Sensity AI deepfake detector

The documentation's limits page is the card's source for input limits, read 9 November 2026: files up to 500 MB by direct upload or public URL, audio and video up to 1 hour, video up to 2560 px on the longest dimension, images in jpg, jpeg, png, tiff, gif, webp and jfif, video in mkv, flv, mov, mp4, avi, webm, 3gpp and m4v, audio in wav, mp3, m4a, ogg, aac, flac and pcm (docs.sensity.ai/resources/formats-limits). URLs can be submitted from X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, Pinterest, YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and Twitch. The submission endpoint "is rate-limited at the gateway to 100 requests per minute", and "each workspace has a submission quota for a billing period (monthly, quarterly, or yearly)"; on-premise deployments "do not enforce fixed media limits".

No price is published anywhere on sensity.ai or in its documentation, read 9 November 2026. The site's calls to action are "Get started", "Start a trial" and "Talk to an expert", and the documentation states the gate: "On Sensity cloud, a new signup is held for manual review. You cannot log in or create API keys until a Sensity administrator approves your account and you receive the welcome email" (docs.sensity.ai, read 9 November 2026). The card's free tier field therefore records none published, and the table below lists the two deployment forms the vendor describes without a figure in either.

Retention is stated once in years and otherwise open-ended. The privacy policy, last updated January 2024, reads: "We store the personal information we receive as described in this Privacy Notice for as long as you use our Services or as necessary to fulfill the purpose(s) for which it was collected", and then: "We will delete your biometric data within three years of your last interaction with the Services" (sensity.ai/privacy-policy, read 9 November 2026). The policy ties biometric data to "your selfie video and/or identification documents", and states no separate period for media files submitted for analysis; the documentation lets a workspace delete submissions through the API once processing ends. The card's retention rank field takes the three-year clause as the longest stated period, 1,095 days, and quotes the open-ended clause beside it. Ownership is Sensity B.V., Javastraat 25 I, 1094GZ Amsterdam, under terms last updated October 2026 and governed by Netherlands law with binding individual arbitration (sensity.ai/terms-and-conditions, read 9 November 2026).

Sensity publishes no accuracy percentage. The home page headline reads "The Most Accurate Deepfake Detection Solution" and its title tag "Best Deepfake Detection Software in 2026"; the product page says "Unparalleled accuracy in deepfake detection" and that the multilayer approach "ensure[s] higher accuracy, lower false positives, and robust adaptability against evolving threats" (sensity.ai and product page, read 9 November 2026). None of those sentences carries a figure. The tech page shows "89.0%" and "99.0%" inside example result panels labelled Confidence, which are illustrations of a score, not accuracy rates, and the card records them as such (sensity.ai/tech-stack, read 9 November 2026). The home page's counters are "35 min saved on manual reviews per case" and "+30 countries where we are deployed".

The vendor's caveats sit in the documentation and the terms. The conservative aggregation rule means one suspicious service flags the whole file; "Final validation happens server-side. A submission that appears within limits can still be rejected on the server" (docs.sensity.ai, read 9 November 2026); and the terms provide the services "AS IS, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND" and do "not guarantee that it will be reliable or available 100% of the time" (sensity.ai/terms-and-conditions, read 9 November 2026). No false positive rate is published, and no statement is made about re-encoded or edited media.