Normal & Deep
Compare the available beta with what’s coming next. Clear scope before you run a check.
An everyday check while you create. Review drafts and decide which takes need another look.
Your workspace sets the credit rate. Review the total charge before accepting each check.
A more thorough review for videos you plan to publish or deliver.
Coverage and pricing will be published when specialist checks are available.
Normal and Deep are analysis modes, not subscription tiers. Your workspace’s subscription, credit balance, and storage allowance remain in the app.
| What you get | Normal Check | Deep Check |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Drafts and everyday review | Planned closer review before delivery |
| Availability | Beta | Not yet available |
| Technical measurements | Video and audio measurements | Coverage to be confirmed |
| Visual analysis | Screening and source-frame verification when configured | Additional specialists in development |
| Lip sync & dedicated motion analysis | Not included as specialist checks | Planned; not yet available |
| Evidence & coverage | Source-frame evidence and explicit coverage | Scope to be confirmed at launch |
| Turnaround | Varies by video and workspace configuration; no published time guarantee | Not yet measured for public use |
| Public API | Coming soon | Coming soon |
Normal Check uses your workspace’s configured credit rate per started minute of admitted source time. A 30-second or 1-minute scope uses one billable minute; a 5-minute scope uses five. The quote shows the total credit charge before you start. No universal public currency rate has been confirmed.
Review the completion status and coverage in the report. Unsupported, incomplete, and failed checks are shown separately from completed checks with no findings. Each newly accepted run has its own quote and charge. Retrying the same accepted request does not create a second charge. Ask your workspace operator about failure and partial-check refund policies.
The current beta supports MP4, MOV, and WebM uploads, up to 2 GiB and 10 minutes. A supported container does not guarantee every codec or stream can be processed. Preparation confirms what Artlint can inspect.
Read the getting-started guide