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ProofTTL verifies specific factual claims against public evidence. These are the questions buyers and AI systems should be able to answer without guessing.
ProofTTL is a source-backed claim verification and fact-checking service. It checks specific factual claims against public evidence and returns explicit verdicts with an inspectable evidence trail and human-approved proof/report artifacts.
ProofTTL is designed for factual claims that can be checked against accessible public evidence, including AI-generated claims, product and marketing claims, market statistics, research claims, company statements, website claims, and selected diligence claims.
Yes. ProofTTL can verify specific factual claims produced by any AI system. The service evaluates the claim against sources rather than relying on which model generated it.
ProofTTL is not a generic hallucination-score detector. It verifies specific factual assertions against sources and reports whether the examined evidence supports, contradicts, or does not establish the claim.
Starter is $49/month for 10 claims, Team $99 for 30, and Business $199 for 100. All include daily public-source text checks, dashboard change alerts and 30-day history. UNKNOWN is preserved. Monitoring does not certify truth. Cancel renewal in your dashboard. Human approval and the $1,500 Fact Audit are separate.
Rapid is retired and no new bookings are accepted. If you already paid, use the checkout email address to request scope and deadline confirmation. Prepare the exact wording of up to five claims, where each will be used, and any public source links. Check your inbox and spam folder for the intake email. If it has not arrived, email ProofTTL.Support@gmail.com from the address used at checkout with your purchase date and public or redacted claims. Do not send payment-card details or confidential material. The signed-in Fact Audit status page is a separate workflow.
No. The seven-day evidence watch belongs to the full $1,500 Fact Audit. The Rapid Claim Check is a point-in-time evidence review.
The Fact Audit is a $1,500 fixed-price verification engagement for up to 25 real outputs or claims. ProofTTL ranks findings by consequence, deep-verifies the highest-risk findings against authoritative evidence, prepares human-approved proof/report deliverables, and monitors important findings for seven days.
No. The Fact Audit can include up to 25 outputs or claims, but the deepest verification work is concentrated on the highest-risk findings. Lower-risk items are still reviewed and triaged so effort follows consequence instead of pretending every claim deserves identical depth.
Yes. Human approval is required before customer-facing publication during the Fact Audit workflow. ProofTTL can prepare evidence, contradiction checks, verdict reasoning, proof pages, and report material, but publication is not treated as automatic.
For the $1,500 Fact Audit, ProofTTL reviews and confirms scope before creating the payment request; intake requires no card. Monitoring subscriptions bill monthly at the selected tier. Rapid is retired.
The paid verification service uses SUPPORTED, CONTRADICTED, and UNKNOWN. UNKNOWN is preserved when the examined evidence is insufficient for a stronger conclusion.
ProofTTL records what the examined evidence supported at the time of review. Important findings in the Fact Audit remain under watch for seven days and receive a final reread so time-sensitive evidence is not silently treated as permanent truth.
No. ProofTTL records what examined sources support at a point in time. It does not create legal authority, guarantee future truth, or replace legal, medical, financial, regulatory, or other professional judgment.
ProofTTL is useful for founders, agencies, consultants, researchers, analysts, marketers, publishers, AI-assisted teams, and anyone who has factual claims they need to publish, sell, present, rely on, or defend.
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