Thousands of
AI assets.
Reviewed by real people
before you ship.
Meldar sends your AI-generated images, cards, and copy to real human reviewers — per-item quality scores and exactly what to fix. Fast enough to ship.
Send the batch
Upload thousands of images, cards, or copy at once.
Humans score & redline
Real reviewers rate each item and mark what's wrong.
Ship what passes
Fix the flagged ones, ship the rest with confidence.
— AI slop is a choice. Ship the other thing.
One item.
Many eyes.
One honest verdict.
Think Uber for content QA — thousands of small, isolated judgments that add up to a verdict you can ship on.
Suppliers submit, one item at a time
Your batch is broken into isolated pieces — a single paragraph, one image, one clip. No context bleed, no reviewer fatigue. Every item stands on its own.
Reviewers swipe: keep or cut
Real people judge each item in a fast, Tinder-style flow — one decision at a time. Across the crowd, that adds up to thousands of verdicts an hour.
Every cut comes with a reason
A cut is never just a no. Reviewers flag what's wrong, and after each session they leave notes — so you get fix-ready feedback, not only a score.
We keep the swiping honest
In-app checks catch lazy all-yes / all-no runs and rushed sessions. Every item is seen by multiple reviewers, so the signal holds — quality and quantity at once.
Pay per batch.
Or subscribe as you scale.
Three packages — from a one-off review of your next drop to a full QA pipeline for your studio.
Launch pricing · locking in for early studios
On-Demand
One-off human QA for your next drop. Send a batch of 100 assets, get per-item scores and fix-notes back — no subscription, no commitment.
— Perfect for your first batch.
Starter
For creators and small studios shipping AI work every week — a monthly quota, faster turnaround, and your own quality rubric.
— Everything in On-Demand, on tap.
Enterprise
High-volume QA wired into your pipeline, with vetted expert reviewers and the compliance trail storefronts now require.
Fair questions,
honest answers.
The eight things studios ask most. Click any to expand.
Nº 01What is Meldar?
Meldar is a human QA service for AI-generated content. You send a batch of AI-generated images, game assets, cards, or copy; vetted human reviewers score every item and flag exactly what to fix; you ship what passes. It is the human layer between your generation pipeline and your customers.
Nº 02What kinds of AI content can you review?
AI-generated images and illustrations, game assets (cards, sprites, icons, backgrounds), product and marketing visuals, and short-form copy like product descriptions or card text. If a human can judge it in seconds, we can review it at scale.
Nº 03How is this different from automated AI checkers?
Automated checkers catch technical artifacts. Humans catch what actually embarrasses you: mangled hands and anatomy, nonsense text baked into artwork, style drift across a set, copy that reads obviously AI-written. Multiple real people scoring each item predicts how your customers will react — a model grading another model cannot.
Nº 04How much does it cost?
On-Demand is $19 per 100-asset batch. Starter is $79/month for 500 assets with priority turnaround and a custom rubric. Enterprise is custom-priced for high volume and API access. Every plan returns per-item quality scores and fix-notes.
Nº 05How fast do I get results?
On-Demand batches come back in 48–72 hours. Starter subscribers get priority 24–48 hour turnaround. Shipping thousands of assets on a deadline? Talk to us about Enterprise.
Nº 06How do you keep verdicts reliable?
Every asset is scored by several reviewers independently. Verdicts are agreement-weighted, disagreements trigger extra reviews, and hidden gold-standard items continuously check every reviewer's accuracy. You get a consensus, not one stranger's mood.
Nº 07Can I set my own quality bar?
Yes. On Starter and above you define the rubric — what 'ship-ready' means for your style, text accuracy, anatomy, brand fit. Reviewers score against your bar, not a generic one.
Nº 08Is my content private?
Your batch is shown only to the reviewers assigned to it, only for the purpose of review. You keep full ownership, nothing is used for AI training, and we delete submitted content on request.
Ship AI work without the slop.
Get on the early list.
We're onboarding the first studios shipping AI-generated art, cards, and copy. Get early-access pricing and your first review before we open the doors.
Locked-in launch pricing
— for the first studios
Get on now and keep early-access rates as we grow. The studios who help us shape the product keep the best price.
A free sample review
— see the fix-notes first
Send a handful of AI-generated assets and we'll return real human scores and fix-notes — no charge, no commitment.
Direct line to the founder
— tell us what you're shipping
Reply to the welcome email with your project and volume. We tune the review rubric to what 'ship-ready' means for you.
Shape the rubric
— early members only
Help define the quality bar for AI-generated game art, cards, and copy. Early input decides what Meldar checks for.
Get early access
We'll reach out with launch pricing and set up your first review.
Read before
you ship.
Field notes on shipping AI-generated content with human quality control.
How to review AI-generated images before you ship them
A practical QA process for AI-generated art: the eight defects that slip past a quick look, three ways to review them, and what a reliable per-item verdict costs.
PickFu alternatives for testing AI-generated content (2026)
PickFu, Photofeeler, Prolific, Lyssna, in-house review, and batch human QA compared — with real prices and the math on why polling breaks at AI volume.
What is AI slop? And how studios catch it before customers do
AI slop is low-effort AI-generated content shipped without human review. Why storefronts now flag it, the economics that create it, and the three-layer review process that stops it.
How to QA AI-generated ad creative before launch
A pre-flight review process for AI-generated ad creative: the defects that survive automated checks — warped logos, garbled text, artifacts across resizes — and what a per-item human pass costs next to the media spend it protects.