Areum runs a guided 3D face scan on an iPhone, then asks for a subscription before it shows the full report - one scan a week on the weekly plan. There is no Android or web version. If you want a face rating you can actually inspect, you can get measured scores free in your browser on any device, re-measure as often as you like, and see every line the score came from on your own photo.
Short Answer
The best Areum alternative for Android, desktop, or anyone who does not want a weekly plan: our browser tools rate face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline and canthal tilt free with unlimited rescans, and the optional full report is a one-time $17.49. Areum's one genuinely distinctive feature - how different demographic groups would rate a face - is a model's opinion, not a measurement, and it stays behind the subscription.
| The Face Report | Areum | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free browser tools; optional full report $17.49 one-time (mini from $7.49) | Subscription required for the full report - at the time of writing the weekly plans listed run from about $5 to about $30 a week, with report packs from roughly $35 to $80 |
| What's free | Real scores with no paywall - face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline, canthal tilt, ratios | The guided scan; the report itself sits behind the subscription |
| Rescans | Unlimited, free - re-measure whenever you change something | One scan per week on the weekly plan at the time of writing |
| Platform | Any browser - iPhone, Android, desktop. Nothing to install | iPhone only (iOS 17 or later); no Android or web version |
| What the score is | Measured geometry - symmetry, proportions, tilt - drawn on your photo, with percentiles from 14,144 published scans | A learned rating from a model trained on millions of human votes on AI-generated faces, with breakdowns by demographic group |
| Privacy | Free tools measure in your browser; uploaded photos are auto-deleted within 2 hours | A 3D face scan handled under the app's privacy policy, tied to your account |
Areum details reflect its App Store listing at the time of writing (September 2026) and may change; in-app prices vary by offer. Areum is a trademark of its owner; The Face Report is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.
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Either way, treat any rating as a private baseline to improve from - our honest looksmaxxing guide covers what actually moves the needle. Weighing a different app? The same breakdown exists for Umax, Qoves, FaceIQ Labs and PFPMaker.
The scan is free to run, but at the time of writing a subscription is required to see the full report, and the weekly plan includes one scan per week. If you want genuinely free scores, The Face Report's browser tools show face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline and canthal tilt with no paywall, no account, and unlimited rescans.
Areum sells through in-app purchases that change often. At the time of writing its App Store listing shows weekly plans from about $5 to about $30 a week, single-report unlocks around $5, and report packs from roughly $35 to $80, so the price you see depends on which offer the app presents. Check the listing's in-app purchase section before subscribing, and note that weekly plans renew automatically.
Yes. Areum is iPhone-only at the time of writing. The Face Report runs in any browser on Android, iPhone or desktop: upload one front-facing photo and get measured scores in seconds, free, with an optional one-time written report if you want depth.
Areum's headline is a learned rating: a model trained on millions of human votes on AI-generated faces predicts how people would rate yours, and breaks that down by demographic group. That is a real and interesting approach, but it is an opinion estimate you cannot inspect. A measured score comes from geometry on your own photo - symmetry, proportions, canthal tilt - drawn where you can see it, and placed against percentiles from real scans. Neither is a verdict; the measured one is the easier to act on.
They measure different things, so 'accurate' means different things. Areum estimates how people would vote; we measure what is geometrically there and tell you where it sits among 14,144 scans. Both depend on the photo: camera height, distance, expression and lens shift any face analysis. The useful test of either is repeatability - the same face under the same conditions should give the same number - and whether you can see what drove it.
A rating is only useful as a private baseline to improve from - not a verdict on your worth. Weekly-billed rating apps are built around re-scanning, and a 'how would this group rate you' breakdown can turn one number into five to worry about. Whatever tool you use, keep it private, act on the few changeable things it points at, and step back if it makes you more anxious rather than more confident.
Upload one front-facing photo and see your face shape, symmetry score and feature ratings in seconds - iPhone, Android or desktop, no app, no weekly plan. Your photo is auto-deleted within 2 hours.
Rate My Face FreeOne photo, instant measured scores, nothing to install.
Attractiveness Score
FreeThe measured scan Areum charges weekly for - free, on any device, unlimited rescans.
Face Symmetry Test
FreeA fitted midline and every landmark pair, drawn on your photo.
PSL Score
FreeA measured, consistent PSL rating from real geometry - not a forum guess.
Umax Alternative
The other weekly-billed rating app, given the same honest treatment.