How VerifiedPricing checks SaaS pricing

A verified pricing record costs €99 or $99, one time. Prices exclude VAT where it applies. A person checks every plan, price, currency, billing period, unit and region against your pricing page. Each fact is recorded with its source address, capture time, scope and region, then marked checked. Facts for plans no longer on the page are retired, and extracted facts are never published without that check. The flagship plan is the one plan on your pricing page whose price leads the record; the person checking the page chooses it. If no flagship plan price can be checked against your page, no record is published and your order is cancelled.

Verified is not live pricing and not a guarantee. It does not mean the price is the lowest available, that no other fees apply, that the terms suit your contract, or that VerifiedPricing endorses the product. A paid check buys a check of every plan at the time of the order, not a say over what the record states. Confirm final pricing, taxes, discounts, eligibility and contract terms with the vendor before purchase.

A fact that has not been checked against its source stays not observed. A missing value never becomes zero or free, and an inferred number is never shown as checked. If a fact can no longer be checked against its source, it is marked for review or retired and is no longer shown as checked.

When a new check finds a different fact, a new version is published and the earlier one is superseded, not edited in place. Both versions keep their dates. When your pricing changes, you can order a new check. The new fact supersedes the old one and the history stays visible. Every superseded fact appears in the pricing changes log. A record reflects its check dates only; nothing updates it automatically.

Anyone can report a correction for free, with the source, scope, region and what changed. A report fixes the fact it names when reviewed; a paid check covers every plan at the time of the order. Reports are checked against the cited source before a record changes. A company can use the same form to ask for a record about its own product to be removed. Removal requests are reviewed, and history is not rewritten silently.

The report shows what sampled assistants say about your pricing, where those answers do not match the first-party page, and prioritized advisory fixes with draft correction briefs. A person reviews a dated sample of answers. Future answers may differ. Suggested changes and correction briefs are advisory.

QuotedWrong and VerifiedPricing share one fact store and do different jobs. QuotedWrong samples what AI assistants say about a company's pricing through provider APIs and shows where those answers differ from first-party facts. VerifiedPricing publishes checked, dated facts. A record does not change what an assistant answers, and QuotedWrong does not publish records.