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7.0#19 in ai content detection software$5.99 one-time
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FactTraceGPTTrustOriginality.ai
HeadquartersAddlestone, Surrey, United KingdomTallinn, Estonia
IntegrationsIntegrations include Canvas, Google Classroom, Brightspace, Populi, Moodle, Schoology, Blackboard, browser extensions, and a Google Docs add-on.WordPress is ready pending store submission, Drupal has an MVP module and Shopify is an OAuth beta integration.
Intended usersThe product is positioned for educators, students, SEO writers, editors, business users, newsrooms, and professional services.The company describes its audience as European enterprise, compliance and media buyers, with workflows also described for public sector, finance, education, technology and legal teams.
PurposeTraceGPT checks text for AI generation sentence by sentence and highlights lines with AI traits.The platform analyzes text, images, audio and video for AI-generated or manipulated content and supports documentation of review evidence.
ReportsThe service provides downloadable reports.Each analysis can produce a signed PDF report with QR verification and a public verification link.

TraceGPT plans

  • Basic$5.99, paid once
  • Light$9.99, paid once
  • Standard$25.49, paid once
  • Premium$45.49, paid once
  • AdvancedPriced on request
  • ProPriced on request

TrustOriginality.ai plans

  • FreeFree
  • Quick Check€4.99 a month
  • 25 Credits€29, paid once
  • Content Guard Starter€29 a month
  • 100 Credits€99, paid once
  • Content Guard Pro€109 a month

Pick TraceGPT if…

TraceGPT may suit educators, students, SEO writers, editors, newsrooms and professional services that need sentence-level AI checks or plagiarism details in the same report. It also offers integrations for learning platforms and browser-based workflows.

Pick TrustOriginality.ai if…

TrustOriginality.ai is aimed at European enterprise, compliance, and media buyers who need to review potentially AI-generated or manipulated content and document their assessment. Its described workflows also target public sector, finance, education, technology, and legal teams.

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