AI probability
An estimate that the visible content may be synthetic. A high number is a reason to pause publication or an investigation step, not a final finding.
Features
Each part of FrameVerify exists so a team can explain what was checked, what was found, and what the account is paying for this month. Screening is decision support. It is not a certified forensic opinion.
Images
The signature is read before the extension is trusted. A truncated JPEG or PNG is called out as a review item because the file may have been cut off while it was saved or transferred.
An EXIF block is recorded when it is present. Presence is not proof of which camera captured the frame, and absence is not proof that someone edited the picture.
Video
The check looks for a recognizable container and for clips that are too small to be a normal recording. A mismatch between the name and the header is a reason to ask for the original export.
The result still needs a person. A clean container does not certify the scene inside the clip.
“The file starts with an MP4 header. The sample is smaller than a typical recording and looks cut off before it finished writing.” That sentence is the product. A bare percentage is not.
An estimate that the visible content may be synthetic. A high number is a reason to pause publication or an investigation step, not a final finding.
How consistent the file looks after the checks that ran. It moves down when structure or metadata raises a review flag.
How much evidence the check actually had. Structural screening has lower confidence than a connected model review, and the card keeps that limit visible.
| Record | Why it exists | Who can see it |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | Name and email used to sign in and to receive invoices. | The signed-in account |
| Subscription | The active plan, the renewal date, and whether it has been deactivated. | The signed-in account |
| Invoice | A sequential number, amount, status, and PDF for each monthly charge. | The owner, by download and by email |
| Messages | Contact notes sent to support@frameverify.world. | Support, so the team can reply |
Basic is $69.99 and is aimed at a small review team. Pro is $99.99 and adds volume, history, and invoice emphasis. Business is $149.99 for a newsroom, agency, or compliance group. All three renew monthly until deactivated.
FrameVerify does not identify a person, recover a deleted original, or certify a file for court. Those tasks belong to a qualified examiner with the original evidence. The demo on this site uses fixed samples so the interface can be learned first.