VerumVerify

VerumVerify is a multilingual fact-checking and information intelligence platform for users assessing claims, including students, OSINT researchers, media professionals, and companies. It accepts text, URLs, JPG/PNG images, and PDF or DOCX files. The service says it searches independent sources and combines Groq and Gemini analysis in a dual-model process. Results include a credibility score from 0 to 100, a verdict, sourced analysis, and sources with individual credibility and bias ratings. It supports 17 languages, including right-to-left use in Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi. Image verification can identify AI-generation and manipulation signals, perform reverse image searches, and use OCR to examine text in an image. Image checks require an account and are a Pro feature; uploads are stored privately for analysis and later review and can be deleted from the dashboard. The web app is optimized for mobile and installable as a Progressive Web App. Social media post scanning is not supported. The free plan includes three fact-checks per week; the Day Pass costs $2.99, paid once for 24-hour Pro access.

VerumVerify offers claim checks across several input types and reports source ratings alongside its verdict. Review the plan limits and the lack of social media scanning if those matter to your workflow.

It may suit students, OSINT researchers, press and media professionals, and companies checking claims or documents. Image verification requires an account and is listed as a Pro feature.

Overview

VerumVerify is a multilingual fact-checking service for people who need to assess claims in text, links, images, and documents. It is best suited to students, researchers, journalists, and organizations with recurring verification work. Its broad input support and source-by-source ratings are useful, but the free tier is limited and it cannot scan social media posts.

Key features

VerumVerify accepts text, URLs, JPG and PNG images, and PDF and DOCX documents. It searches multiple independent sources and combines analysis from Groq and Gemini in a dual-model consensus engine. Each check returns a verdict, a 0–100 credibility score, sourced analysis, and individual credibility and bias ratings for sources. That makes it more useful for readers who want to examine the reasoning behind a verdict than a tool that returns only a score.

Automatic claim detection and citation links support a direct checking workflow, while support for 17 languages—including full right-to-left support for Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi—makes the service relevant to multilingual work. The notable gap is social media: users cannot scan a post directly and must submit material in a supported format.

Image verification can identify AI-generated imagery, surface manipulation signals, run reverse image searches, and check text in an image with OCR. It accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF files up to 10 MB. These checks require an account and Pro access, so image verification is not part of the free experience.

For teams, the Company plan connects with Slack and Microsoft Teams and includes a Company API with 1,000 calls per month shared across the account. Press includes a separate Press API with 1,000 calls per month. Company also provides role management, per-member feature controls, an audit trail, and 10 seats—useful controls for coordinated work, though its shared quotas require teams to manage demand across members.

Image uploads are stored privately in the user's account for analysis and later review, can be deleted from the dashboard, and are not shared with third parties. The web app is optimized for mobile and can be installed as a Progressive Web App on mobile and desktop, avoiding a required download. Accessibility feedback goes to [email protected]; accessibility inquiries receive a response within three business days, with substantive responses within 14 business days when technical investigation is needed.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and allows 3 fact-checks per week, with a basic credibility score, global news feed, community results, and Rumor Mailbox verdict only. It excludes the Document Scanner. This is enough for occasional checks, but the weekly quota and basic results will constrain regular research.

Day Pass costs $2.99, paid once, billed for 24 hours. It provides Pro access for 24 hours, 5 document scans per month, and up to 10 claims per document, but no claim tracking. It suits a short burst of work; the document allowance remains monthly, so the pass is not a substitute for a sustained plan.

Pro costs $12.99 a month and includes 20 fact-checks per week, 10 image verifications per month, 5 document scans per month, up to 10 claims per document, claim tracking, and PDF export. It is the practical entry point for users who need image verification or follow-up tracking. Ultra, at $24.99 a month, raises the allowances to 300 fact-checks, 100 image verifications, and 15 document scans per month, with up to 10 claims per document and 50 tracked claims; it better fits heavier individual use.

Academic costs $34.99 a month for 39 AI study and research tools, including Pro features, and 43 features total. It makes sense for users who need that broader research toolkit, rather than just a higher checking quota. OSINT Suite costs $59 a month and includes 400 fact-checks and 30 document scans per month, up to 10 claims per document, 25 active watchlists, and bulk enrichment of 50 entities per batch, three batches per day. Its watchlists and enrichment allowance make it the more focused choice for OSINT workflows.

Press / Media costs $99 a month for 10 shared seats, 600 fact-checks and 50 document scans per month, up to 10 claims per document, and batch checking of up to 500 claims per month. Press + OSINT costs $149 a month and raises the checking limits to 1,000 fact-checks, 500 image verifications, and 50 document scans per month, with 25 active watchlists. Company costs $299 a month for 10 seats, 600 fact-checks shared across the account, and 200 document scans per month, with up to 10 claims per document; extra seats cost $9/mo each. The shared fact-check allowance is important for teams with concurrent users. A free trial is offered.

Platforms

VerumVerify runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Its mobile-optimized web app and installable Progressive Web App offer a no-download route for mobile and desktop access.

Who it's for

Choose VerumVerify if your work spans several input formats and you need source-level credibility and bias ratings, multilingual checks, or a plan tailored to academic, OSINT, press, or company workflows. It is less suitable if your main workflow starts with social media posts, or if a small weekly free allowance cannot cover your checking volume.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Text, URLs, images, and office documents can all be checked, so users need not switch tools when a claim arrives in a different format.
• Pro: Source ratings, sourced analysis, citation links, and a verdict give users more to review than a bare credibility score.
• Pro: Image checks combine detection, manipulation signals, reverse search, and OCR, with uploads kept private and deletable from the account.
• Pro: Press and Company plans provide seats and API access, while Company adds integrations and team controls for shared work.
• Con: Social media post scanning is unsupported, leaving a gap for users who need direct checks of posts.
• Con: The free plan allows only 3 fact-checks per week and excludes the Document Scanner; image verification also requires an account and Pro access.
• Con: Several professional plans impose shared quotas, so teams must coordinate usage rather than treat each seat as having its own allowance.

Alternatives

AI Fact-Checking Tools is a broader directory for readers comparing options across the category.

FactGuard is worth considering if a permanent free plan with 3 checks per day, quick checks, private on-device mode, and Fact Feed access is more important than VerumVerify's broader input and plan range; its platforms are API, iOS, and web.

Factiverse AI may suit teams seeking a paid service across Android, API, iOS, and web, with custom pricing based on content type and volume.

Trusul is a web alternative with a free plan for limited daily text and URL analysis and limited saved history, or a Starter plan at $4.99 a month for 25 analyses.

Avancer Document Fact-Checker is a fit for readers prioritizing image, audio, and document checks, with one free scan and no credit card required; it supports API, self-hosted, and web access.

Crowdee offers a free image check per IP every 24 hours, with uploads up to 10 MB and a verdict, confidence score, and supporting indicators; consider it when image verification is the main need.

Factward is an option for web, API, or extension use with 2 free verifications per day, URL and PDF checks, shareable reports, and an embeddable badge.

FAXTR may suit API-focused users: its free plan includes 1,000 API calls per month and 10 requests per minute, while its Starter plan costs $49 a month.

Groundery is another alternative.

Verdict

VerumVerify is a strong fit for people and teams who need multilingual checks across text, links, images, and documents, especially when source ratings and specialized academic, OSINT, or press plans matter. Its chief advantage is the range of supported material paired with source-level context; look elsewhere if direct social media scanning or a larger free allowance is essential.