Resemble AI
Deepfake detection and watermarking for audio, video and images
Overview
Resemble AI sells deepfake detection for audio, images and video, C2PA-compatible watermarking, voice and likeness identity matching and plain-language explanations of results, through an API, a meetings product and a Chrome extension. It stopped selling voice cloning and text-to-speech to new customers in 2026; its Chatterbox voice models remain free under an MIT licence.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Deepfake detection for audio, image and video
- Intelligence insights and identity enrolment
- Real-time detection for meetings
- Platform and API access
- Lower usage rates on select services
- Intelligence for meetings included
- Large file and batch uploads
- Org-wide calendar integration for Meetings
- Meetings security notifications
- Single sign-on
- Volume pricing and enterprise SLAs
- Custom model training
- On-premises deployment
Use cases
What you can produce with Resemble AI
- A deepfake verdict on an audio clip, image or video through the API or web platform
- Real-time alerts when a synthetic voice or face joins a meeting
- Imperceptible, C2PA-compatible watermarks embedded in media and read back after editing
- A match check of a caller's voice or likeness against an enrolled identity
- Plain-language explanations and structured JSON for each detection result
- Deepfake checks on images, video and audio while browsing, via the Chrome extension
Resemble has made a clean pivot: the voice-cloning business that made its name is closed to new customers, and the company now sells deepfake detection, watermarking and identity matching with published per-second prices, a no-subscription Flex plan and four free scans a day. Its long experience building voice models is a credible basis for detecting them, though the headline accuracy figure is the vendor's own pick of benchmark.
Worth evaluating for contact centres, finance and media teams worried about impersonation. Not a choice for voice generation any more; use the open-source Chatterbox models or another vendor.
What we found
Resemble AI is no longer a voice-cloning company. Zohaib Ahmed and Saqib Muhammad started it in 2019 to give game studios synthetic voices, and for years it sold voice cloning, text-to-speech, speech-to-speech and the Localize dubbing tool. On 13 August 2026 Ahmed, the chief executive, wrote that Resemble had stopped selling voice AI to new customers and put the whole company behind deepfake detection. Existing voice customers are still supported, and the old product pages now lead to a notice that the product is no longer available.
What it sells now is five detection services: DETECT for audio, image and video, a watermarker compatible with C2PA, identity enrolment that checks whether a voice or face matches a registered person, fraud-pattern matching, and an Intelligence layer that turns a score into plain-language reasoning. They reach users through an API, a meetings product that plugs into Microsoft Teams and other platforms, and a Chrome extension. Resemble calls its DETECT-World model the most accurate audio deepfake detector, at 99.5% on a Podonos benchmark; that is the vendor choosing its benchmark, not a result we could confirm.
Pricing is published. Flex has no subscription and bills usage, with audio detection at $0.035 a second and video at $0.07, and a free account gets four scans a day through the extension. Team costs $350 a month for five seats, or $280 billed annually, with lower usage rates; Business is $1,000 for twenty seats, or $800 annually, with single sign-on; Enterprise adds on-premises deployment and custom models.
The voice models live on as open source. Chatterbox, under an MIT licence, clones a voice from a few seconds of audio and has multilingual and Turbo variants, but Resemble says it will build no new commercial voice models. In December 2025 it raised $13 million from investors including Sony Innovation Fund, Okta Ventures and Google's AI Futures Fund, bringing its total to $25 million. Anyone shopping for voice cloning should look elsewhere.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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