Resemble AI

Resemble AI provides deepfake detection, watermarking, and voice APIs for developers and enterprise teams. Its current platform focuses on investigating audio, images, video, and other media. API documentation also covers speech generation, voice cloning, and voice asset management.

Key Highlights

• Detect synthetic or manipulated audio, images, and video
• Inspect explainable detection results
• Apply and detect multimedia watermarks
• Enroll identities and search for matches
• Use speech and voice-management APIs

What Makes It Different

The platform brings detection tools together with voice APIs. A team can inspect media authenticity and connect analysis to an existing workflow rather than treating detection as a separate manual check. Detection results still need context and an appropriate review process.

Features & Capabilities

Use the supported API or platform workflow to submit media for analysis. Detection and intelligence tools return scores, explanations, and content information. Identity workflows compare supplied references, while watermark tools support provenance checks.

Voice documentation includes text-to-speech, speech-to-speech, speech recognition, cloning, and recordings. Check the current endpoint, rate limits, and commercial offer before building a production workflow. Product access and processing charges are separate considerations.

User Ratings and Testimonials

Evaluate the service using representative media and a review procedure for false positives and missed detections. A benchmark result does not guarantee a correct verdict on every file. Inspect detection results against the context of the original recording or image.

Pricing & Value

Flex has no subscription fee and metered usage. Team costs $350/month or $280/month billed annually for five seats. Business costs $1,000/month or $800/month billed annually for 20 seats and SSO. Flex audio detection is $0.035/second and image detection $0.035/image; Team and Business list $0.015 for the respective units. Processing is charged separately.