Who this is for
Sites and teams whose readers rely on the page being correct.
Health, finance, and legal sites where accuracy is not optional and a visible review record matters.
Manage reviews across many client sites from one account, each with its own separate trust record.
Bring in outside expertise for pages your in-house team cannot verify alone, without a hiring process.
What you get for each page
A complete, inspectable record, not a badge.
The review
- A verified expert reviews or fact-checks the page
- Each factual claim is checked against a real source
- Proposed corrections with the exact before and after wording and a reason
- Sources cited for every correction, so you can verify them yourself
The record
- A public proof page naming the reviewer, role, date, and topic
- An embeddable attribution block you place on your page
- A correction history that stays inspectable over time
- You accept or reject every proposed change; you keep final editorial control
How it works
From your order to a public trust record, in four steps.
Send us your pages
Tell us which pages need review and what kind of check each one needs.
We match an expert
A verified contributor with authority in your topic takes the work.
You get the review
Claims checked, corrections proposed with sources. You accept what you want.
The record goes live
A public proof page and an attribution block you can show on your page.
Founding-network pricing
Simple per-page pricing while CitePep is in its founding phase.
$49
One page reviewed by a verified expert, with a public proof page and attribution block.
$99
Per page. A thorough fact-check with claim-by-claim corrections and cited sources.
$199
Five pages reviewed, a saving over single-page pricing. Good for a first batch.
$349
Ten pages reviewed. Best value for publishers and agencies with a set of key pages.
What a single-page review covers
- Up to 1,500 words per page, and up to 20 factual claims checked
- One subject area per page
- One revision round after you review the findings
- Citations are checked for existence and support; independent reproduction of a study or dataset is quoted separately
- Typical turnaround: 2 to 5 business days; specialist topics can take longer and we confirm timing before starting
- Legal, medical, and highly technical material is quoted at a higher rate to match the expertise required
- If the page has no errors, you receive a verified "reviewed, no corrections needed" record, which is a real trust signal, not a refund case
Longer pages, more claims, or extra revision rounds are scoped and quoted before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Not sure which fits? Tell us about your pages in the form below and we will send a fixed quote before any work begins.
See what the record looks like
This is the public trust record a reviewed page gets.
Request a review
Tell us about the pages you want reviewed. A real person replies within one business day to confirm scope and next steps.
Questions publishers ask
Who reviews my pages?
A verified contributor with authority in your topic area. Every reviewer has a public CitePep profile with an inspectable contribution history, and their name appears on the trust record for your page.
Will this improve my search rankings?
We make no ranking promises. E-E-A-T is not a ranking factor. What we do is make your trust and experience signals legible to readers and systems, with a record anyone can verify.
Do you edit my page for me?
No. We propose corrections with the exact before and after wording and a reason. You hold final editorial authority and decide what to accept. Nothing changes on your page automatically.
How long does a review take?
Most single pages are reviewed within a few business days. Larger packs and specialist topics can take longer; we confirm timing when we scope your order.
What kinds of content do you review?
We focus on content where accuracy matters most: health, finance, science, and other topics where readers rely on the page being correct.
What happens after the review?
You get a public proof page and an attribution block to place on your page. As new accepted work is recorded, the record updates. You control which pages show it.
Start with the pages that matter most
Pick the pages your readers rely on, and get them reviewed by a verified expert with a public record to show for it.