How Verinome compares.
One honest question decides most of it: does your raw DNA file leave your device, and do you keep what you paid for? Verinome parses your file in your browser, stores nothing, grades every finding A–D by strength of evidence, and hands you a permanent PDF for $49 once. Here is how that lines up against the tools people ask about, with each competitor’s details verified against their own pages in August 2026.
vs 23andMe
Mail-in kit plus a renewing membership. Your DNA is stored on their servers, and in the 2025 bankruptcy that database was sold as an asset. Verinome stores nothing.
See the comparison →vs Promethease
About $25 once, but you upload your file and get thousands of findings ranked by a community “Magnitude” score to triage yourself. Verinome grades ~200 findings A–D, in your browser.
See the comparison →vs SelfDecode
A subscription (about $99/year) that stores your DNA in the cloud and ends your access if you stop paying. Verinome is one $49 payment and a PDF you keep forever.
See the comparison →vs Genetic Genie
Free methylation and detox panels, but your file is uploaded to their servers. Verinome never uploads your file and grades 205 findings across five domains.
See the comparison →The honest version: try it before you decide.
Run Verinome free on the raw 23andMe or AncestryDNA file you already own. You see the file-quality audit and a set of real graded results, in your browser, before you spend anything.