A polygraph detects physiological signs of deception, but it cannot legally prove guilt. At Australian Polygraph Services, our trained examiners help determine the likelihood of deception with up to 98% accuracy.
Polygraph tests conducted by qualified professionals are typically 95–98% accurate. Our services also offer EyeDetect technology for even greater accuracy.
Yes, we offer remote polygraph testing via secure video platforms. It’s a convenient and reliable way to resolve personal or professional disputes from anywhere.
Our prices start at $850 for an online test. In-person tests range from $1,800 to $1,900, with combined packages offering higher accuracy at a reduced rate.
No, polygraph results are not generally admissible in court. However, they are widely used in private investigations, relationship disputes, and corporate matters.
Questions must be clear and relevant, often involving topics like infidelity, theft, false accusations, or workplace investigations. All questions are reviewed prior to the test.
A standard test takes between 90 to 120 minutes, including the pre-interview and analysis. Online tests may be slightly shorter depending on the complexity.
Although attempts have been made, modern techniques and expert examiners make it extremely difficult to manipulate or “beat” a properly conducted polygraph test.
EyeDetect uses eye movement and pupil dilation to assess deception, while polygraphs measure physical responses like heart rate. Used together, they form the most accurate deception detection system available.
If you’re facing a dispute, need to verify someone’s honesty, or clear your name, a lie detector test may offer the peace of mind and resolution you need.