FactGuard review
A low-cost fact-checker with explainable verdicts, broad analysis, and web-only access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FactGuard is an AI fact-verification service for individuals, journalists, researchers, and organizations. Users can submit claims, headlines, statements, or URLs and receive automated verdicts with confidence information, reasoning, and cited sources. It also supports image provenance and metadata checks, making it suitable for reviewing written and visual material in one workflow. The product is aimed at users who want more explanation than a simple true-or-false result.
Pricing is accessible for users who need regular checks. The Free plan costs $0 per user and includes quick checks, private on-device mode, Fact Feed access, and no credit card requirement, with daily limits. FactGuard Pro Annual costs $36.99 per user per year, equivalent to $3.08 per user per month when billed annually. It adds unlimited fact-checks, thorough verification and all modes, shareable verdict cards, full Fact Feed access, and priority new features. FactGuard Pro Monthly costs $4.99 per user per month and includes the same listed Pro features. The main feature depth comes from its multiple verification modes, calibrated confidence scores, graded verdict bands, framing and loaded-language analysis, omission analysis with supporting citations, and source corroboration.
FactGuard works through the web and provides REST API and MCP server access for early-access integrations. That gives organizations a path toward programmatic verification, while the core product remains suited to browser-based review. Users who need cited reasoning, confidence bands, and analysis beyond basic claim matching should find the feature set aligned with research and editorial work. It is less suitable for teams requiring a native desktop or broadly listed mobile platform, or for organizations that need mature integrations immediately. Users wanting to begin with quick checks can start on the Free plan, while frequent reviewers should consider either Pro option for unlimited fact-checks and the full verification modes.
FactGuard pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Cited sources and auditable reasoning support explainable verdicts
- Checks claims, headlines, statements, URLs, and images
- Free plan plus low-cost annual Pro pricing
- Where it doesn't
- Listed platform access is limited to the web
- Free verification includes daily limits
- REST API and MCP access are early-access integrations
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