A simpler lenso.ai alternative for face search

Focused on faces, not everything

General reverse-image platforms try to match products, places, duplicates, and faces all at once. That breadth has a cost: face matching becomes one feature among many, and the interface assumes you already know which mode you need.

We do one thing. Every part of the pipeline — detection, indexing, scoring — is tuned for faces and the questions people actually ask about them: is this person real, where else do they appear, and are these photos stolen?

Pricing you can understand in five seconds

Token systems make you convert abstract units into real money and guess how many a search will consume. Our price is the price: free to search and preview, $3.99 to unlock a search's full results, $3.59 if you pay in crypto. Nothing recurs and nothing expires.

That predictability matters when the search is emotional. Checking a possible catfish is stressful enough without doing arithmetic on credit bundles first.

What the free preview shows

Before you pay anything, you see how many matches the face has and which domains they're on. That preview answers a surprising share of real questions — 'no matches anywhere' and 'matches on two scam-warning sites' are both actionable outcomes at zero cost.

The unlock adds the exact URLs, the matched thumbnails for visual confirmation, and direct outbound links. Every match carries a similarity score so you can separate near-certain hits from possible lookalikes.

Because there's no subscription, there's also nothing to cancel. That sounds trivial until you've fought a renewal you forgot about; per-search pricing means the worst case is never more than one unlock. Results stay available at the search's URL afterward, so you can come back and re-check the links without paying again or keeping an account alive.

Privacy by default

No account is required at any step, which means there's no profile storing your search history. The photo you upload is deleted once the search completes; only the result set persists, attached to an anonymous URL you control.

Searches are silent — the person you look up is never notified — and everything returned is already public on the source site. Verification shouldn't require surveilling anyone, and it doesn't here.

If you want an even quieter footprint, crypto checkout avoids card statements entirely — a small thing, but one users in sensitive situations ask about often. Either way, nothing about the search ties back to you. That anonymity is deliberate, and it applies to every search, not just the paid ones.

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