Pricing

Priced per verified infographic.

Pricing preview: billing is not live. No card is taken anywhere on this site.

Problem: a designer's day plus a proof-reader's pass, every time a figure changes. What this does: a verified infographic and its receipt for a flat price. Why it matters: the cost of checking stops scaling with the number of figures. How to use it: pay per infographic, or take the team plan.

Pay as you go

$6per verified infographic

One infographic and its fact receipt.

PNG plus receipt (PDF and JSON)
Up to three repair rounds
Everything it couldn't verify, listed

Team

$149per month

40 verified infographics included.

Shared receipts and history
Reports dashboard
$4 per extra infographic

Building image workflows? Ask about the verification API.

Unit economics (measured, not estimated)

Render, 2K, thinking on (median)	$0.073
Masked edit (median)	$0.060
Blind read (median)	$0.0027
Whole runs at 2K, thinking on: median of 8 finished live runs	$0.092
Cheapest and dearest of those runs	$0.076–$0.548
A fresh set of controls (once a day per image size, shared)	$0.066–$0.248
Derived: a clean run, render + six reads (sum of medians)	≈ $0.09
Derived: with two repairs and their re-reads (sum of medians)	≈ $0.22

Measured rows: real calls and runs in the ledger, each call priced from its own token counts at Google's published standard rates (gemini-3.8-flash: $0.75 / $3.75 per 1M tokens through 2026-12-31, doubling to $1.50 / $7.50 from 2027-01-01, so reads cost twice as much next year). Derived rows add measured medians and are labelled. The dearest runs had many repairs or a full re-render; the repair budget caps any run at $1.00 of repairs.

Questions

What counts as verified? Every featured number matches its source, nothing on the image is unsourced, and the strict gate has cleared every number. Anything else is flagged on the receipt.

What if it can't fix a number? After three rounds it stops and flags it for you. The receipt says so.

Can I try it first? Yes, in the demo.