Read the evidence. Know the limits.

One analysis evaluates one uploaded photo, uploaded video or supported public-media link. Verifyco runs the evidence checks that apply to that media and returns a report with a score, verdict, layer status and limitations.

One credit funds one analysis request. A credit should be committed only when a report is delivered; if a system-side failure deducts one without delivering a report, contact support for review and restoration.

No. The score is a probabilistic decision-support signal, not a legal finding or a guarantee. Read the evidence and unavailable-layer notices, preserve the original source and use editorial or investigative judgment for consequential decisions.

Cropping, re-encoding, screenshots, platform compression and removed metadata can change the available evidence. Compare like-for-like files where possible and prefer the earliest, highest-quality source.

Reports may include provenance/C2PA, metadata forensics, neural detection, temporal analysis and frequency-domain signals. Not every signal applies to every file type or source.

It means that layer could not produce reliable evidence for this request because of the media, missing source data or current service availability. Verifyco does not invent a neutral value or silently replace a missing layer.

The report must mark it as unavailable and explain the reduced coverage. Other forensic layers may still return evidence, but they are not presented as a substitute for a neural result. Do not treat a partial report as a full five-layer assessment.

No plan should buy a more favorable verdict. Plans control volume, upload size and how much supporting detail is exposed; evidence and limitations must remain honest.

Media is processed in a per-request temporary workspace and removed when analysis completes. Verifyco stores the resulting report, not the media itself. You can delete reports from your account.

No. User uploads are not used as training data and are not sold. Account, report and billing records are handled as described in the Privacy Policy.

The analysis service fetches the public media at that URL, processes it under the same ephemeral-media policy and keeps only the report. Access restrictions or platform changes can make a link unavailable.

Starter supports up to 100 MB, Analyst up to 250 MB, and Pro and Business up to 500 MB per file. These are current technical limits, not soft marketing guidance.

No. Both currently have a 500 MB per-file limit. A direct-to-storage, resumable architecture for larger media is planned, but larger or “unlimited” uploads will not be promised before it is production-ready.

The post may require login, be private, region-restricted, deleted, rate-limited or unsupported by the source platform. Try the original file when you have permission to use it.

Use the earliest available original. Screenshots and re-exports can strip provenance and metadata and introduce compression artifacts, reducing the evidence that can be evaluated.

Starter is a recurring weekly subscription. It costs $5 per week and includes 25 analysis credits per weekly billing cycle. It renews until cancelled; checkout shows the weekly cadence before payment.

Analyst, Pro and Business are monthly subscriptions. Paddle shows the order, renewal cadence, applicable tax and final total before you confirm payment.

Paddle is the merchant of record. Prices are listed in USD before tax; Paddle calculates VAT, GST or sales tax for the billing location, processes the card and issues the receipt. Verifyco does not store card details.

You can cancel a subscription to stop future renewals. Used credits and delivered digital analyses are generally non-refundable, subject to Paddle's Buyer Terms, mandatory consumer rights and Verifyco's Refund Policy. System-side failed analyses are reviewed separately.

Submit the application with a real use case and expected volume. Requests are reviewed manually. Applying does not activate access, guarantee approval, create an entitlement or start a charge; approved applicants receive next steps by email.

Sharing is opt-in. A share page can show the verdict, score and layer statuses for that report; it should not expose your identity, the source media or private detailed findings.

Yes. Revoking the link or deleting the report should make the shared result unavailable. Check the preview before posting it to a public platform.

Share actions prepare a link and, where the platform supports it, suggested text. You remain in control of the final post. Platform capabilities differ, so not every network supports prefilled content in the same way.