| Fact-check a video or podcast from a URL | Core function. Paste a YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Reel or podcast link and it transcribes, extracts every verifiable claim, and checks each one against live sources. | Not what it's built for. It can search the web and reason about a topic you describe, but it doesn't return a claim-by-claim check of a video's audio. |
| Per-claim credibility scoring with linked evidence | Every claim gets a 0-100 score plus the specific sources it was cross-referenced against, so you can audit the verdict yourself. | Answers cite web sources when it searches, but there's no structured per-claim credibility score — you get prose, not a scored breakdown. |
| Watch-along browser extension | Chrome and Firefox extension checks claims in sync while the video plays, and surfaces relevant viewer comments alongside. | Ships web and mobile apps, and a VS Code extension for its coding agent — but no watch-along fact-check overlay. |
| Deepfake and logical-fallacy flags | Flags deepfake and AI-generated media signals, and names logical fallacies, as part of every analysis. | Generates images and reads documents and PDFs via OCR, but synthetic-media detection isn't part of the product. |
| General assistant, agents and integrations | None. BSmeter only does video and audio fact-checking — it won't draft your email or touch your codebase. | Far ahead here. Web search, document and PDF analysis, image generation, code interpreter, memory and projects, plus Work and Code agent modes across 100+ connected tools with MCP support. |
| Pricing | Free tier includes video fact-checking; Basic $3.99/mo, Premium $8.99/mo. Cheaper, but doing a much narrower job. | Free tier available; Pro $14.99/mo, Team $24.99/user/mo, $5.99/mo for verified students, Enterprise custom. Genuinely inexpensive for a frontier assistant. |