01 / EVIDENCE
Evidence before confidence
Matched fields, score components, source freshness, and the official notice are visible before the numeric score.
An API and CSV workbench that turns messy product rows into explainable recall candidates, visible source coverage, and a safer human-review queue.
Specimen A · your row
Specimen B · recall notice
Review queue · live preview
Illustrative sample row. A no-match result never means an item is safe or not recalled.
Every candidate returns its matched fields before its score.
Why the evidence leads
The competitors prove the job exists. RecallLens improves the moment between row and decision: matched fields and source freshness are visible before the score, and a reviewer always has a next action.
01 / EVIDENCE
Matched fields, score components, source freshness, and the official notice are visible before the numeric score.
02 / EVIDENCE
Reviewers see the missing field to request, not a frightening red badge with no route to resolution.
03 / EVIDENCE
Local normalized indexes cover routine matching; official APIs and live links remain the verification layer.
Match pipeline
Clean brands, titles, model numbers, UPCs, lots, and dates without erasing the original input.
Return field-level reasons, source state, and which identifiers are still missing.
Continue, request a model or lot, or require a reviewer to open the official recall notice.
Pricing without make-believe
RecallLens proposes $9/5,000 and $29/25,000 calls: roughly 76% and 78% lower per call at the compared tiers.
API keys, explainable matches, source state, and a 100-row CSV scan.
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About 78% less per call than CatalogRecall Developer, plus batch review.
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†Best first paid job — the tier most integrations start on.
Pricing-stage early access
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RecallLens performs automated matching against connected public sources. A no-match result never means an item is safe or not recalled.
The trust boundary
RecallLens performs automated matching against connected public sources. A no-match result never means an item is safe or not recalled.
Sources reviewed July 24, 2026