Unreveal

Unreveal is a content and identity analysis platform spanning synthetic media, AI-written text, phishing email and live-call checks. It is best suited to organizations that need to assess risks across several communication channels. Its breadth is the draw; custom pricing and a demo-led sales route make it a weaker fit for individuals seeking a self-serve tool.

Overview

Rather than focusing only on deepfake media, Unreveal brings together image, video, audio, text and email analysis, alongside live participant verification. That range may help teams consolidate checks across communications and submitted content. The trade-off is that its pricing path is organization-oriented, with a personalized demo or sales contact as the route in.

Key features

Media and live-call checks

Unreveal analyzes images, video and audio, including uploaded files and live meetings, and includes face analysis. Its bot can join Zoom, Teams, Slack and Google Meet to verify participants in real time. This makes it relevant to organizations concerned about impersonation during calls as well as in media files. The descriptions establish what it checks, but not how accurately it identifies synthetic content.

Voice, text and email analysis

Unreveal Voice is a desktop application that monitors voice communications for impersonations, vishing scams and synthetic voices. The text detector examines sentences for human-written, AI-generated or manipulated patterns and supports multiple language models, a useful distinction for teams reviewing writing at sentence level. Email scanning works in real time and classifies AI-generated phishing, spear-phishing and social engineering threats, extending the product beyond content review into incoming-message security.

Formats, API and data handling

The image detector accepts JPEG, PNG, AVIF, HEIF, HEIC, WebP, GIF, TIFF and BMP files and connects to other systems through a REST API. That combination suits teams handling varied image inputs or integrating image checks into an existing workflow. Product pages say content can be permanently deleted at any time and that media is retained only as long as needed for analysis. The phishing page describes its standards as SOC 2-aligned; that is a stated alignment, not a substitute for assessing an organization's own requirements.

Pricing

Unreveal uses a paid model with custom pricing. Organizations are directed to book a personalized demo or contact sales at [email protected]; the pricing page also includes a Crystal Credits Calculator. With no named plans, prices, seat allowances, quotas or trial terms, it is difficult to assess cost against team size or expected volume before engaging sales. This model is more plausible for organizations evaluating a multi-channel service than for individuals who want a quick, self-serve purchase.

Platforms

Unreveal lists API, Linux, macOS, web and Windows platforms. The product mix includes a desktop voice application and API access, while the meeting bot joins Zoom, Teams, Slack and Google Meet. The platform listing is broad, but the product descriptions do not map each detector to a particular operating system.

Who it's for

The named sectors include fintech and banking, HR, government, media, education, legal, insurance and support centers. Security, HR and operations teams in those fields may value having checks for media, writing, email and live-call impersonation under one offering. The range is less compelling for someone who needs only an occasional image scan or a clearly priced individual plan.

Pros and cons

Pro: Covers media, text, email and live-call participant checks, which is useful for organizations facing several forms of synthetic-content and impersonation risk.

Pro: Offers API access, broad image-format support and a stated option to permanently delete content, helping address integration and data-handling needs.

Con: Custom pricing and a demo or sales contact create friction for buyers who need to compare costs or start without a sales conversation.

Con: The descriptions do not establish detection accuracy, and the listed security language is SOC 2-aligned rather than a stated certification.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see AI Deepfake Detection Tools.

Netarx is worth considering for individual video, voice and email protection: it has a free Individual plan and runs on mobile, desktop, web and browser-extension platforms.

ForgeSpy may suit someone who wants a freemium image and video scanning option with mobile and web access.

Deepfake Detector is a better fit for buyers wanting a defined free allowance: its free plan includes 50 detections per month, with up to two minutes per voice or video detection and web access.

FauxLens offers a free tier with 40 credits and four detections, making it an option for limited image checks across web, Android, API and extension access.

Hive AI-Generated Content Detection is an alternative for developers seeking access to more than ten models through an API, with free credits after adding a payment method and pay-as-you-go model selection.

Reality Defender may fit teams wanting a stated monthly entry point: its free RealAPI plan includes 50 scans, up to three seats, image and audio analysis, API keys and an analytics dashboard.

Sensity AI is another paid option, with a free trial and API, self-hosted, web and Windows platforms.

DuckDuckGoose DeepDetector is another option with a free plan and free trial, plus API, self-hosted and web platforms.

Verdict

Choose Unreveal if your organization wants one offering for synthetic media, text, phishing email and live-call identity checks, with API access and stated deletion controls. Look elsewhere if upfront pricing, a self-serve start or evidence of detection performance is central to your decision.