TruthFinder's process is pretty much typical of modern online background check sites. There is little difference in terms of what they offer. The usual public records, i.e. federal and state criminal and traffic records, personal identity and education history are all represented. As such, it is a great resource for light research. TruthFinder can be used for checking out new neighbors, relationships, or friends, online sellers, or even possible sex offenders that may be living in your area. Additionally, TruthFinder has a stronger social media reporting component than most.

Currently, TruthFinder does not have a rating by the Better Business Bureau, although it is accredited by the institution. On Trustpilot, the company is rated 2/5 stars.

Although by reading TruthFinder's landing page you'd think the company offers a free report, the truth is that it is only a snapshot with very little information. In order to see more detailed information you will have to provide a credit card and go with a subscription plan. You must also expressly cancel your subscription or else it will automatically renew at the end of each term. Anything beyond the standard background report could require an add-on charge.

However, the good news is, although TruthFinder's prices are pretty much in line with other non-FCRA-compliant background check sites, the company offers unlimited background reports during the time you are subscribed. This makes them the best value, especially for individuals and companies requiring access to multiple reports over a set period of time.