ProofWrite writes SEO articles and fact-checks every claim against sources. Free Pilot, paid plans from $49/month. Read features, pricing and verdict.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ProofWrite is an AI writing agent that researches, drafts and fact-checks SEO articles. Each factual sentence is traced to a source passage. A supported sentence is cleared, a contradicted one is corrected and checked again, and a sentence no source confirms is left for the author to review before publishing.
The product is aimed at site owners, SEO and content agencies, and guest-post and link-building teams. It follows Google's guidance that AI-generated content should be manually fact-checked before publishing. The company states that ProofWrite does not replace human review, that no tool can promise rankings, and that articles can be written in 13 languages.
ProofWrite runs each article through specialized agents for planning, research, outlining, writing, QA, repair and fact-checking. Research agents gather live source material, trust signals and the user's own inputs before drafting. Writing agents build from approved evidence. Each agent has one job and a checkpoint the user can inspect, and progress is visible live.
The fact check runs automatically on every draft. Claims are checked against the article's research, missing sources are searched for on the web, and what remains is flagged as Likely wrong or Couldn't confirm. The user can mark a claim verified, rewrite it to match the evidence, or jump to it in the article. After edits, only changed sentences are rechecked.
Each article gets SEO, AEO and GEO scoring, keyword research, and sources linked at the claims they support. The title, meta description and image alt text are checked against the article. A Proof Receipt records the version the reviewer signed off, and ProofWrite can add a note telling readers how the article was made. Users can also add first-hand experience in a few sentences.
Beyond writing, a bulk fact check reads a sitemap and lists published articles with the most likely errors first, exporting to CSV or a shareable report. An AI citation monitor re-checks ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews weekly. Paid plans add deep research mode, file sources, internal linking and domain-level settings that learn brand voice.
ProofWrite is an AI writing tool that researches and writes SEO articles and fact-checks every factual claim against its sources. The user reviews each claim next to its evidence before publishing. It can also check articles written elsewhere.
Paid plans are Starter at $49/month, Pro at $139/month and Business at $349/month, with annual billing saving 17%. Standalone AI citation monitoring is $29/month, and bulk fact check packs start at $99 for 50 checks. Prices exclude taxes.
Yes. Every new workspace starts with a free Pilot that includes 1 generated article, 10 keyword research runs and 3 of your own articles fact-checked. It needs no credit card, has no automatic billing and has no time limit.
Research agents gather live sources before drafting, and a built-in fact checker reviews every draft automatically. Claims it cannot settle are left under Likely wrong or Couldn't confirm so the user can verify or rewrite them.
Yes. The bulk fact check reads a sitemap or list of pages, checks every claim against live sources and lists articles with the most likely errors first. Results export to CSV or a shareable report, and new workspaces get 3 article checks free.
It suits site owners, SEO and content agencies, and guest-post and link-building teams. Agencies can use the Pro plan for 3 managed domains, and the Business plan covers 10 domains with unlimited seats.
Articles can be written in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish, Romanian or Polish.
No. The company states that ProofWrite does not replace the user's review and that no tool can promise rankings. It is built around Google's guidance to manually fact-check AI-generated content before publishing.