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ResumeGuard vs Tofu

Tofu (hiretofu.com) sells applicant fraud detection for hiring platforms and recruiting teams — including a Fraud API that they say returns a risk score and reasons in under 200ms, plus ATS agents and interview-time deepfake features.

ResumeGuard is a resume-integrity API: 10 evidence-backed dimensions on the document and extracted career facts, public OpenAPI, and pay-as-you-go pricing. This page does not invent Tofu prices or plan names — hiretofu.com did not publish them on the pages we reviewed (August 2026).

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FeatureResumeGuardTofu
API-first, self-serve signupYesNo
Pay-as-you-go (no monthly minimum)YesNo
Typical analysis timeUnder 10s<200ms
Starting price per resume$0.35–$1.00Demo only
Multi-dimension scoring10 dimensions40+ signals
Employer web verificationYesPartial
LinkedIn profile corroborationYesPartial
Scholarly / publication checkYesNo
Evidence flags + interview questionsYesYes
Public OpenAPI documentationYesNo
Free try without credit cardYesNo

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.

What Tofu publishes

Tofu’s public Fraud API page targets hiring platforms and security teams. It claims <200ms responses, 40+ fraud signals, 99.9% API uptime, and network-effect matching across customers. The recruiting product pages describe 18M+ analyzed profiles, enrichment against 4B+ data points, ATS-native labeling, device/IP signals, and deepfake/proxy-interview detection. Pricing tiers are mentioned in a FAQ heading; the answers and dollar amounts are not visible as public list prices. We did not find a public OpenAPI document or a free browser upload comparable to ResumeGuard’s /analyze page.

Where ResumeGuard differs

What is being scored

ResumeGuard scores the resume: timeline, employers, credentials, writing patterns, and document provenance — with fabrication risk separated from polish risk. Tofu’s public pages emphasize applicant identity, device/IP, cross-customer network matches, and interview deepfakes in addition to resume signals. Those are different jobs. If you need a citeable resume-integrity report for recruiters, ResumeGuard is built for that. If you need device fingerprinting or live-interview deepfake monitoring, Tofu’s marketing describes those capabilities; we cannot verify depth from public docs alone.

Evidence-backed dimensions vs a risk score

ResumeGuard returns ten dimension scores and evidence flags. Tofu describes “a simple risk score and detailed fraud reasons payload.” We could not find a public sample payload or dimension list equivalent to ResumeGuard’s published example response.

Public API and OpenAPI

Tofu states it has a Fraud API and that teams can connect via API, ATS integration, or Chrome extension. ResumeGuard publishes the full OpenAPI spec and example JSON without a sales call. We could not locate a public Tofu OpenAPI URL.

Pricing you can start without a contract

ResumeGuard is $0.35–$1.00 per resume, no annual contract. Tofu does not publish per-resume or monthly prices on the pages we reviewed. Treat Tofu as sales-led until they post a public price list.

Free browser check and typical resume turnaround

ResumeGuard lets you try a full analysis in the browser in under 10 seconds. Tofu’s public CTAs are “Get started.” We could not verify a no-credit-card browser check. Tofu’s API latency claim (<200ms) is faster than ResumeGuard’s full resume analysis — that figure is for their fraud API, not a like-for-like 10-dimension resume report.

Tofu may be the better fit when the requirement is platform-wide applicant identity and interview fraud, not a transparent resume-scoring API. We are not claiming Tofu lacks an API — they advertise one — only that pricing, OpenAPI, and a free self-serve resume check were not verifiable from public pages.

Sources: hiretofu.com/fraud-api · hiretofu.com/resume-fraud-detection

FAQ

Common questions

Does Tofu have an API?

Yes, Tofu advertises an enterprise Fraud API. ResumeGuard also has a REST API, with public OpenAPI docs and self-serve keys. We could not find Tofu’s spec published the same way.

How fast is Tofu vs ResumeGuard?

Tofu claims under 200ms for Fraud API responses. ResumeGuard typically returns a full 10-dimension resume analysis in under 10 seconds. Those are different payloads — do not treat the latency numbers as a head-to-head on the same report.

What does Tofu cost?

Not published on the pages we reviewed. ResumeGuard’s public range is $0.35–$1.00 per resume with no monthly minimum.

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One free analysis in the browser, then pay-as-you-go API screening — no annual contract.