I write for a living, which means I’ve also become the person who has to prove her work is actually hers. Between clients asking for “clean” scores and editors running everything through a checker before it hits their inbox, I wanted to see what GetSolved’s AI Detector actually does under normal, everyday use — not a lab test, just a week of throwing real drafts at it.
This isn’t a deep technical breakdown of how the detection model works under the hood, and one week with three test samples isn’t enough to make sweeping claims about accuracy. It’s more: what did it catch, did it explain itself, and is it something I’d keep using.
What Is GetSolved’s AI Detector?
It’s one piece of a bigger toolkit — GetSolved also runs a paraphraser, grammar checker, fact checker, and plagiarism checker under the same account.
The detector’s job is to scan text and flag patterns associated with AI-generated writing, then explain why those patterns got flagged rather than just handing you a number.
You can try it directly on Getsolved.ai by pasting text in or uploading a file — PDF, DOCX, that kind of thing. According to GetSolved, it checks against patterns from several models, including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
How It Works: First Impressions?
Paste or upload, wait a few seconds, get a score plus a sentence-by-sentence breakdown of what triggered it.
That’s basically the whole workflow. No plugin, nothing to install — it runs in the browser, so I could start a scan on my laptop and finish reviewing it on a different machine without losing anything.
The part that changed how I used it: instead of just an overall percentage, it highlights the specific sentences that read as “off” and gives a short reason — overly uniform structure, phrasing that’s technically correct but not how a person would actually talk, that sort of thing. That’s a different experience from a tool that just says “38%” and leaves you to guess.
You’ll need to create an account before running a scan — there’s no free detector tier, so this is a required step even for the cheapest plan (more on pricing below).
What We Tested?
Sentence-level flagging was the headline feature. Rather than treating a whole document as one blob, it isolates the specific lines contributing to the score, which makes editing feel targeted instead of like a full rewrite.
Clarity feedback layered on top was a pleasant surprise — even sections that scored low were sometimes flagged for being wordy or inconsistent in tone, independent of the AI score itself.
I also ran text generated by more than one chatbot through it, and it flagged both samples rather than only the one it might have been tuned for.
Two smaller notes: it accepts full document uploads, not just short pastes, and file formats include PDF and DOCX alongside plain text.
Sample Scans
I ran three types of text through it: something I wrote entirely myself, an unedited paragraph straight out of a chatbot, and that same AI paragraph after I’d manually reworked a few flagged sentences.
| Sample type | Description | Score | Notes |
| Fully human-written paragraph | My own unedited draft | 6% | No meaningful flags |
| Unedited AI-generated paragraph | Pasted straight from a chatbot | 91% | Nearly every sentence flagged |
| Same paragraph, lightly edited | Reworded a few flagged lines | 22% | Score dropped after edits |
That’s the extent of what I tested — my own draft came back low, the raw chatbot paragraph came back high, and the score fell after I addressed the specific sentences it called out.
Three samples over one week isn’t enough to generalize about accuracy across edge cases like mixed authorship, heavily edited text, or non-native English phrasing — that would take longer-term use to evaluate fairly.
Pricing: What It Costs to Try
There’s no permanent free tier for the detector. You need to create an account first, and the cheapest paid option is the 7-Day Access plan.
- 7-Day Access — €2.00/week. Cheapest way to test it without a longer commitment.
- Unlimited Monthly Plan — €39.99/month standard rate, currently €19.99/month at 50% off.
- Unlimited Annual Plan — normally equivalent to €39.99/month, currently €7.99/month when billed annually (80% off).
Every tier includes the AI detector, grammar checker, fact checker, plagiarism checker, and 24/7 support — so you’re paying for the full toolkit, not the detector on its own.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Sentence-level explanations instead of a bare score
- Flagged samples from more than one chatbot in my testing
- Clarity feedback included alongside the AI score
- Browser-based, no installation
- Bundled with the rest of GetSolved’s tools at no extra cost
Cons:
- Account required before any scan, with no free detector tier
- Can’t purchase the detector as a standalone product
- Limited testing (one week, three samples) — not enough to judge edge cases
Who This Tool Might Suit?
Writers and editors who want a second opinion before a draft goes out. Students checking phrasing before submission.
Content teams reviewing guest posts or freelance work at scale. If you’d only use it once, the weekly plan covers a single check without a longer commitment.
Privacy
GetSolved’s site states that uploaded content isn’t used for model training and isn’t shared with third parties.
I haven’t independently verified this beyond what’s stated — if privacy matters for your use case, it’s worth reading GetSolved’s Privacy Policy directly rather than relying on any review, including this one.
FAQs
Is the AI detector free?
No. You need to create an account, and there’s no free detector tier — the cheapest paid option is the 7-Day Access plan at €2.00/week.
Does it work on full documents or just short text?
Both — paste a paragraph or upload a full file.
Does it explain why something got flagged?
Yes — sentence-level reasons are included alongside the overall score, which is what distinguishes it from a bare percentage.
Does it store my uploaded content?
GetSolved’s site states no long-term storage and no use in training data. Worth confirming directly on their privacy page if that matters for your use case.
Can it flag text from different AI models?
In my testing it flagged samples from more than one chatbot. GetSolved states it checks for patterns from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini specifically.
Final Verdict
After a week of testing, GetSolved’s AI Detector gave useful results across the three samples I tried: my own draft scored low, the unedited chatbot paragraph scored much higher, and the score dropped noticeably after I revised the flagged sentences.
That’s not enough testing to make broad claims about accuracy in every situation, but the sentence-level feedback made it more useful to me day-to-day than a tool that only outputs a percentage.
