Media Verification
Vet files before they shape a case, a story, or a public response.
Gartner® names Reality Defender a Market Shaper in deepfake detection, June 2026
Get the reportA file assessment helps your team decide what needs corroboration, additional verification or specialist review.
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ANALYZE SUBMITTED MEDIA
Available results include Authentic, Suspicious or Manipulated, with supporting detail that varies by media and model. Some files cannot be evaluated.
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Video + audio tracks can be examined, with segment detail where available.
Upload files and review results in a secure web app.
The assessment + available supporting detail help reviewers determine what needs follow-up.
Available file findings support your team’s decision to request originals, corroborate a claim or refer material for further examination.
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WEB APP PRICING
Browser-based file review for analysts and teams. Compare the available scan volume, seats + support.
$399
1000 scans per month
1 Seat
Image, audio, and video analysis
Results + available supporting detail
Ingest scans via API or drag and drop system
Unlimited API keys and SaaS web platform
Self serve onboarding and ongoing chat support
Custom pricing
Custom scan volume
Unlimited seats
Image, audio, and video analysis
Available model-level findings
Analyze directly in the platform
Dedicated support
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USE CASES
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GARTNER® REPORT
Gartner’s Emerging Market Quadrant for Deepfake Detection: Startup Vendors (25 June 2026) examines the market and emerging vendors.
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RESEARCH + INSIGHTS
Upload the file to the web app. You get an Authentic, Suspicious, or Manipulated result with supporting detail.
Yes. The web app covers all three in a secure browser, and the API brings the same models inside your own systems.
No. It shows whether a file carries signs of AI generation or manipulation. The judgment stays with your analyst.
No. RealScan starts on the Business plan. The free API plan supports image analysis only, with 50 image scans per month. Contact sales for a sales-assisted audio trial.
No. It gives your analyst a documented result to weigh alongside source, context, and chain of custody.