Check AI Claims

Free

★ 250 • Updated Aug 16, 2026, 11:00 AM

Check AI Claims is a web-based tool that helps buyers and evaluators scrutinize public AI vendor claims before relying on them.

Use Cases ▼

Reviewing vendor marketing claims for accuracy and automation promises

Preparing vendor questionnaires with evidence requests

Generating internal memos for AI product evaluation

Drafting safer wording boundaries for contracts or communications

Conducting due diligence before enterprise AI procurement

Comparing multiple AI vendors' claims systematically

What Problem It Solves ▼

It helps business users and procurement teams evaluate AI product claims by structuring the evidence required to support those claims, thus reducing reliance on unverified marketing language and enabling more informed purchasing decisions.

Key Features ▼

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Easy to use with simple paste-and-generate workflow

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Structured output with actionable evidence requests

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Free to use

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Focuses on evidence burden rather than subjective truth

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Clear disclaimer about limitations

Overview

Check AI Claims is a web-based tool that helps buyers and evaluators scrutinize public AI vendor claims before relying on them. Users paste an exact claim sentence, optionally provide the public product page URL, and the tool generates a Claim Receipt. The receipt includes evidence needed, buyer questions, safer wording boundaries, and a method note, but does not issue a verdict or certification. It explicitly states that it is not legal, compliance, or procurement advice.

Full Description ▼

The tool is designed for one-sentence analysis, focusing on claims about accuracy, automation, compliance, ROI, or superlatives. The output is an evidence-burden note that describes how much evidence a claim would require to support it, rather than determining truth or falsehood. Users can copy the receipt as a memo, vendor email, or print/save it for internal review. The service is free and does not store pasted text in analytics, though the reviewed wording appears in an unlisted noindex Claim Receipt.

The tool also provides example receipts and common questions explaining its limitations versus general AI assistants. It is not a fact-checker but an evidence structuring aid for procurement and evaluation teams.