;
- pages that reuse our logo or name without any real connection to our company.
This problem isn’t unique to Blurit: many growing software brands face it. Still, we’d rather be clear with you than leave any room for doubt.
How to verify you’re on the right site
Here are five simple checks to confirm you’re dealing with the official Blurit brand:
- Check the exact address. Our only domains are
blurit.io(showcase site) andapp.blurit.io(application platform). Be wary of variants with hyphens, numbers, or different extensions like.com,.net, or.co. - Go through our official channels. Our X/Twitter account is @Blurit1. Our LinkedIn page is available here: linkedin.com/showcase/75581650. If a profile presents itself as “Blurit” elsewhere without matching, stay cautious.
- Never share sensitive information — login credentials, payment details, customer data — on a page you’re not certain belongs to us.
- When in doubt, contact us directly. Use the form on blurit.io or write to [email protected]. Avoid clicking a link received by email or found on a third-party site.
- Look for real trust signals: an identifiable company, a verifiable physical address, a clear privacy policy, and named client references.
Trust, a core requirement of our brand
Our clients entrust us with a sensitive matter: images and videos containing personal data. This content is sometimes subject to strict regulatory obligations. This responsibility therefore requires transparency at every step:
- On the origin of our products: we develop and document everything from blurit.io, without any unidentified intermediary.
- On our compliance commitments: we design our solutions to help organizations meet their GDPR obligations.
- On the customer relationship: our clients always know who they’re talking to. They can contact us directly and never have to guess whether they’re dealing with the Blurit brand or an unaffiliated third party.
This requirement is why we’re publishing this article: we want to protect the trust our clients and partners place in us, by giving them the means to easily tell the real from the fake.
Frequently asked questions
Does Blurit have multiple websites or brands? No. Blurit only operates from two official addresses: blurit.io (showcase site, information and contact) and app.blurit.io (application platform). We have no mirror site, sister brand, or authorized reseller entitled to present itself under our name without an explicit partnership mention.
What should I do if I come across a site that seems to impersonate Blurit? First, don’t share any personal or payment information on that site. Then, check the URL carefully. Finally, contact us directly at [email protected] to report the page.
How can I tell if a “Blurit” commercial offer is legitimate? Any legitimate offer ultimately leads back to blurit.io. Our team can also confirm it through our official channels, particularly by email at [email protected]. If in doubt, a simple message is enough to check.
Is Blurit a French company? Yes. Blurit is based in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, and develops its AI anonymization solutions locally.