Qoves is the best-known name in facial aesthetics reports - and at the time of writing it costs around $150 a year, with no free tier and no instant results. If you mostly want to know where your face actually stands - symmetry, proportions, face shape, feature scores - you can measure it free, in seconds, in your browser. No signup, no membership.
Short Answer
There is no free version of Qoves. The closest free alternative is a measured browser analysis like ours: instant scores from one photo, your photo auto-deleted within 2 hours, and an optional one-time $17.49 full report instead of a yearly membership.
| The Face Report | Qoves | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free browser tools; optional full report $17.49 one-time (mini from $7.49) | Membership around $150/year at the time of writing - exact price shown only at checkout; reported add-ons around $80 (express delivery), $180 (surgical recommendations) and $25 (haircuts) |
| What's free | Face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, canthal tilt, and more - real scores, no signup | No free analysis - the old one-time reports have been retired in favor of the membership |
| Turnaround | Instant - results in seconds, in your browser | Not instant - at the time of writing, standard processing is up to 28 days, or about 2 days with an $80 express upgrade |
| Photos required | One clear front-facing photo | A set of photos from prescribed angles (around six) |
| Commitment | None - pay once only if you want the full report | Yearly membership |
| Privacy | Your uploaded photo is auto-deleted within 2 hours; results are yours to delete anytime | Photos are stored under their privacy policy to support ongoing membership analysis |
Qoves details were last checked on 23 September 2026 against its public materials, press coverage and published reviews, and may change - its pricing is shown only at checkout. Qoves is a trademark of its owner; The Face Report is not affiliated with or endorsed by Qoves.
Qoves does not publish a price list - the figure appears at checkout after you have created an account. At the time of writing it sells a yearly membership rather than the one-time reports it used to offer, and there is no free analysis tier. Here is the money side by side:
| What you pay for | Qoves | The Face Report |
|---|---|---|
| Free analysis | None - sign-up and payment first | Face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline, canthal tilt, ratios - real scores, no account |
| Entry price | Membership around $150 per year at the time of writing | Mini report $7.49 one-time |
| Full written report | Included in the membership; the older one-time reports (roughly $100 to $300) were retired | $17.49 one-time, generated in minutes |
| Add-ons | Reported at the time of writing: express delivery around $80, surgical recommendations around $180, haircut recommendations around $25 | One price covers delivery in minutes and hairstyle previews on your own photo; guidance is non-surgical only |
| Renewal | Yearly | Never - nothing recurs |
Qoves prices last checked on 23 September 2026; they are displayed only at checkout and may change. Our prices are the live figures on this site.
Yes. Qoves is a real company, known for a YouTube channel with close to a million subscribers, and buyers receive the report they pay for. The open questions are the price, the wait, and how far the science behind the recommendations goes. Here is what three public sources say:
Trustpilot (checked 23 September 2026)
4.7 out of 5 from 815 reviews at the time of writing: 89% five-star, 5% one-star. Reviewers praise how detailed the analysis is and how quickly support replies. The complaints are preview images that looked unnatural, suggestions some found basic, delivery delays, and whether the result justified the price.
The Guardian (5 August 2026)
Reports $150 for a report of non-surgical recommendations, $180 more for surgical recommendations and $80 for express delivery, and describes a 30-page report. Psychologists quoted in the article said the research does not support recommendations this specific, and that services like this can harm people with body dysmorphia, eating disorders or low self-esteem.
Uncynical (Substack) (21 April 2026)
A first-hand review by a writer who got the service free in exchange for coverage. Lists $150 for the analysis, $80 for expedited delivery and $25 for haircut recommendations. Standard processing is 28 days; the expedited report arrived in 2. The writer called the price fair.
Buyers also post their reports and opinions on the r/QOVESStudio subreddit.
The psychologists' point applies to every face-analysis service, ours included. Our scores measure proportions and symmetry in one photo, and our paid report gives cosmetic, non-surgical guidance only. If you want a number to start from, the free analysis costs nothing.
The before-and-after images in a Qoves report are AI-generated previews of your own face with changes applied. The Uncynical reviewer received more feminine and more masculine versions of their face and haircut mockups. They show what a plan aims for, not a result anyone achieved, and some Trustpilot reviewers said they looked unnatural. Our full report also includes AI previews (hairstyles on your own photo), and the same caveat applies.
A real before and after is two photos taken weeks or months apart. To put numbers on yours, run a free analysis now and again after a change, in the same light, at the same distance and angle, and compare the scores.
Qoves is the better fit if…
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The sane order is free first: run the instant analysis, see which features actually move your scores, and only then decide whether any paid report - ours or theirs - is worth it for you. Comparing an app instead? See our Umax alternative guide.
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No. At the time of writing Qoves has no free analysis - it moved from one-time reports to a paid membership, with the price shown only at checkout. If you want a free starting point, The Face Report's browser tools give you real measured scores (face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, canthal tilt) with no signup.
At the time of writing the Qoves membership is around $150 per year, and the exact price is only displayed at checkout. Reviews and press coverage report add-ons of around $80 for express delivery, $180 for surgical recommendations and $25 for haircut recommendations. Its older one-time reports - which ranged from roughly $100 to $300 - have been retired.
At the time of writing, standard processing is up to 28 days after you submit your photos, or about 2 days if you pay around $80 for express delivery. The Face Report analyzes a single front-facing photo in your browser and returns scores in seconds; the paid full report is generated within minutes.
Yes. Qoves is a real company, known for a YouTube channel with close to a million subscribers, and at the time of writing it holds 4.7 out of 5 from 815 Trustpilot reviews. Buyers receive the report they pay for; the common complaints are the price, the wait and preview images that look unnatural. Psychologists quoted by the Guardian in August 2026 questioned whether the research supports recommendations this specific, a point that applies to every face-analysis service, including ours.
Most published reviews are positive: reviewers praise how detailed the report is and how quickly support replies. The negative ones cite the price, delivery delays, suggestions that felt basic and unnatural preview images. Buyers also post their reports on the r/QOVESStudio subreddit.
Its reports include AI-generated previews of your face with changes applied. They show what a plan aims for, not a result anyone achieved. For a measured before and after of your own, run a free analysis now and again after a change, in the same light and at the same angle, and compare the scores.
The Face Report is built for exactly this: instant, measured facial analysis in the browser - symmetry, proportions, face shape, and feature scores - free and without an account. If you want the deeper written report with styling recommendations, it's a small one-time price instead of a membership.
If you want a consultancy-grade document and the membership price doesn't matter to you, Qoves is one of the most detailed services available. Most people are better served starting free: measure your face, see which features actually move your scores, and only then decide whether a deeper paid report - ours or theirs - is worth it.
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