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Deepfake detection tools that charge minimum commitments of thousands of dollars before you process a single frame make budget approval a blocker before the technology even proves itself — Proofly exists to cut that gate out entirely.
$50/mo or $200/mo · Free tier: 100 free requests per month (FREE tier), 1250 free requests per month (PRO tier), 5000 free requests per month (PRO+ tier) · Checked Oct 30, 2026
Proofly is a face-swap detection API that returns a verdict on whether an image or video has been manipulated, with no minimum spend required. The vendor states a 99.2% precision rate, which sits above every named competitor in their published comparison table. Free checks are available for face-swap verification, which lets teams validate detection quality against their own media before committing to per-request costs. The API design means integration into a content moderation pipeline is a code problem, not a contract negotiation. Where the tool shows its limits is scope: it is built specifically for face-swap detection, so teams needing broader manipulation signals — audio cloning, GAN artifacts outside of faces, metadata forensics — will need to bolt on additional tooling.
Bottom line: Proofly fits a media verification team that needs face-swap detection wired into a moderation pipeline without a minimum spend gate — but the moment your threat model expands beyond face swaps to full-spectrum synthetic media, you are assembling a stack of tools, not leaning on one.
Community Deepfake detection technology based on public datasets. 100 free requests included per month. Pay-As-You-Go: $0.05/request above limit.
Pre-trained on self-developed dataset based on popular faceswap methods, heuristic models. 1250 free requests included per month. Pay-As-You-Go: $0.045/request above limit.
Pre-trained on self-developed dataset based on popular faceswap methods, heuristic models. 5000 free requests included per month. Pay-As-You-Go: $0.0425/request above limit. Everything in Pro with extra perks.
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Proofly is a deepfake face-swap detection tool that accepts media submissions and returns an authenticity verdict. The core workflow is single-shot: you submit an image or video via the API, and the model returns a result. There is no multi-step agent loop, no approval queue — the output is a detection signal your system acts on. Free checks are available for the face-swap use case, with per-request paid access available beyond that threshold.
The differentiating claim is precision. The vendor publishes a comparison table showing Proofly at 99.2% precision against competitors ranging from 89.91% to 98.8%, at a per-request cost below every named alternative except facia.ai, which requires a one-time flat fee that makes it inaccessible for variable-volume use. No minimum subscription or spend floor means a team processing 200 requests in one month and zero the next pays only for what they used — a model that none of the higher-priced competitors in the vendor’s table offer.
Proofly fits content moderation platforms and media verification teams where the specific threat is face-swap manipulation and where billing predictability matters. It does not address the full spectrum of synthetic media threats: audio deepfakes, non-face GAN artifacts, document forgery, or metadata tampering are outside what the vendor describes. Teams whose security posture requires detecting any of those signals will find Proofly handles one slice of a larger problem and will need to integrate additional detection layers. Self-hosting is not available, so teams with data-residency requirements that prohibit sending media to a third-party API face a hard architectural constraint from the start.
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