GPTZero is an AI detection platform built to help you determine whether a piece of writing was likely produced by a large language model such as ChatGPT, GPT-4, Gemini, Claude, or LLaMA. It’s commonly used in education, publishing, and professional settings where verifying authenticity matters. By analyzing writing patterns and probability signals, GPTZero returns an overall assessment and also flags specific passages, making it easier to see which sentences appear most AI-like rather than relying on a single yes/no output.
Using GPTZero is straightforward: paste text into the editor or upload a document, then run a scan to receive a detection report. The report can include sentence-level highlighting, signals related to AI-typical wording, and additional checks that support originality and attribution. For broader workflows, GPTZero also offers account-based usage and a Chrome extension to streamline checks directly in the browser.
Beyond basic detection, GPTZero includes tools that support academic integrity and content verification. AI vocabulary detection points out phrasing patterns frequently associated with model-generated text. A plagiarism checker helps compare writing against existing sources, while authorship verification is positioned for situations where confirming who wrote something is important. Source Finder can assist with tracing or validating references, and built-in grammar checking and an AI grader extend the product from detection into review and feedback. more
Essential
$8.33/month (Billed $99.96 annually)
150,000 words per month. Includes Basic AI Scan, Grammar Check, AI Vocabulary Check, and Chrome Extension.
Premium
$12.99/month (Billed $155.88 annually)
300,000 words per month. Includes all of Essential, Advanced Scan, Writing Feedback, Plagiarism Check, and Source and Generate Citations.
Professional
$24.99/month (Billed $299.88 annually)
500,000 words per month. Includes all of Premium, Up to 10 million words overage, Scan up to 250 files at once, Page by page scanning, Teams Collaboration, and Enterprise grade security.
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