Qoves sells a specialist-reviewed facial analysis by annual membership, delivered within 28 days of photo upload, per its own site; we run a free on-device scan and sell one report. This page states only what each product has published.
What Qoves Does
Qoves sells a written, human-reviewed facial-aesthetics analysis, not an instant app score. Its homepage describes the product plainly: you upload six photos of your face and head through its portal, its team assesses "more than 160 unique beauty markers," and within 28 days you receive an analysis plus a transformation protocol. The company, QOVES Inc. of Delaware per its own terms, runs this as an ongoing membership: one analysis per year, updated protocols annually, cancel anytime, with a named advisory board of plastic surgeons and dermatologists presented on the homepage. Its insights library documents the measurements it analyses, canthal tilt, gonial angle and facial thirds among them, alongside guides to cosmetic procedures. Two boundaries come from Qoves' own legal pages: its terms state the reports are informational and "should not be construed as medical advice," and that "we do not guarantee the accuracy of all analyses, measurements, or assessments in our reports." That is a real product with a real turnaround, and it is a different shape of product from an instrument that measures while you wait. The subscription-app end of the same category gets the same fact-first treatment on the Umax Alternative.
What We Do Differently
- Measurement before money: our free scan runs a 478-landmark AI facial analysis in your browser, and photos never leave your browser during that scan. Nothing to book, nothing to join: a free AI attractiveness test, no upload. Qoves' model runs the other way: pay, upload, then wait for the queue.
- A formula you can read: our attractiveness score comes from a published, versioned formula, so the arithmetic can be checked instead of trusted: how we measure, and where the measurement fails.
- Seconds, not weeks: no human review queue exists here, so the scan scores while you watch. That is a genuine trade: Qoves adds specialist eyes and takes up to 28 days; we return a reproducible measurement immediately.
- One purchase, not a membership year: the paid report is bought once and kept as a PDF you download and keep, with no renewal attached to it.
Side by Side
This table states only what each product has published on its own pages, with every Qoves cell traceable to its homepage, terms or privacy policy. Where the two products differ by design, the table says so without pretending the difference is a defect.
| Factor | Qoves | Us |
|---|---|---|
| Price model | $150 per year membership, one analysis per year, cancel anytime, per qoves.com | $19 once for your Attractiveness Report; the free scan costs nothing |
| What you get | Written analysis of 160+ beauty markers with a transformation protocol, reviewed by its team; insights cover cosmetic procedures | 478-landmark AI facial analysis: symmetry, proportions, harmony; no medical or procedure advice |
| Turnaround | Up to 28 days from photo upload, per its own FAQ | Free scan scores in seconds, in your browser |
| Photo handling | Six photos uploaded to its portal; privacy policy permits using customer data to refine machine learning algorithms | Free scan on-device, photos never leave your browser; paid photo deleted within 24 hours, never used for training |
| Refund policy | Full refund only before photos or questionnaire are submitted, for up to 90 days; none once work has started, per its terms | 7-day refund |
Checked against qoves.com's homepage, terms and conditions (last updated May 15, 2026) and privacy policy (last updated December 3, 2025) on September 1, 2026. If Qoves changes its pricing, turnaround or policies, its own pages become the more current source, not this one.
The Scope We Don't Cover, On Purpose
We measure facial geometry, and we stop there deliberately. Qoves reaches further: its insights library carries a whole section on cosmetic procedures, botox, dermal fillers, facelifts and laser resurfacing among them, and its terms describe reports discussing facial aesthetics, orthodontics and other health-related subjects. That reach is a legitimate editorial choice on its side, and it is the exact territory we exclude. No page here recommends a procedure, names a provider, or reads a scan as a diagnosis, because a landmark model measures proportions and knows nothing about tissue, health or risk. Both companies say their output is not medical advice; Qoves says it of its reports in its terms, and we say it of every score on this site. Anything permanent belongs with a qualified professional who examines you in person. A measurement is a starting line, not a treatment plan.