Resemble AI review: Deepfake detection and watermarking for audio, video and images, aimed at enterprises

What Resemble AI does

Resemble AI is a platform for spotting AI-generated media and proving where content came from. Its detection product checks audio, video and images, and a companion layer called Intelligence writes human-readable explanations of why something was flagged. A separate Meetings product is described as working with Zoom, Teams, Meet and Webex, and a newer model is aimed at telling AI agents from people on websites.

On the verification side, the vendor offers imperceptible watermarking across audio, image, video and text, plus voice identity enrollment to counter impersonation. Everything is reachable through a REST API with Python, Node.js and JavaScript SDKs, and it can be deployed in the cloud, on-premises or in air-gapped setups. A Zero Retention Mode deletes submitted media after analysis.

Pricing is tiered. Flex costs $0 per month with no subscription fee: you buy credits and pay for what you use, and the credits do not expire. Team is $350 per month billed monthly, or $280 per month billed yearly, and includes 5 seats. Business is $1,000 per month billed monthly, or $800 per month billed yearly, with 20 seats, SSO and calendar integration for Meetings. Enterprise pricing is handled through sales and covers volume pricing, SLAs, custom model training and on-premises deployment. Usage rates are listed separately, for example $0.03500 per second for audio detection on Flex.

• Audio, image and video deepfake detection
• Human-readable forensic explanations
• Meeting protection for Zoom, Teams, Meet and Webex
• Multimodal watermarking
• Voice identity enrollment
• AI agent detection for websites
• On-premises and air-gapped deployment
• Zero Retention Mode

Our take

Resemble AI fits security, fraud and trust-and-safety teams that need to check audio, images and video and keep an explanation trail for audits. The free Flex plan with pay-as-you-go credits lets a developer try the API without a subscription, which is a low-risk way to evaluate it. The trade-off is that costs are usage-based, so heavy volumes need careful estimating, and features such as SSO sit on the $1,000 per month Business tier or above. It is less suited to individuals wanting a simple consumer app, since the pages focus on enterprise, API and compliance use. Accuracy figures on the site are vendor claims and should be checked against your own samples.