Every fact. Automatically verified.
From extraction to notification in seconds. AlwaysRight checks your content against real primary sources, not LLM hallucinations.
- Verified
/blog/market-analysis.html
Market size: €4.2bn
- Verified
/produkte/enterprise.html
ISO 27001 certification
- Outdated
/preise/starter.html
Price: €29/month
→ Current: €39/month
- Outdated
/blog/statistics.html
Germany: 83M residents
→ Current: 84.4M residents
-34%
Traffic on outdated data
€50k+
Avg. compliance fine
67%
Bounce on errors
+47%
Conversions after correction
From extraction to alert
Fully automated, in real time, with zero manual effort.
Deep-Scan (Extraction)
Automatic fact detection
Our AI scans every page of your website and extracts every verifiable fact: figures, dates, prices, statistics, quotes, and legal references.
- NLP-based fact extraction
- Detects time references ("as of 2023")
- Categorization by risk level
- Full coverage of every page
Cross-Verification
Matched against primary sources
Every extracted fact is checked against current, verified primary sources, authorities, statistics offices, official APIs, and manufacturer documentation.
- 50+ verified data sources
- Real-time API connections
- Confidence scoring per fact
- Source citation for every match
Instant Alert
Immediate notification
When discrepancies are found, you’re notified immediately, via email, Slack, Teams, or webhook. Prioritized by business impact.
- Email notifications
- Slack & Teams integration
- Webhook for your own systems
- Prioritized by conversion impact
Outdated fact vs. verified fact
This is how AlwaysRight protects your credibility and conversion rate.
| Category | Outdated fact | Verified fact | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
Statistics | "E-commerce grew 14.6% in 2021" | "E-commerce grew 8.2% in 2025 (Statista, Jan 2026)" | Loss of credibility |
Pricing | "Our Starter plan is only €29/month" | "Our Starter plan is €39/month (current price)" | Customer frustration, churn |
Legal | "Under GDPR Art. 83(5)..." | "Under GDPR Art. 83(5) in conjunction with the 2024 EU amending regulation..." | Compliance violations |
Product data | "Supports Windows 10 and macOS 11+" | "Supports Windows 10/11 and macOS 12+ (updated)" | Support tickets, returns |
Alerts on your channel
Get alerts wherever you already work.
Daily or real-time reports straight to your inbox.
Slack & Teams
Instant notifications in your team channel.
Webhook / API
Integrates with your own systems and workflows.
Background
Why outdated numbers cost more than a typo
A typo gets noticed and forgiven. A wrong number usually goes unnoticed until a customer relies on it, a journalist checks it or an AI answer spreads it further. The fact check looks for these spots before that happens.
What counts as a checkable claim
Anything that can be held against a source: numbers and statistics, prices, dates and deadlines, quotes, references to laws and standards, technical product details. Opinions and marketing claims such as "the best product on the market" are not rated because there is no source for them.
How the check works
The fact-checker reads the page, extracts the claims and researches a current source for each one. The result is one of three verdicts: confirmed, refuted or unclear. For a refuted claim you get a suggested correction with source and check date, so you can follow the reasoning.
What happens afterwards
Corrections land in your approval list as a proposal. After approval, the responsible agent updates the text in WordPress, via pull request in GitHub or in your Supabase table. Checked claims are held against their source again at regular intervals, because a number that is right today can be outdated in three months.
Where the limits are
"Unclear" means there was no source that reliably confirms or refutes the claim. That is an honest answer, not a malfunction, and a hint to look at the spot yourself. The fact check also does not replace legal advice. It finds outdated references; assessing legal texts stays with professionals.
FAQ
Questions about the fact check
Numbers, statistics, prices, dates, quotes, legal references and technical details. In short: anything there can be a verifiable source for.
Against current sources from the web, preferably primary sources such as authorities, statistics offices, manufacturers and original studies. Every verdict names the source used, so you can open it yourself.
No, not unless you set it to. It proposes the correction and you approve. As with all agents, you can change the autonomy level.
That no source was found that reliably confirms or refutes the claim. The agent does not guess, it says so plainly. Those spots are worth a look yourself or backing up with your own source.
From Professional upward, together with the SEO watchdog. All plans and prices are on the pricing page.
No. It finds outdated references and statements; the legal assessment of your texts stays with professionals.
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