GPTKit AI text detector

Vendor Dreamsoft Innovations Private Limited Official site gptkit.ai How this card is sourced

AIDI-D-0045

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GPTKit flagged 0 of 114 human-written English computing submissions as AI in Orenstrakh 2023, the only detector of eight at zero, while classifying 75.00% of 20 ChatGPT submissions correctly (arXiv 2307.07411, Tables 6 and 8, read 9 November 2026). The vendor is Dreamsoft Innovations Private Limited, which operates gptkit.ai under a privacy policy effective 24 January 2023 that transfers data to India for processing (gptkit.ai/privacy-policy, read 9 November 2026). The card is one of the text detectors in the detector index, and how this card is sourced explains why a detector with the best false positive count in one study and the lowest post-manipulation accuracy in another ranks where it does.

What GPTKit detects

The GPTKit register entry: field, value, source and read date
FieldValueSource
Content types detectedTextgptkit.ai
Generators coveredChatGPT (vendor wording: classify text as either human- or chatgpt-generated)gptkit.ai
LanguagesEnglishgptkit.ai/faq
Input limitsWeb tool: paste up to 2048 characters per request as a guest (0 / 2048 characters counter, maxlength 2048) or upload a file in .html, .txt, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .xlsm, .xltx, .xltm, .xlt, .csv, .pdf, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .odt, .ods, .rtf or .epub; the page says For better results, please enter more than 50 words. Paid plans raise the limit to 10,240, 30,720 or 153,600 characters per request with 10, 20 or 25 requests a minute. API: POST /api/detect with a bearer JWT token and GET /api/detect/{detection_id} (OpenAPI 1.0.0-beta); API Access is listed on the Team and Institution plans.gptkit.ai
Free tierFree (Guest): the first 2048 characters in every request are free and 5 requests a minute; registering for free keeps the 2048 characters per request. No monthly allowance is stated; usage is metered in credits, and paid plans are Unlimited Creditsgptkit.ai/plans
APIYes, gptkit.ai/api-docsgptkit.ai/api-docs
IntegrationsREST API (POST /api/detect, bearer token; OpenAPI specification at gptkit.ai/api-docs/v1), File upload (.html, .txt, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .csv, .pdf, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .odt, .ods, .rtf, .epub), Team accounts with shared creditsgptkit.ai/api-docs/v1
Data retentionHome page FAQ: Do you store the input text? We temporarily store the data for processing purposes. Once the detection process is complete, the content is immediately removed from our servers. Privacy Policy (effective 2023-01-24): We will retain your Personal Data only for as long as is necessary for the purposes set out in this Privacy Policy; Usage Data is generally retained for a shorter period. Personal Data is transferred to India and processed there.gptkit.ai
OwnershipDreamsoft Innovations Private Limited operates GPTKit.ai (Privacy Policy effective 2023-01-24; Terms of Service last updated 2023-01-22); the footer reads GPTKit by Dreamsoft Innovations. The privacy policy says data is transferred to India and processed there. The footer links an affiliate sign-up (Become an Affiliate) and a sister site, Its All AGI. The home page labels the detector v3.gptkit.ai/privacy-policy
Independent studies2 recordsStudies index

The home page calls GPTKit "a free AI text generation detection tool" and says: "Using multi-model approach, we are able to identify and classify text as either human- or chatgpt-generated" (gptkit.ai, read 9 November 2026). ChatGPT is the only generator the page names, so the card's generator count is one. The method is stated as a count: "We use 6 different methods for detection", and the FAQ says the tool "utilizes 6 different AI-based content detection techniques, resulting in higher accuracy" and returns "reports on the authenticity and reality of the content analyzed" (gptkit.ai/faq, read 9 November 2026). The detector carries a "v3" label. Orenstrakh 2023 describes the ensemble from its own reading of the vendor's pages as six models including DistilBERT, GLTR, perplexity and RoBERTa-based detectors.

Language is one. The FAQ answers "Which language is supported?" with "Currently English is supported" (gptkit.ai/faq, read 9 November 2026). The card records English and GPTKit sits at one in the languages ranking.

Input is paste or upload. The box reads "0 / 2048 characters" for guests and the page says "First 2048 characters are free for guest users. Register to increase the character limit. For better results, please enter more than 50 words" (gptkit.ai, read 9 November 2026). The upload control accepts .html, .txt, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .xlsm, .xltx, .xltm, .xlt, .csv, .pdf, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .odt, .ods, .rtf and .epub files. The 50-word line is advice rather than a requirement, so the card records no minimum input. An API exists: the OpenAPI document at gptkit.ai/api-docs/v1, version 1.0.0-beta, describes POST /api/detect with a bearer token and GET /api/detect/{detection_id} (gptkit.ai/api-docs/v1, read 9 November 2026), and the plans page lists "API Access" on the Team and Institution plans. No extension, add-on or LMS is listed. The nearest cards are GLTR, tested beside GPTKit in Orenstrakh 2023 and named in GPTKit's own ensemble, and ZeroGPT, the other detector Perkins 2024 found at 0 false accusations in 10 human samples.

Limits and plans

GPTKit plans with price, limits and the date each was checked
PlanPriceLimitsChecked on
Free Plan$ 0Upto 2048 Characters per request; Upto 5 Requests/Minute. Plans as listed in the plans page's embedded plan data; the cards render by script.
Unlimited (Personal)$ 5/month, or $ 36/year ($ 51 struck through, Bill Annually 40% off)Unlimited Credits; Faster Processing Speed; Upto 2 Team Members; Upto 10 Requests/Minute; Upto 10,240 Characters/Request. No API.
Unlimited (Team)$ 10/month, or $ 72/year ($ 103 struck through)Unlimited Credits; Upto 8 Team Members; Upto 20 Requests/Minute; Upto 30,720 Characters/Request; API Access.
Unlimited (Institution)$ 20/month, or $ 144/year ($ 206 struck through)Unlimited Credits; Upto 20 Team Members; Upto 25 Requests/Minute; Upto 153,600 Characters/Request; API Access.

The free tier is per request, not per month. "The first 2048 characters in every request will be free. Register for free to get 2048 characters/request", the FAQ says, and the Free Plan lists "Upto 2048 Characters per request" and "Upto 5 Requests/Minute" (gptkit.ai/plans, read 9 November 2026). Usage is metered in credits and the paid plans are "Unlimited Credits", so no monthly word figure applies and GPTKit sits in the second table of the free tiers ranking. Credits can be pooled: "you can create a team and invite others to join. The credits of your team will be shared across all members."

The plans page shows a "Bill Monthly" and "Bill Annually (40% off, Limited Time Offer)" switch; the cards render by script from plan data embedded in the page, and the figures below are that data as read 9 November 2026, in US dollars.

The API is sold inside the Team and Institution plans rather than per word, so the card records no API price per 1,000 words and GPTKit is tabled apart on the API pricing ranking.

Retention is the field where GPTKit is clearest. The home page FAQ asks "Do you store the input text?" and answers: "We temporarily store the data for processing purposes. Once the detection process is complete, the content is immediately removed from our servers" (gptkit.ai, read 9 November 2026). The privacy policy keeps Personal Data "only for as long as is necessary" and Usage Data "for a shorter period", and says of location: "If you are located outside India and choose to provide information to us, please note that we transfer the data, including Personal Data, to India and process it there" (gptkit.ai/privacy-policy, read 9 November 2026). The card records zero days on the FAQ's sentence, the reading the index gave Sightengine's "deleted once it has been processed", and GPTKit joins the cards at zero in the data retention ranking.

What the vendor claims

We use 6 different methods for detection with accuracy upto 93%. (Home page.) FAQ: Our detector is trained on 1 Million datasets. Our detector currently has an accuracy of approximately 93%, as determined through testing with a dataset of 100K+ responses from both humans and Chat GPT. No date or breakdown is published.
gptkit.ai, read

GPTKit states one figure twice. The home page says "6 different methods for detection with accuracy upto 93%", and the FAQ answers "How accurate is your detector?" with "Our detector is trained on 1 Million datasets. Our detector currently has an accuracy of approximately 93%, as determined through testing with a dataset of 100K+ responses from both humans and Chat GPT. Efforts to further improve accuracy are ongoing" (gptkit.ai/faq, read 9 November 2026). No test date, breakdown or false positive rate is published, so GPTKit's row in the false positive ranking rests on the studies, not the vendor. The page makes no statement about paraphrased or humanized text, and its only caveat is the advice to enter more than 50 words.

What independent studies found

  1. AIDI-S-0012Orenstrakh 20232023

    Scored 100.00% on 114 human and 75.00% on 20 ChatGPT English coursework submissions by the threshold method (Table 6), 87.50% combined, with 0 false positives in 114, the only detector of eight at zero (Table 8); accuracy on 10 QuillBot-paraphrased ChatGPT texts fell from 90% to 30% (Table 9); on Spanish submissions 80% of 10 human and 20% of 10 ChatGPT texts were classified correctly (Table 12). The conclusion names GPTKit the best detector at avoiding false positives.

  2. AIDI-S-0005Perkins 20242024

    Purchased credits; mean accuracy 6% on unmanipulated AI text falling to 4.5% after adversarial techniques (drop 1.5%, Table 8), the lowest post-manipulation accuracy of seven detectors; 0 false accusations in 10 human samples (FAS 0%, Table 10).

Two records in the studies index print results for GPTKit, and they pull in opposite directions. Orenstrakh 2023 ran eight detectors on 114 human and 20 ChatGPT English computing submissions and, by its threshold method, scored GPTKit 100.00% on the human set and 75.00% on the ChatGPT set, 87.50% combined, with 0 false positives in 114; the paper's conclusion names GPTKit "the best detector for avoiding false positives" (arXiv 2307.07411, Tables 6 and 8 and Section 4.1, read 9 November 2026). The same paper's resilience test moved GPTKit from 90% to 30% accuracy on 10 QuillBot-paraphrased ChatGPT texts (Table 9), and on 10 human and 10 ChatGPT submissions in Spanish it classified 80% and 20% correctly (Table 12). The paper also reports that some human submissions scored "up to 37% fake" and that the tool merged separate paragraphs into one.

Perkins 2024 bought credits and ran GPTKit with six other detectors. Its mean accuracy on unmanipulated AI text was 6%, falling to 4.5% after adversarial techniques, a drop of 1.5 points and the lowest post-manipulation figure of the seven, while it made 0 false accusations in 10 human samples (DOI 10.1186/s41239-024-00487-w, Tables 8 and 10, read 9 November 2026). Read together, the two records describe a detector that rarely accuses a human writer and misses most of the AI text it is shown.

The fields follow the index rules. The false positive value is 0 of 114 from Orenstrakh 2023, the larger base, with Perkins 2024's 0 of 10 in the base text. Robustness is 30%, the Orenstrakh 2023 post-QuillBot accuracy, under the rule that takes the highest printed post-attack detection figure; Perkins 2024's 4.5% is quoted beside it. No record prints a miss count, so the false negative ranking carries no GPTKit value, because 75.00% and 6% are percent-correct figures whose complements the rule does not take. The claim gap pairs the vendor's 93% with Orenstrakh 2023's 87.50% combined accuracy, a gap of 5.5 points, with Perkins 2024's 4.5% as the lowest figure in the block.

Where GPTKit appears in the index

Rankings

GPTKit ranks on two study records in independently tested detectors, at 0 in the false positive ranking, at 30% in adversarial robustness, at plus 5.5 points in the claim versus evidence gap, at zero days in data retention and at one record in languages evidence for the Spanish set. On vendor-stated values read 9 November 2026 it qualifies for maximum input per check at 153,600 characters on the Institution plan, languages at one, generator models named at one (ChatGPT), accepted file types, platform integrations on its API, detectors with an API and the no-account view. It also appears on the paraphrased text question and the Spanish question on the Orenstrakh 2023 figures.

Every detector card on the register shows the same fourteen fields, so a detector with 0 false positives in 114 and 4.5% accuracy after manipulation can be read in the same columns as the detectors whose two figures sit the other way round.

Questions about GPTKit AI text detector

Is GPTKit free?

Yes, within limits: the first 2048 characters of every request are free for guests and registered users, at up to 5 requests a minute, per the plans page read 9 November 2026.

How much does GPTKit cost?

Unlimited (Personal) is $5 a month or $36 a year, Unlimited (Team) $10 a month or $72 a year and Unlimited (Institution) $20 a month or $144 a year, in the plans page's data read 9 November 2026; the Team and Institution plans include API Access.

How accurate does GPTKit say it is?

"Accuracy upto 93%" on the home page and "approximately 93%" on a dataset of "100K+ responses from both humans and Chat GPT" in the FAQ, read 9 November 2026, with no test date or false positive rate.

What did Orenstrakh 2023 find about GPTKit?

0 false positives in 114 human English submissions, 100.00% on human and 75.00% on 20 ChatGPT texts by the threshold method, and a fall from 90% to 30% on 10 QuillBot-paraphrased texts (arXiv 2307.07411, Tables 6, 8 and 9), read 9 November 2026.

What did Perkins 2024 find about GPTKit?

Mean accuracy of 6% on unmanipulated AI text falling to 4.5% after adversarial techniques, the lowest of seven detectors, and 0 false accusations in 10 human samples (DOI 10.1186/s41239-024-00487-w, Tables 8 and 10), read 9 November 2026.

Does GPTKit store the text you check?

The FAQ says the content "is immediately removed from our servers" once detection is complete, and the privacy policy of 24 January 2023 says data is transferred to India for processing, read 9 November 2026.

Sources and revisions

Sources

  1. gptkit.aiRead 9 November 2026
  2. gptkit.ai/faqRead 9 November 2026
  3. gptkit.ai/plansRead 9 November 2026
  4. gptkit.ai/api-docsRead 9 November 2026
  5. gptkit.ai/privacy-policyRead 9 November 2026
  6. gptkit.ai/terms-of-serviceRead 9 November 2026
  7. arxiv.org/abs/2307.07411Read 9 November 2026
  8. doi.org/10.1186/s41239-024-00487-wRead 9 November 2026

Revision log

  1. Card created2026-11-10: merged at index version 2026

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