Pricing that grows with you

You paste text that an AI wrote (or helped write), and MeteGPT rewrites it in the rhythm of real human prose — then scores the rewrite with a detector before handing it back. Rewrite and verification live in the same tool, so you never have to wonder how your text will look to a checker: you see it before anyone else does.

Usually — and we put measured numbers behind that. On our own controlled eval of 30 academic passages in May 2026, the humanized output flagged at 4% on GPTZero, 30 of 30 clean on QuillBot, and under 20% on Turnitin, the hardest checker in the set. Those are our own eval numbers, not industry claims, and they carry real limits: out-of-distribution text (rare topics, code, dense technical prose) can push the strict checkers to 30-60%, 30 passages is a small sample, and a measured day is never a guarantee. The full per-detector matrix and method are on our methodology page. Every rewrite is also scored before you see it, so you can judge each result yourself.

A named, published dataset: 2,590 real student essays, more than five million words of genuine human academic writing. That corpus — not a synonym-swap table — is what the rewriter draws on for sentence rhythm and word choice. If a humanizer won't tell you where its style comes from, that's worth asking about.

It scans for 29 stylometric patterns that show up disproportionately in machine-written prose: over-regular sentence lengths, stacked transition phrases, three-item parallel lists, hedging density, em-dash overuse, and more. The same engine powers the free detector page, so the score you see inside the humanizer is the score anyone checking your text with our tool would see.

No. When competitors come up on this site, naming them earns us nothing — there are no affiliate links and no paid placements. Much of the review content in this niche is commission-driven; ours isn't, and that's a deliberate choice you can hold us to.

Yes — 4 humanizer runs and 4 detector checks per day at up to 125 words each, with no signup and no card. Quotas reset at midnight UTC, with an IP-level cap of 50 runs/day to keep the free tier sustainable. Paid plans (from $12/mo billed yearly, $18/mo monthly) raise the limits and word caps.

English only, for now. The style corpus and the detector patterns are both English-specific, so other languages will produce output but not output we're willing to vouch for. More languages come after English is solid — not before.

That depends on your institution's AI policy, so read it first. Where AI-assisted drafting is permitted with disclosure, MeteGPT fits: it polishes a draft you built into prose that sounds like you. What it's not for is manufacturing work you didn't do or hiding authorship — and we say that on the record.

An AI humanizer is software that rewrites machine-written text so it reads like a person wrote it, usually to lower the AI-probability score a detector returns. It is not a paraphraser: a paraphraser swaps synonyms and reshuffles clauses for fluency without targeting how a detector reads the result, which is why paraphraser output can still register as AI. MeteGPT is built for the first job, and it reports the detector score so you can judge the outcome yourself.

Because the rewriter samples from a large corpus of real human writing rather than applying one fixed rule, running the same paragraph twice can hand you two different rewrites. That is expected behavior, not a bug. If one version reads better to you than another, use that one, and re-check the score on whichever you keep. Variation is the point of drawing on real writing instead of a template.

Your run gets logged on our side, both the text you paste and the text we return, so the daily quota and our quality checks work. Anonymous runs are not tied to any account. We do not use your text to train the model, and we do not share or sell it.