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Verify any claim with source citations, confidence scores, and balanced analysis.
AI fact-checking for journalists, editors, content teams, and anyone who shares facts online.
Before you reshare that statistic. Before you publish that quote. Before you cite that study in a memo, deck, or article — fact-check it. The AI Fact Checker examines a specific claim, surfaces supporting and contradicting evidence from credible sources, and returns a transparent verdict with confidence scores and caveats. It's the fastest way to avoid embarrassing mistakes, viral misinformation, and corrections that haunt your byline forever.
Five steps from suspicious statement to defensible verdict.
Six structured outputs that give you the full picture.
True / False / Mixed / Unverifiable
A clear top-line judgment so you know immediately whether the claim holds up under scrutiny.
How sure the AI is
An explicit confidence rating so you know when to trust the verdict and when to dig deeper yourself.
Sources that back the claim
Specific citations, quotes, and source links that support the claim being fact-checked.
Sources that refute it
Counterpoints, opposing data, and sources that challenge or contradict the claim.
What's missing or nuanced
Important context — partial truths, missing nuance, or qualifications that change how the claim should be interpreted.
Credibility signals
Brief assessment of the cited sources' credibility, recency, and methodological strength.
Quick triage when you need a sanity check. Strict when you're going to print.
Quick rigor returns a fast, single-source verdict — perfect for triaging dozens of claims or sanity-checking a stat before tweeting it. Strict rigor demands multi-source corroboration, weighs source credibility, and surfaces contradicting evidence even when the verdict trends one way. Use Strict whenever the cost of being wrong is high — investigative reporting, legal filings, medical claims, financial reporting.
Newsroom workflow
Pre-publication fact-checking that catches errors before corrections become bylines you have to live with.
Brand-safe content
Verify stats, quotes, and claims in blog posts, ebooks, and ad copy before they ship to thousands of readers.
Citation hygiene
Cross-check claims and citations in literature reviews, market research, and competitive analysis.
Media literacy
Teach students how to evaluate sources by reviewing fact-check verdicts alongside the supporting evidence.
Trust, but verify the verifier.
AI fact-checking dramatically accelerates the work, but no AI is infallible. Models can misread sources, miss recent developments, or even hallucinate citations that don't exist. Always click through to the cited source, confirm the URL is real, and confirm the quoted passage actually supports the verdict. Use AI to handle the volume; use your judgment to handle the truth.
Yes. Verify claims at no cost on the free plan. Upgrade for higher rigor levels, faster processing, and more daily fact-checks.
When the selected model supports web tooling, it fetches live sources directly. When it doesn't, the verdict is grounded in the model's training data — always click through to verify recency.
Yes. AI can misread sources, miss nuance, or hallucinate citations. Always verify the cited URL exists, the quoted passage is real, and the source is credible before publishing or sharing.
When the model can't find credible corroborating sources, it returns Unverifiable rather than guessing — which is the safer default. Treat unverifiable claims as unconfirmed.
Snopes and PolitiFact are great for already-debunked viral claims. The AI Fact Checker handles original or obscure claims that human fact-checkers haven't covered yet — and runs in seconds instead of days.
Yes. The AI returns supporting and contradicting evidence rather than picking a side, with explicit confidence scores so you can judge the verdict. Always cross-check politically charged claims against multiple independent sources.
Specific, verifiable factual claims ("X happened on Y date," "the study found Z") work best. Vague opinions and predictions are harder to fact-check and may return Unverifiable.
The fastest way to avoid being the next viral misinformation case study.
In a media environment where one wrong stat can travel to millions before lunch, fact-checking isn't optional — it's table stakes. AI fact-checking turns the slowest part of editorial work into one of the fastest. Verify the claim. Click through the source. Publish with confidence. Sleep at night.