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Teams searching for resume fraud detection often land on TechLooker’s resume-fraud marketing pages alongside product tools like ResumeGuard. The buying experience is not the same.
This comparison stays qualitative where TechLooker does not publish a price, an OpenAPI spec, or a self-serve trial we could verify (public pages reviewed August 2026).
| Feature | ResumeGuard | TechLooker |
|---|---|---|
| API-first, self-serve signup | Yes | No |
| Pay-as-you-go (no monthly minimum) | Yes | No |
| Typical analysis time | Under 10s | Sales-led |
| Starting price per resume | $0.35–$1.00 | Enterprise |
| Multi-dimension scoring | 10 dimensions | Sales-led |
| Employer web verification | Yes | Partial |
| LinkedIn profile corroboration | Yes | Partial |
| Scholarly / publication check | Yes | No |
| Evidence flags + interview questions | Yes | Partial |
| Public OpenAPI documentation | Yes | No |
| Free try without credit card | Yes | No |
GetPruf, TechLooker, and Tofu positioning based on public product pages (August 2026). GetPruf API is listed on Business ($499/mo) and Enterprise. TechLooker’s resume-fraud page is sales/demo content and disclaims that it does not sell screening software. Tofu advertises a Fraud API but does not publish list prices or a public OpenAPI spec on the pages we reviewed.
TechLooker.com publishes a long “Resume Fraud Detection” page that describes ATS-connected, sales-led screening and asks visitors to request a demonstration. The same page includes a disclaimer that TechLooker does not provide resume fraud detection software or applicant screening tools directly. We found no public pay-as-you-go price list, no public OpenAPI spec, and no free browser check we could run without a sales conversation.
ResumeGuard is a live self-serve product: upload a resume in the browser or call the REST API. TechLooker’s public resume-fraud page is educational/sales content and, by its own disclaimer, is not a software product you can sign up for.
ResumeGuard returns ten scored dimensions, separate fabrication and polish risk, and evidence flags. TechLooker’s page describes layered detection in general terms. It does not publish a score schema or sample API payload we could compare.
ResumeGuard documents authentication, rate limits, and response shapes in public docs. We could not find a TechLooker OpenAPI spec or self-serve API key flow on techlooker.com.
ResumeGuard publishes $0.35–$1.00 per resume with no annual contract. TechLooker does not publish resume-screening prices on the pages we reviewed.
ResumeGuard offers one free analysis and typically returns in under 10 seconds. TechLooker’s page invites a free demonstration, not a self-serve upload.
We are not claiming TechLooker cannot deliver custom work through a services engagement. We are saying their public resume-fraud pages do not document a self-serve screening product with published pricing or API docs. If that changes, this page should be updated from those public sources.
FAQ
Their resume-fraud page describes a platform and asks for a demo, but the page disclaimer states TechLooker does not provide resume fraud detection software directly. ResumeGuard is a self-serve screening product with public pricing and API docs.
Search results for resume fraud detection surface that page. This comparison exists so staffing agencies, recruiting teams, and ATS developers can tell a live API product from a sales/content page.
Not on the public pages we reviewed. Use ResumeGuard’s published pay-as-you-go tiers if you need a number you can put in a budget.
Still have questions? Contact hello@resumeguard.io
One free analysis in the browser, then pay-as-you-go API screening — no annual contract.
