Audience

Game studios, social apps, marketplaces, and forum operators that ship public chat or UGC and cannot staff a trust and safety team.

About Paxmod

Paxmod is an API-first trust and safety API for text and images. Real-time chat moderation for games (Unity, Roblox, COPPA, around 500ms), also used on social apps, marketplaces, and forums. Usage pricing from $0.25 per 1,000 messages. Free 100 messages a month.

Pricing

Starting Price:
$0.25 per 1,000 messages
Free Version:
Free Version available.

Integrations

API:
Yes, Paxmod offers API access

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Company Information

Paxmod
Founded: 2024
Adelaide, Australia
www.paxmod.com

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Product Details

Platforms Supported
Cloud
Training
Documentation
Support
Online

Paxmod Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What kinds of users and organization types does Paxmod work with?
Q: What languages does Paxmod support in their product?
Q: Does Paxmod have an API?
Q: What type of training does Paxmod provide?
Q: How much does Paxmod cost?

Paxmod Product Features

Content Moderation

Artificial Intelligence Supported
Audio Moderation Supported
Comment Moderation Supported
Customizable Filters Supported
Image Moderation Supported
Reporting / Analytics Supported
Social Media Moderation Supported
User-Generated Content (UGC) Moderation Supported
Video Moderation Supported
Brand Moderation Not Supported
Moderation by Humans Not Supported