The AI writer that fact-checks every claim.
ProofWrite researches, writes and checks every factual claim against its sources. Then you review each claim next to its evidence before you publish, the way Google says AI content must be checked.
Free Pilot: 1 article and 3 of your own articles. No credit card.
Is AI citing your site? Check freeAI citations
See which AI answers cite you. Free.
The free check asks ChatGPT the questions your buyers ask and shows who it cites instead of you. ProofWrite then writes the article that goes after the answer, and the citation monitor in paid plans re-checks ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews every week.
Free to start. Live answers, not estimates.
Who AI cites for “best telehealth platforms for small practices”
A competitor is cited for this question in all three engines. Your site is not cited in any of them.
Website fact checker
Already published? Check it.
Prices change, plans disappear and figures go out of date after an article goes live. The bulk fact check reads your sitemap, checks every claim against live sources and lists the articles with the most likely errors first, each linked to its sentence on your page.
3 articles free for new workspaces.
Sample report
jussihyvarinen.com · 2 articles checked
- Fix first
Lovable.dev Review: Is This AI-Powered App Builder Worth The Hype?
jussihyvarinen.com/lovable-ai-review/
9 likely wrong · 2 source differs · 19.9 unconfirmed per 1,000 words
- Likely wrong
“Starter: $20/month”
Lovable's primary current lineup lists Free, Pro, Business and Enterprise, and states that a plan not listed is not offered. No Starter plan appears.
Source: Lovable Pricing
- Source says otherwise
“5 messages per day (up to 50 messages per month)”
What the source says: “Plan: Free; Daily chat allowance: Included; Daily build credits: 5 per day, up to 30 per month; Monthly Cloud grant: 20 credits per month; Monthly AI grant: 4 credits per month”
Source: Credits and usage, Lovable Documentation
- Likely wrong
- Fix first
Clearscope Review: Is This Content Optimization Tool Worth Your Investment?
jussihyvarinen.com/clearscope-review/
5 likely wrong · 4 source differs · 14.7 unconfirmed per 1,000 words
Articles worth citing, and worth keeping
Research before writing
Sources are collected and read before the article is planned, so every claim traces back to a page an AI engine can open.
Your experience, written in
Add two or three sentences only you could write. First-hand experience is the first E in Google’s E-E-A-T, and the one thing a rewrite of the top ten can never fake.
Every claim checked
Each factual sentence gets a verdict, sources are linked at the claims they support, and the title and description are checked too. You settle what is open and sign off the version you publish.
Example articles
Read real ProofWrite articles
Each one is shown with its sources and how it was produced, so you can judge the writing before you sign up.
Writing guest posts?
Placements editors accept — and third-party mentions that AI engines cite for your client.
ProofWrite for link builders →Running an agency or multiple sites?
Drafts you can defend to clients, managed per-client domains, and AI citation monitoring as a new deliverable.
ProofWrite for agencies →Questions, answered straight
How do you prevent hallucinations?
ProofWrite starts with research agents gathering live source material, trust signals, and your own inputs before drafting. The built-in fact checker then runs automatically on every draft: it reviews claims against the available evidence, searches the web for sources to resolve flagged claims, and leaves what it could not settle under Likely wrong or Couldn't confirm, where you can mark a claim verified or rewrite it before publishing.
Can ProofWrite fact-check an article I wrote myself?
Yes. Import it by pasting the text, uploading a .md, .docx or .txt file, or giving its URL, and the fact check starts automatically. Every factual claim gets a verdict against web pages found for the claim, official pages of the products it names, and the pages your article links to. Sentences a source or established knowledge contradicts are grouped under Likely wrong, and sentences no source confirmed under Couldn't confirm, which does not mean they are wrong. The free Pilot includes 3 of your own articles, imported or written in the editor.
Can ProofWrite check articles I already published?
Yes. A bulk fact check reads your sitemap or a list of pages, checks every claim in every article against live sources, and lists the articles with the most likely errors first. Each finding links to its sentence on your page, with a suggested fix where a source backs one, and the results export to CSV or a shareable report. It runs on check credits, and new workspaces get 3 articles free.
Does ProofWrite follow Google's guidance on AI-generated content?
Google's guidance on generative AI content says it is critical to manually fact-check and review all AI-generated content for accuracy before publishing, including titles, meta descriptions, structured data and image alt text, and that generating many pages without adding value can violate its scaled content abuse policy. ProofWrite is built around that review. Every factual claim is checked against its sources and shown to you with its evidence, the title, meta description and image alt text are checked against the article, you confirm or fix what is still open, and you sign off the version you reviewed, which the Proof Receipt records. When you publish, ProofWrite can add a note telling readers how the article was made. Your own experience goes into the article, so it says something a rewrite of other pages cannot. ProofWrite does not replace your review, and no tool can promise rankings.
Do ProofWrite articles rank in Google?
ProofWrite written articles have ranked well and held through recent Google core updates. Recent updates have hit thin, undifferentiated 'SEO content' hardest while rewarding useful, original, evidence-backed content that demonstrates E-E-A-T — which is exactly what the research-and-verification pipeline is built to produce.
How does the Pilot plan work?
Every new workspace starts with a free Pilot: 1 generated article, 10 keyword research runs, and 3 articles of your own, imported or written in the editor, to fact-check. No credit card, no automatic billing, and no time limit.
Which languages can ProofWrite write articles in?
Articles can be written in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish, Romanian, or Polish.