COMPARISON · Verinome vs Promethease
Verinome vs Promethease: an honest comparison
Both are one-time reports with no subscription. The difference is where your file goes and what you get back. Verinome parses your file in your browser and grades about 200 findings A–D by strength of evidence; Promethease uploads your file to its servers and returns thousands of SNPedia findings ranked by a community “Magnitude” interest score you triage yourself.
| Verinome | Promethease | |
|---|---|---|
| Your raw DNA file | Parsed in your browser, never uploaded | Uploaded to their servers to build the report |
| Genetic data stored | None kept | Deleted after 24 hours (up to 45 days with an account) |
| Pricing | $15 once, keep forever | About $25 one-time per report |
| How findings are rated | A–D evidence grade, every finding cites its source | SNPedia “Magnitude” 0–10, a community-voted interest score |
| The report is yours to keep | Yes, a permanent PDF you download | A report file you save yourself, not a permanent hosted dashboard |
Promethease details from promethease.com and its privacy policy, verified August 2026. Prices and policies change, so check the source before relying on them.
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