Textsight
Scores text for AI authenticity sentence by sentence, attributes it to model families and rewrites flagged passages to read more human
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What is Textsight?
TextSight is an AI content detection and rewriting tool that analyzes text sentence by sentence, provides an Authenticity Score (0–100), attributes content to AI model families (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama), and offers one-click rewrites to make flagged text read more human. It targets students, writers, SEO/marketing teams, and educators, with 20 supporting AI writing tools in one workspace.
Textsight pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier with 3 scans/day (up to 1,000 words, no signup or card required); paid plans exist with tiered features (e.g., 20,000 Writing Assistant words/mo for writers, 50,000 API calls/mo for SEO teams), but exact prices are not shown
Textsight pros
- Sentence-by-sentence AI highlighting with per-sentence confidence scores and a 0–100 Authenticity Score
- One-click rewrites that preserve meaning while removing AI-tells, plus model attribution across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Llama
- Includes 20 free AI writing tools (detect, write, refine, research) in a single workspace
- Privacy by default: optional scan history, GDPR-aware, text never sold or used for training
Textsight cons
- Stated accuracy of roughly 88–92% only on long English text; may be less reliable on short or non-English text
- Free tier limited to 3 scans per day and 1,000 words
- Pricing details beyond comparisons ('priced below Originality') not fully visible on the page
Frequently asked questions about Textsight
Is TextSight free to use?
Yes — 3 free scans per day up to 1,000 words, with no card or signup required. It also includes 20 free AI writing tools on every plan.
Which AI models can TextSight detect?
It detects and attributes content to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Llama model families via stylistic fingerprinting.
How accurate is the detection?
The site states roughly 88–92% accuracy on long English text, based on its internal benchmark methodology.
Does TextSight store or train on my text?
Scans save to your history by default but this can be turned off; the service is GDPR-aware, never sells your text, and never uses it for training.