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See the real check, right now

This is exactly what your respondents go through. No signup, no integration, just the experience, and it takes a few seconds.

Four steps, one screen at a time. Every screen below is the real product unless it is marked otherwise.
1

They click your study link

From your panel invite, or a link in your survey platform, Alchemer here, wherever you recruit. The link opens the check first, not your study.
The handoff screen

Real product. 'Prove you're real. A quick face check before you continue.' One tap.

2

They do the scan

A few seconds in the camera with live prompts. No photo is shared with you or with your survey platform, only a yes or no.
The face scan

Real product. Live prompts guide them: 'Hold still.'

3

The fork: pass or fail

The scan ends one of two ways, and both are instant.
The scan ends
PassFail
Straight into your study
Screened out. Nothing to pay.

They pass

The success screen

Live and unique. They go straight on to your survey with a one-time password already filled in, then your questions. (Real product, demo partner brand.)

Survey login page pre-filled

The pass lane continues here: your survey’s login page, password already in the box. With auto-submit on, they skip this page entirely. (Illustration; the real page inherits your study’s theme.)

They fail

Denied screen

A duplicate face, a replay, or a bot. No password, no study, no complete, nothing to pay. They are routed to your panel’s screen-out, and a new device or browser changes nothing, because the check recognizes the face. (Real product.)

The fail lane ends here, by design. There is no page after this one.

4

When they come back

Same study: a dead end

Their face already earned its one password, and it is spent. One person, one response, permanently.

Your next study: welcome back

Recognized, less friction, and a fresh one-time password for the new study. You are never charged twice for the same human.

Barely any friction for the people you want

The whole point is that a genuine respondent hardly notices it. Real people clear the scan in seconds and are recognized on the way back, while the accounts you were about to pay for nothing quietly fall away at the door. It is a filter on who collects, not a hurdle for the people you want in your data.