GPTinf vs StealthGPT

GPTinf

This is a detector-evasion rewriter and you should judge it as exactly that. If you are a student, running coursework through it is an academic-integrity violation whether or not the detector catches you.

Pros

• +word locking preserves citations, proper nouns and product names through the rewrite
• +a usable trial runs without an account, so you can judge output before paying
• +priced by word volume rather than per seat, which suits occasional use
• +one screen, no setup, no onboarding

Cons

• −independent reviews rate output as inconsistent, particularly across longer paragraphs
• −detector evasion is an arms race, so what passes this month can fail next month
• −no company name, team or jurisdiction disclosed anywhere on the site
• −no API, so it cannot be wired into a content pipeline

StealthGPT

The only thing here that competitors do not match is the developer surface — REST API, MCP server and n8n node — so this is the humanizer you pick if you are automating a content pipeline, not the one you pick to write an essay. Everything it sells is a bet on an arms race the detector vendors are also funding.

Pros

• +Genuine developer stack — documented API reference plus an MCP server, which rivals lack
• +Bundled detector lets you check before and after in one place
• +Chrome extension humanizes directly in any text field
• +Enterprise tier handles up to 20,000 words per run

Cons

• −Pricing page is behind a Vercel bot check, so prices cannot be compared without signing up
• −Daily request caps sit behind plans that market themselves as unlimited
• −Rewriting reliably flattens nuance and introduces awkward phrasing that needs an editing pass
• −Positioning around beating Turnitin invites institutional and reputational risk

Does GPTinf or StealthGPT have a free tier?

GPTinf has a free tier; StealthGPT has paid plans only.

Which has a public API, GPTinf or StealthGPT?

StealthGPT ships a public API, as of our last verification. A public API for GPTinf is not confirmed by us — check its developer docs before you plan an integration.