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Checks pasted text for factual claims and returns citations verifying or disputing each one.
Parafact checks a block of pasted text for verifiable factual claims and returns each one alongside a citation supporting or disputing it, aimed at writers and editors who want a quick check before publishing rather than a full editorial fact-checking process. A developer API is offered alongside the web tool for teams that want to run checks automatically. The site describes usage in terms of a monthly credit allowance but does not display concrete prices or confirm whether a free tier exists on the pages checked. It is published under the name Parafact AI; no headquarters country is disclosed.
The pricing and account pages describe a monthly credit allowance but do not display a concrete dollar figure or confirm a free tier.
Use tool ↗Parafact is a reasonable first pass for catching an obviously wrong claim before publishing, but it should not replace an editor's own source-checking on anything that matters. The catch is that neither pricing nor a free tier is clearly shown on the site, which makes the real cost of using it regularly hard to know upfront.
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