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Enhanced processing of more sources
Superior quality fact-checking
Includes 180 credits per month
Pricing & Billing FAQs
Is Crickit free?
Crickit uses a freemium model. You can install the extension and try it at no cost for up to about 40 minutes of supported video, and up to 120 fact-checks, to see how it fits into your media diet. After that, continued use requires a paid plan.
How is 1 credit defined?
One credit equals a segment of video up to two minutes long (and at least 45 seconds long), watched partially or completely. If you later return to a video and re-watch a segment, it still counts as a single credit.
Why do I sometimes see fewer than three fact-checks per segment?
Crickit has a confidence gate: it withholds a fact-check if there isn’t enough strong evidence or context to support a clear judgment. That can happen when there are too few relevant search results, unclear timing or speaker information, or conflicting data. When this occurs, you may see fewer than the normal number of fact-checks in a segment. We are adhering to an important principle of fact-checking, and of science: an absence of evidence is not necessarily evidence of absence.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept all major credit and debit cards, plus popular digital wallets, installment plans, and some local payment options. At checkout you may see:
• Major cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, etc.) • Apple Pay and Google Pay • Amazon Pay • Cash App Pay • “Buy now, pay later” options such as Affirm and Klarna (where available) • Link (Stripe’s one-click checkout) • Local payment methods depending on your country.
The exact options you see can vary by your country, browser, and device, but everything is processed securely through our payment partner, Stripe.
Can I cancel my plan?
Yes. You can cancel your paid plan at any time through your account settings. When you cancel, you’ll keep access through the end of your current billing period. To do so, click the gear icon on the main control panel, then click the “Cancel Subscription” button in the “Manage Your Subscription” window.
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