Copy Claims Checker

Check drafts against supplied facts for unsupported numbers, English claim phrases and editorial defects. Download item-level findings and input hashes.

Run and download

1. Keep the included sample or replace Input data with your own authorized records.
2. Start a run. Open Report and CSV downloads when it finishes.
3. Open OUTPUT for the complete JSON report and download the CSV records.
4. Review the findings before importing or publishing changes. This Actor never writes to a store.

Hosted limits

Up to 50 drafts, 50 facts per draft and 1 MiB total input. These tighter hosted limits take precedence over the core format limits below. Memory is fixed at 256 MB. Default timeout is 60 seconds. Output includes one dataset summary row; individual findings and records are delivered in OUTPUT and CSV files. No model subscription, external API key or other product purchase is required.

Price

$0.05 per run, charged once when the Actor starts. All report and CSV output is included, with no per-row fee or platform-usage surcharge. Set the maximum run cost to at least $0.05. Starts that reject invalid input or produce no findings still incur the start charge; validate the input before running.

Storage and support

Apify stores supplied data and generated reports under its storage access/retention settings. This hosted edition sends input to Apify; it is not the local-only edition. Remove sensitive run data when no longer needed. URLs in input are never fetched. Use the Actor issue tracker for support with a non-sensitive example and run ID. Do not post private exports or credentials. Hosted use does not grant source redistribution rights.

Input and rules

Use the prefilled example. Supply 1–50 items, each with a unique id, nonempty copy, flat array of nonempty facts, and kind: text, html, title or description. Maximum input 1 MiB; each copy 20000 characters, up to 50 facts per item of 10000 characters each. Optional forbiddenPhrases and requiresEvidencePhrases extend the default rules with literal phrases, not regular expressions (100 phrases, 100 characters each).

Numbers absent from source facts are findings. Full numeric tokens are compared: 5 is not supported by 15 or 5.9. An occurrence alone does not establish correct units, association, negation or factual support. .25 and 0.25 are treated alike. Prices, offers, guarantees and hype are flagged by the default editorial policy even when present in the facts. Listed claims such as handmade or certified are flagged when absent and retained as review notes when present in the facts.

HTML profile permits p, ul and li without attributes, and checks basic markup defects. It is not an HTML sanitizer; never execute supplied copy. Title bounds 10–70 and description bounds 100–170 are this tool's SEO editorial defaults, not universal marketplace limits. Placeholder text, damaged characters and configured publication structure issues are reported. Plain text mode does not apply metadata length rules.

The full report contains rule details and SHA-256 receipts; CSV gives one row per finding and protects formula-like cell prefixes. All input items, including those without findings, appear in JSON. No source text is rewritten and nothing is approved or published. This tool neither verifies facts externally nor certifies truth or legal compliance. English lexical rules can miss an invented adjective, negation or an unsupported relationship between numbers and claims. Review the source and results.