FactGuard
7.6#1 in ai fact-checking toolsFrom $36.99 a yearFree planiOSWebAPI
VisitFactGuard vs Trusul
What both publish
| Fact | FactGuard | Trusul |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | FactGuard describes an early-access MCP server for Claude, Cursor, or any MCP host, and a Fact-Check API with a stated free tier of 100 calls per day. | For claim verification, Trusul can optionally query the Google Fact Check Tools API and NewsData.io, sending short content excerpts; these services are not used on every request. |
| Support | Support is provided by email, with the support page estimating a response within one to two business days. | The pricing page lists Community support for Free, Standard for Starter and Pro, and Priority for Business. |
FactGuard plans
- FreeFree
- Free / Dev APIFree
- FactGuard Pro Monthly$4.99 a month
- FactGuard Pro, Monthly$4.99 a month
- FactGuard Pro Annual$36.99 a year
- FactGuard Pro, Annual$36.99 a year
Trusul plans
- Free PlanFree
- Starter Plan$4.99 a month
- 20 analyses$10, paid once
- Pro Plan$11.99 a month
- 60 analyses$20, paid once
- 150 analyses$40, paid once
Pick FactGuard if…
FactGuard may suit readers who want claim checks accompanied by reasoning, citations, and a confidence score. Its API and early-access MCP server may interest people seeking integrations, though API access and team pricing are under development.
Pick Trusul if…
It suits people who want to examine claims, compare how two sources cover a subject, or ask about current news with citations. Users should treat its reports as decision support and check important claims independently.