Danaya vs Attestiv
Compare media authentication platforms — see why Danaya is the only solution that combines cryptographic sealing and AI deepfake detection.
Attestiv: Media validation for insurance and enterprise
The Key Difference
Unlike Attestiv, Danaya also includes AI deepfake detection for images, videos, and audio in every plan — starting free.
About Attestiv
Attestiv is a Boston-based company focused on tamper detection and media validation for the insurance industry. Their platform captures photos and videos with embedded fingerprints that can later be checked for modifications. Attestiv also offers basic AI-generated image detection, making it one of the few provenance platforms that includes some detection capability.
Attestiv primarily serves property and casualty insurance companies. Their workflow is designed for claims adjusters who need to capture field photos and verify that documentation submitted by policyholders has not been altered. Attestiv does not offer a consumer product, a free tier, or audio detection. Their AI detection is limited to images — video deepfake detection and audio clone detection are not available.
Best for: Insurance companies who need photo/video capture with tamper detection for claims processing
Attestiv: Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Combines media capture with basic AI image detection
- Purpose-built for insurance claims workflows
- Supports both photo and video capture with tamper detection
- Blockchain-based verification for audit trails
Limitations
- No AI detection for videos or audio — image detection only
- No free plan — enterprise pricing targets insurance companies
- No PDF certificate of authenticity — uses proprietary verification
- No public verification — recipients need an Attestiv account to verify
When to Choose Danaya Over Attestiv
An insurance company uses Attestiv to capture property damage photos during field inspections. Adjusters can verify that submitted photos have not been edited. But a policyholder submits a video walkthrough and a voice memo describing the damage — Attestiv cannot check if the video contains deepfake edits or if the audio is a voice clone. With Danaya, the insurance team gets photo and video sealing, AI detection for images, videos, and audio, plus a PDF certificate for each sealed media — with a free plan for individual adjusters to get started immediately.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Danaya | Attestiv |
|---|---|---|
| Cryptographic sealing — photos | ||
| Cryptographic sealing — videos | ||
| PDF certificate of authenticity | ||
| AI deepfake detection — images | ||
| AI deepfake detection — videos | ||
| AI detection — audio / voice clones | ||
| Free plan available | ||
| Public verification (no account needed) | ||
| GPS + timestamp proof | ||
| REST API access | ||
| Compression-resilient verification | ||
| Zero-knowledge (no media stored) | ||
| Starting price | Free — Pro at $4.99/mo | Enterprise only |
What You Get with Danaya
Cryptographic Media Sealing
Capture photos and videos live from your phone camera. Danaya locks GPS coordinates, timestamp, and SHA-256 hash at the moment of capture. Download a PDF certificate of authenticity. Anyone can verify it later — no account needed.
AI Deepfake Detection
Upload any image, video, or audio file. Our AI models detect GAN artifacts, diffusion patterns, face-swaps, voice clones, and audio manipulations. Get a clear verdict with a confidence score — free.
Pricing Comparison
Attestiv: Enterprise only — insurance-focused
Danaya: Free plan included — Pro at $4.99/mo, Business at $19.99/mo