See whether their profile and story line up. Start with a phone, email, username, profile URL, or name + city.
The free masked preview shows whether useful public evidence exists. The one-time Profile Crosscheck compares supplied claims, links every finding to its source, records unavailable checks, and states what remains unknown.
Profile Crosscheck: $9.99 USD once. No subscription. Secure Stripe checkout.
Live source checks found candidates across three categories. Names, URLs, and evidence details remain locked.
PrufAgent compares supplied claims with browser-visible profiles, creator pages, public directories, aliases, area clues, and open-web citations.
Public browser lanes, open-web references, creator pages, directories, and confidence-labeled social or dating-adjacent clues when sources support them.
Number structure and exact-number public references, plus public-profile, directory, and supplied area or email context when supportable sources return them.
Each report ends with Consistent evidence, Mixed evidence, Material conflict, or Not enough evidence. Every finding keeps its own confidence label.
Illustrative report components show the live URLs, confidence labels, unavailable sources, and evidence notes a completed report can contain.
Candidate links, evidence reasons, confidence labels, and unavailable-source boundaries appear together.
Number structure appears first; exact-number public references and linked public-profile clues are included only when found.
AI compares public URLs, usernames, directories, and source quality without turning a shared name or handle into a confirmed identity.
Built for the moment when you need to compare a profile or story against source-linked evidence.
Drop in a phone number, email, username, profile URL, or name plus area. Add the specific claims you want compared.
The report engine checks public profiles, creator pages, aliases, exposure context, and area-specific pivots without treating a shared name as proof.
Get claim comparison, source-linked findings, the source ledger, explicit unknowns, and next actions.
For people who feel the shift, hear the excuses, and want the online trail laid out without digging through 50 tabs.
Check the trail behind the excuses before you talk yourself out of your own gut.
Review supported number structure, exact-number public references, and linked profile clues.
Compare the person in front of you against the account trail they forgot to clean up.
Use area context when a common name needs sharper matching across dating, social, and creator signals.
These sample scenarios show how a customer can move from a clue to a confidence-labeled report.
A name and location search returns public candidates with links, evidence reasons, and confidence labels for review.
A reused username can surface reachable profile candidates while unavailable or weak sources remain clearly labeled.
A phone number starts with a free structure preview, then exact-number public references and linked profile clues are checked after unlock when available.
The masked preview comes first. Checkout appears when you decide to reveal the Crosscheck Report.
Every paid report includes a comparison, evidence findings, source coverage, explicit unknowns, and next steps.
Start with the identifier you already have. Phone, email, username, profile URL, and name + city all connect into the same Profile Crosscheck.
Check exact-number public mentions, owner context, usernames, and source-backed Facebook profile clues.
Search exact-number public references, profile clues, usernames, and web mentions linked to a phone number.
Turn an email into usernames, profile clues, dating signals, and web references.
Search phone-linked clues for Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and wider dating-profile trails.
Use an email to search dating, social, and username signals in one path.
Check Canadian mobile, landline, and VoIP numbers for supported structure, exact-number public references, and profile clues.
Search creator-platform clues, usernames, link pages, and social profile trails.
Step-by-step walkthroughs for the most common cases people bring to us.
No. PrufAgent checks browser-reachable web trails, profile pages, public dating-adjacent references, creator links, directories, and online clues. It does not hack accounts, bypass logins, or expose anything behind a paywall.
Each finding receives a High, Medium, or Low confidence label based on direct identifiers, URL validation, handle correlation, location context, and source support. The report never converts those findings into a score for whether a person is trustworthy.
The Crosscheck Report includes claim-by-claim comparison, source-linked findings, per-finding confidence, a source coverage ledger, explicit unknowns, and next steps.
PrufAgent is a profile-claim crosscheck, not a people-search dossier. It compares what you were told against browser-reachable evidence and keeps every shared name, unavailable source, and uncertainty visibly labeled.
Yes. Saved cases are private to the signed-in account and can be deleted from the case area. Live report output is not retained as a saved case unless the user explicitly saves it.
PrufAgent shows the cited trail, labels each finding, records source gaps, and supports customers at support@prufagent.com.