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FaceCheck.ID

Face search engine that finds public web pages showing faces similar to an uploaded photo; paid credits are sold for crypto.

Our take: FaceCheck.ID is used to check whether someone online is who they claim to be, for example on dating or business profiles.

Best forChecking online profiles
ReviewedPricing: Freemium
Try FaceCheck.IDFree search; credit packs from $19 (crypto)

FaceCheck.ID is a face search engine: upload a photo and it lists web pages where it has seen that face or similar-looking people, with a match score. You can search for free; paid credit packs start at $19 for 50 searches and add links to the source pages. Payment is cryptocurrency only and sales are final.

The bottom line

A face search tool for checking suspicious profiles. Treat every result as a lead to verify, not proof of who someone is.

Our score

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3.7 out of 5
10+ reviews

3.7 / 5 aggregate · across 1 source

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isFaceCheck ID — reverse facial recognition search engine for identity verification.
Our takeFaceCheck.ID is used to check whether someone online is who they claim to be, for example on dating or business profiles.
It shows a 0-100 match score and red flags for matches on news, scam-report, mugshot or sex-offender pages. FaceCheck itself says a face match is not an identity match: many people look alike, and scammers reuse photos of innocent people. Payment is crypto only, credits expire, and there are no refunds.
Why we rate itFaceCheck.ID searches by face rather than by exact image, groups results by match score, and flags matches on high-risk sources.
It also offers a REST API and a free photo-removal request.
The catchCrypto-only payment, credits that expire (14 days on the smallest pack), and no refunds.
Results show similar faces, not confirmed identities, so they can point at the wrong person.

Best / not good for

Best for
  • Online daters screening potential matches for catfishing or fraud
  • Journalists and investigators verifying photo authenticity
  • Parents or individuals performing personal safety due diligence
Not good for
  • Enterprise identity verification or KYC compliance workflows
  • Users without crypto wallets or comfort with cryptocurrency payments
  • Screening private-profile social accounts (cannot access private content)
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Fast to search for free; buying credits requires a crypto wallet or buying crypto elsewhere first.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Credits expire after 14 days to 1 year depending on the pack, so occasional use can waste credits.
  3. Walled garden
    Low: results link to public web pages; exports to PDF and Excel come only with the largest pack.

FaceCheck.ID pricing

PackagePriceCredits and expiry
Free search$0Limited results; buying credits shows up to 3x more images and source links
Rookie Sleuth$19150 credits (50 searches), expire in 14 days
Private Eye$47400 credits, expire in 2 months; continuous search and Telegram alerts
Deep Investigator$1972,000 credits, expire in 6 months
The Professional$59710,000 credits, expire in 1 year; export to PDF and Excel
API$0.10 per credit3 credits per search

From FaceCheck.ID's buy and API pages, checked 2 October 2026. Payment is in cryptocurrency only (Bitcoin, Litecoin, Solana); FaceCheck says all sales are final.

Using face search responsibly

What FaceCheck.ID itself says about its results and limits (checked 2 October 2026):

  • Not an identity match: FaceCheck says a computer can't establish a guaranteed identity match from internet photos, and many unrelated people look alike.
  • Cross-check: Scammers often use photos of innocent people, so check other sources before forming an opinion about anyone.
  • Not for screening decisions: Results may not be used for decisions about credit, employment, insurance or tenant screening.
  • No children: Searching for people under 18 is against FaceCheck's terms and leads to a ban.
  • Remove your photos: Anyone can ask FaceCheck to remove their photos from its index for free.

A look inside

FaceCheck.ID product screenshot

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FaceCheck.ID free?

You can search for free, but paid credits show up to 3x more images and add links to the source pages. Packs start at $19 for 150 credits, which is 50 searches (checked 2 October 2026).

Is FaceCheck.ID legit?

It is an active face search engine run by Tech Solutions in Belize. Know the terms before you pay: crypto-only payment, credits that expire, no refunds, and results that show similar faces rather than confirmed identities.

Can I pay FaceCheck.ID with a credit card or PayPal?

Not directly. FaceCheck only takes cryptocurrency, so you would buy crypto with a card or PayPal on another platform and then pay with it.

How do I remove my photos from FaceCheck.ID?

Use the free Remove My Photos request on the FaceCheck site. FaceCheck says removal costs nothing.

Is there a FaceCheck app for iPhone or Android?

No. FaceCheck says any app using the FaceCheck name is unauthorized. The service runs on its website.

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Tags

#AIIdentity#Verification#FaceRecognition