By Daan Haket · Researched and written with an AI assistant · who does what
There are no refunds, so a wrong purchase is a sunk cost after the 7-day trial.
people who join video calls from a Mac or Windows 11 PC and want an AI de-aging filter that runs on the computer itself.
you use an Intel Mac or Windows 10, you want a refund policy, or you need the camera on more than two computers.
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✓ Pricing re-verified 9 Nov 2026
FaceReady costs $19.99 a month, or $119.88 a year, which the page says works out at $9.99 a month. One subscription covers up to two computers, Mac or Windows. The 7-day trial carries a "FaceReady free trial" mark on the picture and needs no card; paid plans have no watermark and no time limit. You can start monthly and move to yearly later.
The pricing page says the company does not give refunds. Prices are in US dollars; any tax is added at checkout and we did not open checkout, so the tax amount is not known. Plans change, so check the live price on their site before you buy.

Intel Macs, Windows 10 and macOS versions older than 14 are not supported, and the free trial puts a watermark on your picture.
AI de-aging virtual camera for Mac and Windows that makes your face look younger in video calls, with processing on your own computer.

The yearly plan is $119.88 against $239.88 for twelve monthly payments, so it only pays off if you keep the camera in daily use for the full year. Since the page says there are no refunds, use the 7-day trial first and check the result on your own face and your own video app.
Download the Mac or Windows app from faceready.ai and start the free trial. On a Mac, open FaceReady from Applications, allow camera access, switch the FaceReady camera extension on, then choose FaceReady as the camera in your video app. The Mac version needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later and an Apple silicon chip; Intel Macs and Windows 10 are not supported. We did not install it ourselves.
Distilled from FaceReady's own homepage, pricing page, system-requirements page and Mac install guide, read on 9 November 2026 with research prepared in October 2026. FaceReady is an affiliate partner of ours through Awin. We have not used the app ourselves.
The natural comparison is Snap Camera: Snap Camera is not in our directory as a reviewed tool, so we have no comparison. Test the free trial against the filter you use now.
Per its pricing page, read on 9 November 2026, FaceReady is $19.99 a month or $119.88 a year. One subscription covers up to two computers.
Yes, seven days, with a FaceReady free trial mark on the picture. The page says no card is needed for the trial.
The homepage says your camera never touches the cloud. That is the supplier statement; we did not check how the app processes video.
The pricing page says the company does not give refunds, so use the trial before you pay.
A Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 14 Sonoma or later, or Windows 11. Intel Macs and Windows 10 are not supported.
The tax added at checkout, since we did not open checkout, and how cancellation works beyond what the pricing page says.
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