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EthicsPortal vs. FaceUp #

FaceUp is a whistleblower platform used by over 3,500 organizations across 60 countries. Originally built with a strong focus on schools and education, FaceUp has expanded into corporate compliance. They support an impressive 113 languages and run an aggressive affiliate program. Their pricing is in US dollars, which can make budgeting less predictable for European businesses.

Quick comparison #

FeatureEthicsPortalFaceUp
Pricing€49/month flat (EUR)$99–$169/month (USD), Enterprise custom
Self-serve signupYes, instantYes
EncryptionYes (non-deterministic ActiveRecord Encryption)Yes
EU hostingYes (Hetzner, Germany)Yes (EU)
File metadata strippingYes (EXIF, GPS, author info)Not publicly documented
IP anonymizationYes (one-way hash, no storage)Not publicly documented
Audit trailYes, immutableYes
Deadline trackingYes (7-day and 3-month with notifications)Yes
PDF exportYesYes
LanguagesEN, FR, PL (more coming)113 languages
G2 ratingN/A4.8/5

Where FaceUp is strong #

Where EthicsPortal is different #

Who should choose FaceUp #

FaceUp is a good fit for organizations that need 113 languages, want a mobile app for reporters, or operate in the education sector. If you are a school, university, or multi-national enterprise where USD pricing is not a concern, FaceUp offers broad coverage.

Who should choose EthicsPortal #

EthicsPortal is built for European SMEs that want straightforward EU Directive compliance in euros, without navigating multiple pricing tiers or wondering which features require an upgrade. If you value built-in privacy protections and a product laser-focused on whistleblower compliance rather than split between schools and businesses, EthicsPortal is the cleaner choice.


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