The Face Report and this site do much the same thing: measure a face from one photo and sell a written report. The differences that actually matter are price, whether your photo is uploaded, whether you need an account, and whether it exists in your language.
What The Face Report is
The Face Report is a face-analysis site that sells a one-time report for US$17.49. The report covers 40+ measurements across seven facial regions, six AI hairstyle try-ons on your own photo, a twelve-season colour analysis, a ranked action plan and a four-week protocol, delivered as a web page plus an emailed PDF. It also sells AI image credits separately, starting at US$9.99 for ten. Payment is through Stripe, and an account is required so the report can be saved to it.
Figures here were taken from their pricing and credits pages in September 2026. Check their site for current numbers.
Side by side
The Face Report
Face Analyzer
Report price
US$17.49 once
US$6.99 once
Free tools
Nine free, more behind credits or the report
Six, all free
Measurements in the report
40+ across seven regions
15 across five regions
AI hairstyle try-ons included
Six
Three (extra packs US$4.99 per 10)
Your photo
Uploaded; free-scan photo deleted within two hours
Not uploaded — the scan and the annotated line drawings both run in your browser
Account
Required — the report is saved to it
None — the report link is the key
Language
English
English and Traditional Chinese
Payment
Stripe
Waffo, a merchant of record (it handles the tax)
Where The Face Report is genuinely better
It measures more
40+ readings across seven regions against 15 across five. More of your face gets a number, and for a report you read once that depth is a real part of the value.
More AI hairstyle try-ons
Six included against three. Both sites sell extra credits, but theirs starts you with twice as many.
Photos of your own face in the report
Their report includes cropped images of your face annotated region by region — a genuinely good way to show evidence. It requires uploading the photo, which is the trade this site declines to make; the line drawings here are produced in your browser instead.
It is far more established
Their pricing page cites over 160,000 scans in 30 days. This is a new site. Scale is not a feature, but it is a reasonable thing to weigh.
Where this site is different
The photo is never uploaded. Not for the scan, and not for the annotated line drawings in the report — those are drawn onto your photo in your own browser and disappear when you close the tab. "Deleted within two hours" is a promise you have to trust; "never sent" is one you can verify in your browser's network panel.
US$6.99 instead of US$17.49, with no account. No signup, no password, no saved profile. The report link is the key, and the report can be emailed to you as well.
It exists in Traditional Chinese. Tools, guides and the report, written in Chinese rather than translated.
Numbers stay out of the prose. Every measurement in the report is drawn as a bar with its value and reference band; the writing explains what it means without repeating the digits. That is a deliberate difference in how the same information is presented.
It lists what it does not score. Five items, against the three they mark as needing a side photo.
Who should pick which
Pick The Face Report if you want the most measurements per report, six hairstyle try-ons included, and annotated photos of your own face saved to an account.
Pick this if you would rather not upload a photo at all, want to pay less, do not want an account, or want the whole thing in Traditional Chinese.
Both sites let you measure for free before paying anything, so there is no reason not to run both scans and compare the free output first.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is there a cheaper alternative to The Face Report?
This site sells a comparable one-time report for US$6.99 instead of US$17.49, with no account required. It is less deep — 15 measurements rather than 40+ — but the measuring is free either way, so you can scan here first and decide afterwards.
What is the main difference?
Where the photo goes. The Face Report uploads your photo and states that free-scan photos are deleted within two hours. This site does not upload it at all: the 478-point model runs in your browser, including the annotated line drawings in the paid report. The one exception is the optional AI hairstyle feature, which asks for consent and sends a cropped square that is deleted after generation.
Which report is more detailed?
Theirs. They publish 40+ measurements across seven regions and include six AI hairstyle try-ons; this site has 15 measurements across five regions and includes three. If depth per dollar is what you are optimising for, that is the honest comparison.
Does this site have a Traditional Chinese version?
Yes, the whole site — tools, guides and the report itself — exists in Traditional Chinese, written rather than machine-translated. The Face Report is English only.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no login anywhere on this site. After payment you get a report link that does not expire and needs no password, and the report can also be emailed to you. Keep the link or the email and you can reopen it any time.
Updated 2026-09-11
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Scan first, decide later
Measuring is free on both sites. Here it also runs entirely in your browser, so you can compare results without handing over a photo.
Front-facing, unobstructed, evenly lit photos work best. Your photo is analysed on your phone or computer and is never uploaded.
Get my personal style report
Your shape is a starting point. The report uses your measured proportions to explain hair and frame choices.
Hair, glasses, brow and color guidance based on your measurements
6 optional AI hairstyle renders, with separate photo consent
A prioritized action plan, web report and printable PDF
US$12.99US$6.9946% off One-time payment. No subscription, no account.
