What Do You Use to Check Copy & Pasting?

17 years ago

While it's not free, Copyspace is the best software out there as it performs the most thorough checks.

The rates are $5.00 per 100 searches.

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dburk

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Ryan Dodson

While it's not free, Copyspace is the best software out there as it performs the most thorough checks.

The rates are $5.00 per 100 searches.

I think you meant to type Copyscape not Copyspace.

Originally Posted by Liquidgraph

I'm outsourcing articles and have been meaning to run the writing I get through a website/software to check if it's unique content or copy & pasted from other source.

What free tools would you guys recommend?

I agree with Ryan that Copyscape is the best tool. As a free alternative you can take portions of your articles and surround the text with quotes and search in Google. This takes more time because your search query length is limited to 32 words. But hey, it is free.

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Ryan Dodson

17 years ago

Originally Posted by dburk

I think you meant to type Copyscape not Copyspace.

I've been using "Copyspace" for almost two years and I am now noticing that it says "Copyscape"...

I agree with Ryan that Copyscape is the best tool. As a free alternative you can take portions of your articles and surround the text with quotes and search in Google. This takes more time because your search query length is limited to 32 words. But hey, it is free.

That's why spending money for ease and convenience is always worth it.