Contact the editors
Contact the Best AI Humanizer editors at editor@bestaihumanizer.ai for anything about the site: an error on a page, a dispute over a reading, a question about the method, or a request to add a tool to the next run. One address covers all of it, and every message is read by an editor.
What to send for an error report
Three things make an error report quick to act on: the page, the fact, and the source. Give the address of the page, quote the sentence or the table cell that is wrong, and link the page where the right figure can be read, such as the vendor's current pricing page. If the error is a price or a limit, say the date you read the vendor's page, because prices change and the site records the day each one was checked.
A report that checks out leads to a change on the page and an entry in the corrections log the same day. A report that does not check out gets a reply saying why.
| What you are reporting | What to include |
|---|---|
| A wrong price or limit | The page on this site, the figure shown, the vendor page where the current figure is, and the date you read it |
| A wrong fact about a tool | The sentence, and the vendor or primary page that contradicts it |
| A detector reading you dispute | The run ID, the tool, the input ID and the detector, plus your own reading with its date and a screenshot |
| A meaning or error rating you dispute | The run ID, the output ID, and which claim you believe was kept or dropped |
| A tool to add | The tool's name, its site, and its pricing page |
What to send for a dispute
A vendor or a reader who disputes a reading from a test run should name the run ID, the tool, the input and the detector or rating in question, and attach whatever evidence they have, such as their own detector reading with its date. Disputes are handled under the method described on how we test AI humanizers: the dispute and the editors' response are recorded as a dated note on the run page, and if a number changes, the change is a new run ID. A vendor can have a fact corrected because it is wrong, not removed because it is unwelcome; the full rule is on the editorial policy page.
Response time
The editors aim to reply to every message within five working days. That is a target, not a promise, and a dispute that needs a re-read of raw files takes longer than a price check. A reply that a report is being checked counts as a reply.
What not to send
The site does not take press releases, review requests with conditions attached, sponsored placements or paid links, so there is no point sending them. A tool is added to the test set when it meets the three tests on the editorial policy page, and a request to add one is treated as a tip, not an application. The site also does not give advice on a specific piece of writing or on a specific institution's AI policy; the about page says what the site does and does not do.
Messages are kept under the terms on the privacy policy page. Nothing sent to the address is published without the sender's agreement, apart from the fact of a correction, which is logged as described above. The ranking of all twelve tools is the page most reports concern, and every price on it carries the day it was read.
More about how this site works: About Best AI Humanizer, Editorial policy, Corrections log, How we test AI humanizers.
