AI QA service menu
Choose the human review your AI output needs.
Pick a fixed review type, generate a managed brief with your AI output and sources, and send it into the manual concierge pilot. No self-serve checkout is enabled from this page; an operator scopes the review and you approve the quote before work starts.
- Review types
- Eight fixed services
- Suggested budgets
- $15 to $500 depending on scope
- Start
- Managed brief, then email
Service menu
Suggested budgets are starting points; the final quote depends on length, sources, and turnaround.
| Review type | Suggested budget | Start |
|---|---|---|
| AI blog post fact-check Claims labeled verified, questionable, or incorrect, with source notes and corrected wording. | $25–$150 per document | Managed brief · Service page |
| AI citation and source verification Every link opened and checked against the claim it is supposed to support. | $15–$75 per pass | Managed brief · Service page |
| RAG answer groundedness review Answers compared with the retrieved sources; unsupported claims and citation mismatches listed. | $50–$500 per batch | Managed brief · Service page |
| AI support reply QA Drafted customer replies checked for accuracy, tone, policy fit, and escalation risk. | $25–$100 per batch | Managed brief · Service page |
| AI product content QA Product, comparison, and landing-page copy checked for wrong facts and unsupported claims. | $25–$150 per batch | Managed brief · Service page |
| AI-built website QA A person tests the site or flow on a phone and a desktop and returns screenshots with severity notes. | $25–$200 per site or flow | Managed brief · Service page |
| AI-agent work audit Agent output, context, and logs reviewed before a human approves the action. | $25–$250 per audit | Managed brief · Service page |
| AI data cleanup review Labels, duplicates, categories, and ambiguous rows checked after an AI cleanup pass. | $15–$75 per sample | Managed brief · Service page |
What every buyer should request
Put these in the brief so the reviewer knows exactly what to return.
- A pass, revise, or high-risk recommendation
- An issue list with severity
- Evidence: source links, screenshots, or policy references
- Corrected wording or corrected rows where useful
- Confidence and uncertainty notes
Why a fixed review type
A specific review type beats a generic freelance post.
Naming the review type gives the reviewer a rubric and gives you a deliverable you can accept or send back. It also keeps each task small enough to price as a single scoped job rather than an open-ended engagement.
Want a worked example first? See sample deliverables for each service.
Start with one review type.
Generate a managed brief, then email it. An operator scopes the review and you approve the quote before anyone starts.