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Account

Yes. After installing, sign in with your Factagora account. The free plan starts without a card.
factagora.ai is the platform where claims are collected and settled against sources. DeepVerify is the extension that runs those checks on the screen you are already looking at.When a verdict comes back Uncertain, or you think it is wrong, you can post the claim from DeepVerify to factagora.ai for a deeper check.

Billing

3 documents a day and 20 a month, with 5 auto-verified claims per document. Live audio is not included and your history stays in your own browser. See Pricing for the full comparison.
One URL is one document, whether that is a web page, a YouTube video, or a Live session. Opening the same page again does not count against your quota a second time.
Your daily limit resets every day and your monthly limit refills on your next billing cycle. If you would rather not wait, move up a plan.
Yes. Billing starts once the first month ends, and you can cancel at any time.
Yes. Changes take effect immediately and billing is prorated.
Not yet. To hear first when team plans arrive, join the Discord.

Privacy

No. It reads a page’s text only where you have turned on automatic checking. With automatic checking off, it only looks at the sentences you select yourself. On sensitive sites, pause the extension from the toolbar icon. See What DeepVerify reads.
Only for Live audio. You grant the browser permission yourself the first time, and audio is captured only while that feature is running.
In the extension’s History panel and, on paid plans, on your account so it follows you across devices. You can delete any entry at any time, and only you can see it.

Verdicts

DeepVerify draws on academic databases, established news organizations, government and regulatory sources, and peer-reviewed journals. Each claim is classified as Verified, False, or Uncertain with a confidence score, and every result links back to the sources actually used so you can check the evidence yourself.For nuanced or fast-moving topics, especially decisions with real financial or reputational stakes, treat a verdict as a strong starting point rather than the final word. Understanding results explains how to read one.
When the evidence is not sufficient, a claim is marked Uncertain rather than true or false. To follow whether it gets resolved, post it on factagora.ai.
Post that claim to factagora.ai to have it checked again. You can post it straight from the verdict card.
Web pages, YouTube videos with captions (both uploads and live streams), text you highlight yourself, and live audio from your microphone or the current tab. See Ways to check.