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Tell us about your use case for Skin Analysis, Makeup Try-On or Hair Color Try-On (Preview). Access is invite-only during early access.

General information

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Work email Phone number Region

Company Company name Company website Industry Expected monthly image volume What use case are you building?

Who it is built for

The teams the API is designed for. Some are channels: one integration can reach many end businesses.

Consumer Apps & Mobile Studios

Premium camera features, without building a model team first.

photo, avatar and editing studios that need a camera feature live this month.
AI Agents & Assistants

The ability to measure the user, called from their own tools through the API.

assistant products and agent frameworks adding vision tools — today they can describe a face, but not measure one.
Platforms, Marketplaces

A capability embedded in their own product. One integration, many end businesses.

e-commerce platforms and marketplaces, each carrying many merchants behind one contract.
Vertical SaaS

An appearance feature inside software their customers already run every day.

clinic, salon, booking and fashion PLM software adding analysis or try-on for their own users.
Agencies & Integrators

A reusable capability across client projects, behind one integration.

creative agencies, systems integrators, and the teams building retail kiosks, mirrors and in-store hardware.
Developers & product teams

Server-side SDKs and a quickstart, so a prototype needs no vision engineer.

solo developers and in-house teams who have been told to add a camera feature this quarter and have no vision engineer.
Brands & Retailers

Makeup and hair color try-on, and skin analysis, on the product page.

beauty, apparel, eyewear and retail chains measuring the result in conversion and returns.

Not a list of models — a list of things that ship.

Pricing that fits early access

During early access, pricing is agreed per account. Tell us your expected volume and we will talk it through.
Submit, poll, done

Upload the image once, submit a job, and poll it for the result, or let the SDK wait for you. A retried submit with the same idempotency key returns the same job.
Server-side SDKs for TypeScript and Python

Published on npm and PyPI as a Developer Preview. API keys are server-side credentials, so the SDKs run on your server, not in a browser.
Failed jobs are not charged

A job that fails is not billable: its credit hold is released, never captured. A photo that cannot be processed fails the job with an error code, so you pay only for results.