The table
| App | What it charges | One documented complaint |
|---|---|---|
| Mogalytics | $12, one time, everywhere. No tiers, no subscription. | Never uploads a photo — the reading runs in your browser. |
| Mogged / Umog | $6.99 one-off scan, ~$3.99/wk, or $79.99/yr — "A/B-tests constantly and differs by region." | Requires a selfie upload for every scan. |
| Umax | Free download, then $3.99-$9.99/wk or $9.99-$24.99/mo. | An independent comparison cites ~$200/year if the weekly tier is left running. |
| QOVES | ~$150/year membership; no published price list, cost appears at checkout. | Built for cosmetic-procedure research, not a quick score. |
| RateByFresh | Free scan preview, then $6.99/wk-$59.99/yr (app) or $9-$49/yr (its own site — different pricing per surface). | 2.17/5 App Store rating; calls its own rating "objective." |
| LooksMax AI | Free scan, verdict blurred until $3.99+/wk or you refer 3 friends. | Scores against a single "harmony template" an independent roundup calls narrow. |
| Maxxing | $3.99-$14.99/wk, $39.99-$49.99/yr, $29.99 lifetime, plus $4.99-$9.99 add-ons. | App Store reviews describe billing surprises on top of the coaching pitch. |
| Moggr | $3.99-$6.99/wk or $79.99/yr, plus $2.99-$5.99 "boost pack" purchases. | Reviewers report a daily usage cap even on a paid plan, and question whether the scan is real AI. |
| Hiface | Seven overlapping tiers, $4.99-$49.99, plus a $1.99 extra-scan credit. | Developer admitted in a review reply the extra-scan charge "should've been clearer." |
| PSL Face Rating | Seven-plus overlapping listings, $3.99-$29.99, several duplicate-named. | Reviewer reports being billed again a month after canceling. |
| LooxUP | Seven-plus listings, $4.99-$34.99, including three separately priced "Premium week." | Reviewer reports the same pose scoring 6.7, then 8.4, between scans. |
| Face Rating AI: Beauty Score | Ten listings, $5.99-$99.99, including a $0.00-labeled "free lifetime" entry. | Reviewer titled "bait and switch": the advertised free lifetime offer didn't exist in-app. |
| PSL - Looksmax & Ascend | Ten listings, $4.99-$49.99, across weekly, monthly, three yearly, and two lifetime tiers. | Reviewer reports a results paywall with no dismiss option short of force-closing the app. |
| PSL AI-Jawmax, Looksmax & Mog | Four listings: $1.99-$49.99 across weekly, yearly, onetime, and "forever" tiers. | Two reviewers report paying and then hitting a recurring error, with no scan result ever delivered. |
| PSLMax AI: Looksmax PSL Ascend | Six listings, $4.99-$29.99, including two differently priced "Yearly Premium" tiers. | Reviewer says the app's own before/after ad photos show two visibly different people. |
| Mogger: LooksMax AI | Seven listings, $1.99-$49.99, including two differently priced "Premium" tiers. | Reviewer titled their review "This app is a scam." |
| Ascendr: PSL Scale Ascender | The same "Ascendr Pro" purchase listed nine times across seven prices, $4.99-$34.99. | Two reviewers independently titled their reviews "Cash grab" and "Just a money grab." |
| UCHAD: See Your Potential | Ten listings across six prices, $1.99-$39.99, including a duplicate-named $9.99 unlock. | Reviewer reports the results stayed "locked" the moment they pressed "see my score." |
Snapshot figures, sourced per row (click through for full citations and dates) — in-app pricing in this category is widely reported to change often and can differ by region. Every app above scores an uploaded photo; Mogalytics has no visibility into any of their retention or data-handling practices and makes no claim about them.
Why Mogalytics is one row, not sixteen
$12, once, everywhere — no weekly tier, no duplicate-named purchase, no free-then-paywall step, and no photo, video frame, or landmark ever leaves your browser. See why most of these apps are free in the first place, or the practice guide for what the six on-device measurements actually are.
Related reads
- Omoggle alternatives, explained — the three different things people mean by that search.
- Why most face-rating apps are free — the paywall-timing mechanics behind this whole app category.
- Is Omoggle safe? — the live-duel exposure risk none of the apps above cover.