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Know what already works
Your strongest measured area appears first, so the report begins with something worth keeping.
Simple one-time pricing
Run the private face rating before checkout. If the preview is useful, unlock the combined report once — no weekly plan and no surprise renewal.
Free face tools
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Free account required
478-point landmark map
Face score, shape, symmetry and ratios
Jaw, canthal-tilt and face-age tools
Photo stays in your browser
Complete Face Rating Report
$17.49
One payment · no subscription
Know what already works
Know what to try first
16 readings explained in plain English
Hair, eyewear, color and four-week directions
Print or save as PDF with a progress tracker
What you are buying
The free result gives you the number. The paid report earns its price by helping you keep a strength, choose one experiment, and compare it fairly.
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Your strongest measured area appears first, so the report begins with something worth keeping.
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One highest-leverage area becomes a conservative hair, eyewear, color, or photo experiment.
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A four-week comparison plan keeps camera distance, angle, light, and expression consistent.
Free versus complete
The payment unlocks interpretation and planning. It does not hide the basic score you came to check.
| Included | Free scan | Complete report |
|---|---|---|
| 0–100 face rating | ||
| 478-point landmark overlay | ||
| Core symmetry and proportion readings | Preview | 16 readings |
| Personal Keep / Try / Compare summary | ||
| Personal style directions | ||
| Four-week comparison plan | ||
| Printable PDF & progress tracker | ||
| Account access to the unlocked report |
One report, one payment
Upload your photo, inspect the free measurements, and unlock only when you want the combined explanation and plan.
Pricing FAQ
No. Run the free face rating first. You see your 0–100 score and key measurements before deciding whether the combined report is worth buying.
No. It is a one-time $17.49 purchase and does not start a recurring plan.
The report combines 16 core readings, explains which areas drive the result, and turns them into personal style directions and an ordered four-week comparison plan.
No. It starts with your strongest measured area, then frames lower-scoring areas as optional experiments rather than defects. The goal is clarity and a useful next step, not a harsher judgment.
No. The browser-based measurement tools are free and do not use credits.