How it works
A check in three steps
Enter what you know, and Birdeye does the reading. You get one report with sources, usually in about a minute.
Step 1
Enter what they told you
Their name, plus anything you know: where they work, where they went to school, their age, the city they live in. More detail means a sharper match.
Step 2
We read the public web
Birdeye searches public web pages and news for that person. It never logs in to anything or reads private accounts.
Step 3
Get a report in about a minute
Close the tab if you like. You'll get a notification when the report is ready, and it stays in your account.
What you get
What's in a report
One page per person, with a status on every section and a link behind every finding.
A plain-English summary
A short read on what came back and whether anything needs a second look.
Identity consistency
Do the name, job, school and city they gave you line up with what's public, or is something off?
Professional footprint
The work history and public profiles that match the details you entered.
A clear status for each section
Each part is marked No red flags, Review, Red flag, or Not verified, so you know where to look first. No red flags is never an endorsement.
Sources you can open
Every finding links to the page it came from, so you can check it yourself.
On iPhone and the web
One account, the same reports, wherever you run the check.
Your privacy
Quiet by design
Birdeye reads what anyone could find. It doesn't reach into accounts, and it never tells the other person.
Public sources only
Public web pages and news. No private accounts, no logins, no messages.
They're never told
The person you check isn't contacted or notified.
Your reports stay yours
Reports live in your account. You can delete your account and its reports any time.
Pricing
Start free
Try it on your next match. Upgrade only if you want more than the free checks.
Birdeye Pro
$6.00/month
Not limited to the 3 free checks. Or $60.00/year with a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time.
Start with a free checkKnow before you go.
Run your first check on the web, or get the app for checks on the go.
Results come from public pages available at the time of the check and can be incomplete or out of date. A report is a starting point, not a guarantee of safety. A result with no red flags is not an endorsement. Do your own research. Meet in a public place and tell a friend where you'll be.