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Check a file on your own device. Nothing is uploaded.
- Unlimited scans
- PDF, PNG, JPG, WebP
- Bank statement and paystub math
- Downloadable report
Free scan · pay per review
Scan on this device. Pay only for a second pass.
No account. No subscription.
Banks and credit unions: email hello@ocolta.com for desk capacity.
$5per document
A model-assisted second pass you opt into.
- Signals on the file, with limits and next checks
- Where each one appears
- What a person should verify next
- Downloadable report
$10per document
When the institution name is the open question.
- Everything in Deep Review
- Institution names checked against public sources
- Cited links on each finding
- Institution-typed fields only; automated classification has limits
Institution names, printed business addresses, or domains—not the file. Not a consumer report.
Buy Deep Review+Every paid review covers one document up to 5 MiB and, for PDFs, 25 pages; images are additionally limited to 10,000 pixels per side and 40 megapixels. Each review asks for explicit consent before any external processing, and never stores the document itself. A file over that cap is declined and does not use the credit.
Packs
Prepaid credits. Same review. Lower price per file. Credit records have no expiry field, but self-service access depends on the purchasing browser's access cookie, issued for up to one year; there is no account or cross-device transfer.
Document requests are free. Ocolta emails a private upload link and runs Integrity Scan on what comes back. Deep Review stays opt-in.
Send a document requestBefore you buy
Pricing questions
Why is the scan free?
It runs on your device. Ocolta does not store the file.
What does Deep Review cost?
$5 one file. $10 Deep Review+. Packs $19, $39, $69, $139. One-time. No subscription.
What does Deep Review+ add?
Institution corroboration from organization-typed names, printed business addresses, or domains on the document. Public sources. A “not found” result is inconclusive.
What leaves Ocolta on Deep Review+?
Only allowlisted institution-typed text reaches research providers—not the document. A privacy guard strips person-level fields, but automated classification has limits. Not a consumer report.
What are the caps, and what happens if a paid review fails?
Scan: 15 MiB. Paid: 5 MiB, 25 PDF pages, images up to 10,000 pixels per side and 40 megapixels, and 5,000 output tokens. OpenRouter does not provide an exact input-token preflight. The first technical failure allows one manual retry; a second failed started attempt exhausts access and requires purchase support. A completed, unable-to-determine, or safety-refused result uses the credit. The purchasing browser can enable a scoped paid-review API connection with an explicit credit limit; see the workspace integration guide.