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Face Harmony app cost: what each of the three apps charges, what is free, and who is behind them

The App Store search for "Face Harmony" returns three unrelated products, and the most-installed one is not the one the influencer promotes. Prices, trials, and identities, by app ID.

Published 2026-09-07 · ~7 minute read · Editorial standards

There are three iOS apps called Face Harmony, and they charge different prices. The one promoted by the looksmaxxing streamer Clavicular — Face Harmony by Clavicular, App Store ID 6781068829 — is free to download and sells $9.99 a week, $9.99 a month, $19.99 a month for Pro, or $49.99 lifetime (US prices, read 2026-09-07; unchanged since its 10 July launch). No free trial is listed on the store or on its website. Face Harmony: Face Rating (ID 6762082467, Stuke Digital LLC) launched three months earlier under the name "Clavicular – LooksMax AI", was renamed twice, and runs several concurrent price points from $3.99 to $9.99 a week and $39.99 to $59.99 a year. A third, Face Harmony: Looksmax AI (ID 6759776797), sells weekly access at $6.99–$9.99 and has no ratings.

None of the three has a Google Play listing we could verify. If you are searching "is Face Harmony free": all three download free, and all three put the real report behind payment.

1. Which Face Harmony? Three apps, one name

The App Store ID is the identity; the name is a label that, in this case, three developers share.

Two more traps: the Google Play app com.imlab.faceHarmony is an unrelated Japanese facial-movement tool, and the Play app "FaceMax" belongs to CleverCorp LLC, not Stuke. We found no verified Android version of any of the three.

2. Face Harmony by Clavicular: prices and the free boundary

In-app purchases (US App Store, 2026-09-07): Harmony Weekly $9.99 · Monthly $9.99 · Pro Monthly $19.99 · Lifetime $49.99. In Canada: $12.99 / $12.99 / $24.99 / $69.99 CAD. The weekly plan left running for a year is about $519. The store description lists what Pro unlocks: "Full facial report, Advanced sub-metrics, Detailed improvement plan, Side profile scan, Scan history."

Free trial: none is listed on the App Store or on faceharmony.org. One Canadian reviewer (24 July) wrote that an advertised 3-day trial was unavailable and quoted in-app prices of $6.99/week and $11.99/month — figures that do not match the store's purchase list, so treat the in-app paywall as its own price surface.

Is the score free? Reviewers consistently describe seeing a first score and then a paywall before the real results — in their words: "After first scan it gives you a fake score of 91.3" (23 July); "Basically gives u a fake score, and then makes u pay to give u a real score" (25 July); a lifetime buyer reported receiving "the same 91% score as everyone else" (24 July), to which the developer replied acknowledging the confusion. Those are user reviews, quoted as such; we did not test the paywall ourselves.

Data: the developer's reply states face measurement happens on-device and no face data is stored on a server. The privacy policy (effective 30 July 2026, Face Harmony App LLC) says photos, mesh and landmarks stay on the device, while derived facial measurements ("up to 100 numeric records per scan"), scores and onboarding data are stored in Google Firestore. Several July reviews report the phone-number verification step blocking onboarding.

3. Face Harmony: Face Rating (Stuke Digital): a moving price list

The US listing showed seven purchase items at once, including duplicate names at different prices — the signature of live price testing: Clav Weekly $3.99 and $7.99 · Clavicular Weekly $9.99 · 90 Days $19.99 · Clav Yearly $39.99 and $49.99 · Clavicular Yearly $59.99. Canadian and Australian listings show the same duplicate pattern at local prices. Quote a range, not a price: $3.99–$9.99 a week or $39.99–$59.99 a year, depending on which variant you are shown.

Its description says Premium "unlocks the full face report, detailed recommendations, progress tracking, daily plans, and advanced analysis tools." No trial is mentioned anywhere, and we found no evidence either way on whether a score is shown before paying. The privacy label declares cross-app tracking; the privacy-policy link points to a page on a no-code hosting service.

4. Who is behind it — and who is not

Clavicular is the online name of Braden Eric Peters, a Kick and TikTok looksmaxxing streamer (Wikipedia lists 1.1 million TikTok followers as of August 2026; covered by CNN and IBTimes UK in July 2026). His site, clavicular.org, lists "Face Harmony by Clavicular — iOS app" alongside a free guide and a paid mentorship.

Nathan Kest, the App Store seller of record, is not Clavicular. Miami New Times (22 July 2026) identified him as Peters's "little-known manager, a 27-year-old from Michigan named Nathaniel 'Nate' Kest", and reported corporate filings for several Florida companies tied to new ventures including "a looksmaxxing app that appears to rate users' 'facial harmony'". He declined interviews and has little public footprint. If you searched "nathan kest clavicular", that is the answer: manager and seller of record, different person.

Two websites, clavicular.ai and clavicularai.com, sell a face scan with a 7-day trial at $199 a year or $24.99 a month. Neither names an owner or links to faceharmony.org, and clavicular.org does not reference them. We do not present them as Clavicular's.

5. How the prices compare — including to us

We sell a competing product; read this as a stated position with the numbers attached.

Two honest notes. Clavicular's $19.99 Pro monthly is the same number as SoftMaxx Pro — the difference is the trial, the visible free score, and the one-time option. And the cheapest way into any of the three Face Harmonys is a weekly plan that costs more per month than a monthly one; if you buy one, buy the monthly.

6. What this page cannot tell you

Read from Apple's lookup feed and listing pages, faceharmony.org, clavicular.org and the cited press on 2026-09-07. Our fuller take on the Clavicular app is the Face Harmony review; the wider field is in AI face analysis apps compared.

7. Common questions

How much does the Face Harmony app cost?

Face Harmony by Clavicular: $9.99/week, $9.99/month, $19.99/month for Pro, or $49.99 lifetime (US, September 2026). The unrelated Face Harmony: Face Rating by Stuke Digital price-tests $3.99–$9.99/week and $39.99–$59.99/year. Face Harmony: Looksmax AI sells $6.99–$9.99 weekly.

Is Face Harmony free?

All three download free. Reviews of Clavicular's app describe a first score followed by a paywall for the real report; Stuke's gates the full report behind Premium. No free trial is listed for any of them.

Is Face Harmony available on Android?

We found no verified Google Play listing for any of the three apps. The Play app named FaceMax belongs to a different company, and com.imlab.faceHarmony is an unrelated Japanese tool.

Who owns Face Harmony by Clavicular? Is Nathan Kest Clavicular?

No. Clavicular is Braden Peters, the streamer who promotes the app on his site. Nathan Kest, the App Store seller of record, was identified by Miami New Times as his manager; the copyright holder is Face Harmony App LLC.

Which Face Harmony app is the real one?

If you mean the influencer's app, it is App Store ID 6781068829, Face Harmony by Clavicular. The higher-rated Face Harmony: Face Rating (ID 6762082467) is by Stuke Digital and launched earlier under the name Clavicular – LooksMax AI; it is not affiliated.

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