QOVES pricing
How much does QOVES cost?
Last updated: July 2026
Disclosure
We build Facet, which competes with QOVES. Read this with that in mind. Every QOVES figure below is labelled as reported by third parties, because QOVES does not publish these numbers itself. We have not inflated anything, and where the honest answer is "we do not know", we say that instead.
The short answer
QOVES does not publish its pricing. When we checked in July 2026, the pricing page returned a 404 and the homepage listed no figures at all, so the only way to find out what you will pay is to start the checkout process. Third-party listings most often report a membership of around $150 per year, with individual packages between roughly $100 and $250.
What we checked ourselves
In July 2026 we visited the QOVES site looking for a published price. The dedicated pricing URL returned a 404 error, and the homepage contained no membership or package figures anywhere in its content. The only prices shown were example costs of cosmetic products referenced inside a sample protocol, such as brow shaping at $25, which are not the cost of the service.
We are not going to guess at why that is. We are simply noting that if you want a firm number before committing, you will need to begin their checkout to see one.
What third parties report
| Item | Reported | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Membership, reported | About $150 per year | The most commonly cited figure across third-party listings. |
| Individual packages | About $100 to $250 | Range seen in third-party directory listings. Contents vary by package. |
| Free tier | None | No free report and no published sample output. |
| Turnaround | Days, not minutes | A human analyst reviews each report. Some reviews report over a week. |
Figures compiled from third-party tool directories and published customer reviews, July 2026. QOVES does not confirm these publicly, and prices can change without notice.
What an annual membership adds up to
Using the commonly reported $150 per year, and comparing against a single $39 payment. This is the part that matters most if you plan to keep measuring over time, since tracking change is the main reason to use one of these tools at all.
| Cumulative cost | QOVES, reported | Facet |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $150 | $39 |
| Year 2 | $300 | $39 |
| Year 3 | $450 | $39 |
| Year 5 | $750 | $39 |
| Year 10 | $1,500 | $39 |
The cost of measuring more than once
A single analysis tells you where you stand today. It does not tell you whether anything you changed actually worked. For that you need to measure again, and that is where the pricing models separate sharply.
On a recurring membership, each year of tracking carries the full cost again. Facet includes unlimited rescans for life in the single $39 payment, so measuring quarterly for three years costs exactly the same as measuring once. Whether that matters depends entirely on whether you intend to treat this as a one-off curiosity or as something you actually track.
What you can see before paying
QOVES
Nothing
No free tier and no published sample report, so the deliverable is unknown until after purchase. The price is also not visible until checkout.
Facet
A complete report
A full sample report is published openly, free and without an account, so you can judge the quality before spending anything. The price is on the pricing page.
Frequently asked
How much does QOVES cost?+
QOVES does not publish its pricing. We checked in July 2026: the pricing URL returns a 404 and the homepage states no figures, so you have to enter the checkout flow to see a price. Third-party listings most commonly report a membership of about $150 per year, with individual packages listed roughly between $100 and $250. Because QOVES does not confirm these publicly, treat every figure, including the ones on this page, as reported rather than official.
Does QOVES have a free trial or a free report?+
No. There is no free tier and no published sample report, which means you commit money before seeing what the deliverable looks like. This is the most common reason people say afterwards that it did not meet their expectations, since expectations are only set after purchase.
Is QOVES a subscription or a one-time payment?+
Third-party listings describe it as an annual membership, so the cost recurs rather than being paid once. That matters most if you intend to track changes over time, because measuring your face repeatedly is the entire point of these tools and each year carries the full cost again.
What is the cheapest way to get a facial analysis?+
Free face-rating apps exist but generally paywall the actual results and produce a score that changes between uploads. Among paid options, Facet is $39 once with lifetime access and unlimited rescans, which is the lowest total cost we are aware of for a full report you can repeat. QOVES costs more but includes something no automated tool offers, which is a human analyst reading your specific face.
Is there a one-time payment alternative to QOVES?+
Yes. Facet is $39 paid once, with lifetime access and unlimited rescans, and results arrive in about 60 seconds instead of days. You can read a complete sample report first, free and without an account, so you know exactly what you would be buying.
Does paying more mean a more accurate analysis?+
Not necessarily, and it is worth being clear about this. Price mostly reflects whether a human is involved and how much written interpretation you receive, rather than measurement precision. Both approaches measure static facial structure, and static structure is only one input into how you actually come across to people. Any tool in this category, ours included, that implies otherwise is overselling.
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