Mighty

Mighty isn't another API safety guardrail—it's a forensics scanner for the specific documents that drain lending and insurance margins. If you're an underwriter manually checking paystubs or a claims adjuster reviewing damage photos, Mighty spots alterations your eye (or standard OCR) will miss. The tool's strength is its narrow focus: it checks math consistency, pixel tampering, hidden instructions, and steganography, and it screens audio files too. Pricing is refreshingly straightforward—$0.001 per Security Compute Unit (SCU), billed only for files scanned, no seat licenses or minimums. That makes it easy to trial on a sample file set. But don't expect a self-serve signup; Mighty requires a scoping call to set up volume, deployment, and security terms. Compared to generic fraud detection like Sift or Alloy, Mighty digs deeper into document-level forgery, but it doesn't cover account takeover, identity verification, or behavioral signals—you'll need another tool for those. Where it bites: there's no free tier, and real-time latency isn't guaranteed for deep scans. Best deployed as a pre-funding or pre-payout gate, not as a post-hoc audit.