AI detector for your next draft
Grade: C — Score: 55/100
AI Detect provides an AI detector and readability checks for text, including detection score, readability score, and grade level. It supports checks for essays, articles, and everyday writing, and includes an AI Humanizer for revising AI-assisted text for clarity and flow.
The workflow is to paste connected paragraphs or upload a supported document on paid plans, review the extracted text and word count before scanning, then use the result in context with sources, notes, and revisions. The site also provides guidance for essays, marketing articles, and other document types.
Detection scores are estimates, not proof of authorship, and the site warns that human writing can be flagged and AI-assisted writing can be missed. It also notes that AI detection is different from plagiarism checking and that results may differ from services like Turnitin or GPTZero.
Free: $0
Detection Beginner: $1 for 3 days, then $3.99/week; first subscription only
Detection Pro: $1 for 3 days, then $5.99/week; first subscription only
Detection Ultimate: $1 for 3 days, then $7.99/week; first subscription only
Consider switching to Turnitin: The site says different models and score definitions can produce different results for the same text, and it explicitly references Turnitin as a comparison point.
No. AI Writing Assistant presents its detection score as a signal for review, not proof of authorship. The product also says you should check sources, drafting context, and revisions before making a decision.
Yes. It checks text for AI writing patterns and review readability in one place. The homepage describes the detection score and readability or grade-level signals as separate measures, so you should treat them as related but distinct outputs.
The free plan includes 5 scans per day and up to 750 words per scan, with no payment required. It also includes basic AI detection. That makes the free tier suitable for light checking rather than high-volume review.
Yes. Paid subscribers can upload a supported document, and the about page says you can paste text or upload a supported document on a paid plan. Signed-in users can also review recent history.
Yes. Paid plans add a rewriting workflow called AI Humanizer. The pricing page says paid tiers include a daily humanization allowance, with higher limits on higher plans.
The paid plans mainly differ by scan limits, word limits, and humanization allowance. Detection Beginner includes up to 750 words per scan, 100 scans per day, and 25 AI text humanizations per day; Detection Pro includes up to 1,000 words per scan, 150 scans per day, and 50 humanizations per day; Detection Ultimate includes up to 1,500 words per scan, 500 scans per day, and 100 humanizations per day.
Yes. Signed-in users can review recent history, and the privacy policy says you may review, change, or terminate your account at any time. It also says that upon a request to terminate your account, the service will deactivate or delete your account and information from active databases, subject to the policy's legal limits.
Yes. The privacy policy says users can register and log in with third-party social media account details such as Facebook or Twitter logins. It also says payment data is stored by PayPal and Stripe.