DeepCheck

DeepCheck is an AI people finder that searches public profiles and web results about a person and gathers them in one place. You start with a name, email address, username, or location, and DeepCheck collects public web pages, images, social accounts, LinkedIn profiles, and web mentions so you can review possible matches and check the original sources.

It is a search and research tool rather than an autonomous agent. AI is used to organize results, and paid searches can include an AI organized summary. You can try one public search for free with no account or credit card, then buy one time search packs with no subscription.

What Is DeepCheck?

DeepCheck is a web based information research service operated by DeepCheck, Inc. It brings together publicly available information about a person from across the web, including social media accounts, professional profiles, news coverage, forum posts, and other public mentions, so users do not have to run many separate searches.

The service focuses on public and otherwise lawfully accessible sources. It does not independently verify a person's legal identity, and it describes itself as not being an identity verification service or a substitute for regulated background screening.

How DeepCheck Works

A user enters a search term such as a full name, email address, username, or public profile URL, and can narrow results by location. DeepCheck shows search progress while it gathers results from public web and image sources, then presents possible matches with links back to the original pages.

Paid searches return full public web and image results, social profile discovery, and an AI organized result summary. Results are saved to the user's account, and reports can be exported as PDFs. DeepCheck is available on the web and through iOS and Android apps.

Key Features

• Flexible search inputs: Search by full name, email address, username, or location to find related public profiles.
• Social account discovery: Find public accounts on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, and LinkedIn.
• Email lookup: Reverse search an email address to surface the owner's public profiles and associated websites.
• Web mentions: See public comments, forum posts, blog articles, and news coverage connected to a name.
• AI summaries: Get an AI organized summary of results on paid searches.
• Live progress and source links: Follow search progress while results are gathered, then review matches against original sources.
• Saved results and PDF reports: Keep results in your account and export reports as PDFs.
• Web and mobile apps: Use DeepCheck on the web or through its iOS and Android apps.

DeepCheck Use Cases

• Check the public profiles of a new business contact before a meeting
• Identify who is behind an unknown email address
• Reconnect with old friends, classmates, or lost contacts
• Research someone's public professional background and work history
• Review your own online footprint to see what others can find about you

Who Is DeepCheck For?

DeepCheck is for individuals and professionals who want a quick overview of public information about a person. It suits people verifying contacts, researching professional connections, reconnecting with others, or auditing their own online presence, without paying for a subscription.

DeepCheck Pricing

DeepCheck offers one free public search with no account or credit card required. After that, users buy one time search packs: 5 searches for $4.99, 10 searches for $8.99, or 30 searches for $19.99, according to DeepCheck's pricing page at the time of listing. Credits are valid for 12 months and there are no recurring charges. Payments are processed by Creem as Merchant of Record.

Limitations

DeepCheck states that it is not a substitute for regulated background screening and does not verify a person's legal identity. Results come from public sources, may include people who share the same name, and should be checked against the original pages before relying on them. It should not be used for decisions such as employment, tenancy, or credit screening.

People search tools raise real privacy concerns. Information being public does not mean the person has no privacy rights, so use DeepCheck responsibly, respect the privacy of the people you search for, and follow the laws that apply where you live.