Is QOVES Free? What You Can Get Without Paying (2026)

Is QOVES free? No. On 10 November 2026, QOVES advertised a US$150 yearly membership and one analysis each year. We found no free face scan or trial on the public pages we checked. GlowUp Face is our pick if you want a free preview and a one-time report without a membership. QOVES fits better if you want a person to review the analysis.

What can you get from QOVES without paying?

You can read QOVES's public explanations, assessment list, sample fragments and Insights articles without buying a membership. These pages show the service's method and examples of its output. They don't give you a personalized analysis.

The paid service is different. QOVES says you upload six face and head photos through its online portal. Its team then prepares an analysis, protocol and visualizations within 28 days. The home page describes this as an ongoing service, not a one-off purchase.

QOVES's home page displayed “/ year” without a readable amount during our check. Its own Face++ comparison page stated US$150 per year. That membership covers one analysis per year, updated protocols and visualizations, plus messaging access to the care team. We didn't verify a country-specific checkout, taxes or offers.

So, is QOVES face analysis free? The public material is free to read, but the personalized analysis is paid. “Cancel anytime” describes the membership terms. It does not mean you can obtain the analysis as a free trial. For a fuller look at costs, refunds and value, use our QOVES cost and value guide.

QOVES and GlowUp Face: what is free?

Publicly stated access and payment terms

Decision point	GlowUp Face	QOVES
Free personal output	A preview after a valid email, with no card. It shows a top visible opportunity and selected proof maps.	No free personal scan or report was advertised on the pages checked.
Paid model	One payment for one full report. No subscription or recurring charge.	US$150 yearly membership on its own comparison page. One analysis each year; cancel anytime.
Paid output	Visible skin readings, supporting face context, hairstyle views, a 30-day plan and a PDF.	Facial analysis, improvement protocol, biometric scores, visualizations and care-team messaging.
Human or automated	Photo signals are automated. The product doesn't promise a person will read each report.	QOVES says every analysis is reviewed by its team.
Platform	Browser-based. No app installation is required.	QOVES describes an online portal. Its pages checked did not identify a mobile app.
Rating approach	No attractiveness rating. Photo measurements and scoring bands are non-clinical heuristics.	QOVES publicly describes biometric scores and aesthetic assessments, rather than a single free scan.
What happens to photos	Server processing; private copies may remain outside short report timers and are deleted on request.	QOVES collects photos to prepare reports. Its privacy policy says data may help refine machine-learning systems.

Checked on 10 November 2026 on the QOVES home and welcome routes, plus its Face++ comparison and privacy pages. We also opened GlowUp Face's pricing and face-data pages, and the US App Store listing discussed below. The welcome route redirected to the home page. Prices and plans change, so check the current checkout before paying.

This is a desk comparison of public pages. We did not buy either report or view a members-only QOVES screen. For a closer comparison of the paid deliverables, read what each QOVES and GlowUp Face report includes.

Does QOVES offer a free trial?

We found no QOVES free trial on the home page, the welcome route or the comparison pages we opened. We also found no free scan that returns personalized results. That is narrower than claiming a trial can never exist. A new offer could appear after our check.

Before entering payment details, look for three facts at checkout: the amount, billing period and renewal terms. If the page only says “cancel anytime,” treat it as a renewing membership unless the checkout clearly says otherwise.

Is the QOVES app free?

An App Store listing named “Qoves: Facial Analysis” was free to download in the US store. Its full tips and routine required a subscription. The listing named APPAI LABS (SMC-PRIVATE) LIMITED as the seller, not Qoves Inc.

That distinction matters. The QOVES pages we checked did not identify or link this listing as an official QOVES app. We therefore can't treat its download, plans or outputs as part of QOVES's web membership. A shared product name is not proof of common ownership.

1. Open the store's information section and read the seller's full legal name.
2. Check whether the product's official site links to that exact store listing.
3. Read the in-app purchase section before paying. “Free” may describe only the download.

The US listing also showed different subscription amounts in its description and in-app purchase section during our check. Use the amount shown in your actual purchase confirmation. Store country and current offer can change what you see.

Where QOVES is stronger

QOVES is stronger when you want a person involved. Its site says every analysis is reviewed by its team. It also gives you messaging access to a care team. GlowUp Face does not promise a human review of every report.

QOVES also suits a longer service relationship. Its membership includes a new analysis, protocol and visualizations each year. That can fit someone who wants annual reassessment and a place to ask follow-up questions.

The trade-off is direct. QOVES asks for a yearly membership and says delivery can take up to 28 days. You may accept both because the human layer is the point.

Where GlowUp Face is stronger for a free reader

GlowUp Face shows personal output before payment. The free preview needs a valid email but no card. It surfaces a top visible opportunity and selected proof maps from your photo. The complete report remains paid.

Payment is one-time for one report, rather than yearly. The full report combines visible skin signals, hairstyle views and a 30-day plan. It runs in a browser, so there is no app to install. It also avoids an attractiveness rating.

GlowUp Face is the wrong choice if you want diagnosis, treatment decisions, a human expert, offline use or daily skin tracking. Its photo readings depend on lighting, pose, focus and camera distance. They are not clinical grades. Read the stated photo handling before uploading.

A practical way to choose

Illustrative example: suppose you want to see whether a face-analysis format is useful before spending anything. Start with a free preview. If the selected maps answer your question, you can stop there. If you want the full plan, compare the one-time price with the value of a human-reviewed yearly service.

• Choose QOVES if a person reviewing your analysis and follow-up messaging justify a yearly membership.
• Choose GlowUp Face if you want personal output before paying, then one report without renewal.
• Choose neither for a diagnosis, medical treatment or an objective measure of attractiveness.

If neither structure fits, our guide to QOVES alternatives separates free previews, one-time reports and subscription tools.

Our pick for a free preview without a membership

GlowUp Face is our pick for this specific reader. You can see a limited personal preview first, then decide whether one paid report is useful. Nothing renews. Its browser-based AI face analysis shows the free starting point and the limits before you upload.