RealStamp lets creators prove content is genuinely theirs with a Face ID-signed, Sigstore-verified stamp. See RealStamp pricing, features, pros and cons.
Category
Security
Pricing
Freemium with a Free tier (10 stamps/month), Creator at $9/month or $89/year for individuals, Business at $99/month or $990/year for teams, and a $2,500/90-day Compliance Pilot for organizations needing EU AI Act Article 50 readiness.
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
SaaSFree PlaniOSAndroidGDPR CompliantEnterpriseAPIChrome ExtensionFreemiumBrowser Based
RealStamp is an authenticity and human-provenance platform from Skillecta Inc. that helps creators, journalists, sellers, and job seekers prove a piece of content is genuinely theirs. Users confirm liveness with Face ID, and RealStamp signs a tamper-evident "stamp" with a device-bound Secure Enclave key rather than uploading biometric data anywhere. Each stamp gets a unique ID, verification token, and scannable QR code, and is anchored to Sigstore Rekor, the same public transparency log used for software supply-chain security, so anyone can independently verify it. RealStamp also supports revocation for disputed content and an impersonation-claims workflow aimed at AI deepfake disputes. It ships as iOS and Android apps, a WordPress plugin, browser extensions, an embeddable web SDK, and a REST API, and it positions itself around emerging AI-content-labeling rules such as the EU AI Act.
Key Features
Face ID liveness verification — A one-tap Face ID check confirms a real human was present at the moment of capture, using Apple's Secure Enclave to keep biometric data on-device.
Tamper-evident stamps — Each verified piece of content receives a unique ID, verification token, and scannable QR code that can be checked against RealStamp's public verify API.
Sigstore Rekor anchoring — Stamps are anchored to Sigstore Rekor, the same public transparency log used for software supply-chain security, enabling independent third-party verification.
Revocation and impersonation claims — Creators can revoke disputed stamps and file impersonation claims to flag AI deepfakes or unauthorized use of their identity.
Multi-platform integration — Ships as iOS and Android apps, a WordPress plugin, browser extensions, an embeddable HTML/JS snippet, an npm SDK for React and Node.js, and a REST API.
Team and compliance controls — Business plan adds 25 team seats, an org-wide audit trail, co-signer workflows, custom branding, webhook notifications, and SSO via Google or Microsoft.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Biometric Face ID check happens on-device via Secure Enclave, so raw biometric data never leaves the user's device
Stamps are anchored to Sigstore Rekor, giving independent, publicly auditable verification rather than a closed proprietary log
Generous free tier (10 stamps/month) makes it easy to try before committing to a paid plan
Wide integration surface: iOS/Android apps, WordPress plugin, browser extensions, embeddable SDK, and REST API
Cons
Free plan is capped at 10 stamps per month with only 30-day history, which may be limiting for active creators
Core verification relies on Face ID/Secure Enclave hardware, so support on non-Apple or older devices is unclear
As a newer entrant (patents still pending) it lacks the long track record of established e-signature or authenticity platforms
Higher-tier features like SSO, audit trails, and bulk verification API are gated behind the $99/month Business plan