Profile Flag exists because online profiles are easy to write and hard to check. A photo can be borrowed, a job title can be invented, and a story can be rehearsed. Before you invest time, money, or trust in someone you met online, you deserve a calm, sourced second opinion.
We are deliberately not in the business of accusing anyone. Most people are exactly who they say they are — and when that is what the evidence shows, our report says so plainly. What we do is check the checkable parts of a profile against public sources and show you our work.
We review public-facing profiles, public web pages, and the evidence you submit. We never log into accounts, never bypass privacy settings, and never buy data from brokers.
Every finding names the claim being checked, the evidence we found, and the source it came from — with a confidence level. If we can't verify something, we say so instead of guessing.
Profile Flag is not a consumer reporting agency. Reports are informational research aids, not legal findings, and must not be used for employment, tenancy, credit, or insurance decisions.
Curious how a report is put together? Read how we analyze a profile, or review our terms and privacy policy.