VerifyCitation focuses on the part that must be defensible before submission: whether each existing reference is real, and whether DOI, title, authors, year, and publication details agree with the evidence.
Built for verification of references you already have - not source discovery or citation generation
Verify references
Fast check - field-level evidence
Submitted bibliography
Split confirmation
Review before credits are reserved
Verification result
Evidence fields remain inspectable
Recent verification
References
3 checked
Status
Complete
Detail
Ready to reopen
Deep review appears only for results that need another pass, with the extra 5-credit cost visible before upgrade.
The landing page now follows the product path researchers actually use: paste references, confirm the parsed list and credit estimate, inspect evidence-backed results, then reopen saved details when a citation needs to be defended.
Paste one citation or a bibliography into the same input pattern used on /verify.
Review detected references and Fast credit estimates before a verification starts.
Inspect DOI, title, authors, year, and venue evidence for every result status.
Return to recent verification records and read the saved original input and evidence.
Verify references
Fast check - field-level evidence
Submitted bibliography
Split confirmation
Review before credits are reserved
Verification result
Evidence fields remain inspectable
Recent verification
References
3 checked
Status
Complete
Detail
Ready to reopen
Deep review appears only for results that need another pass, with the extra 5-credit cost visible before upgrade.
VerifyCitation does not promise to write your bibliography or prove a paper supports a claim. It gives you a clear review surface for the source-existence and metadata risks that make citations fragile.
Check whether a citation maps to a discoverable academic record before it reaches a supervisor, editor, or reviewer.
Compare DOI, title, authors, year, and venue instead of trusting that a plausible-looking reference is authentic.
Results separate verified, unsure, conflict, missing, and error states so the next review decision stays visible.
Split confirmation and Fast estimates appear before verification, and Deep upgrades remain per reference.
The product stays intentionally narrow: it verifies existing references and explains bibliographic evidence without expanding into claim support, source discovery, or formatting automation.
Preserve the original text while confirming how the bibliography was split before credits are reserved.
Check whether the reference can be tied to a credible academic record through available source evidence.
Identify whether a DOI resolves and whether it points to the same work described by the citation.
Expose near-matches, stitched titles, or title drift that simple formatting checks would miss.
Compare author names and author combinations against the record that was found.
Surface publication year, journal, conference, publisher, or venue differences in plain language.
Use compact assessment cards and filters to scan verified, unsure, inauthentic, and error states.
Reopen previous checks with submitted text and saved evidence intact for later review.
VerifyCitation is useful when the reference list already exists and the risk is credibility, not ideation.
Screen a bibliography for fabricated or drifting references before the final draft is shared.
Check references that may have been copied from AI output without turning the app into a writing generator.
Prioritize citations that need manual review by looking at result status and evidence conflicts first.
Give collaborators a repeatable way to inspect reference evidence without sharing private API keys.
Find DOI, title, author, year, or venue mismatches in older notes and draft bibliographies.
Return to recent checks and details when a reviewer asks why a citation was flagged.
These cards are temporary launch-pricing references for planning and visual review. They do not start checkout, create a subscription, or change the current credit logic.
15 credits
A small one-time bundle for checking a short reference list.
150 credits per month
For recurring bibliography checks during active writing cycles.
1,500 credits per year
For longer research projects that need predictable verification capacity.
5,000 credits
A long-horizon credit reference for heavy citation review needs.
Temporary pricing reference only. Final pricing, credit rules, and checkout behavior must be confirmed separately before public release.
Clear boundaries matter as much as the interface polish.
Use the product surface that the landing page now reflects: paste references, confirm credits, review evidence, and return to saved details.