CopyLeaks

Copy Leaks! Whether you write content or you have your own adult blog or news source, you know that plagiarism is a huge fucking deal. Especially for those adult entrepreneurs that hire freelancers to write adult content, you know that you always have to be on the lookout for plagiarized content. It’s a huge issue, and it is far too easy to copy and paste a few lines here and there without you being none the wiser.

Let’s call it what it is: thievery. The onus is on you too, since the plagiarized content is hosted on your site. To combat plagiarism and cut it off at its legs, you need a tool that can stop it in its tracks. That’s where Copyleaks comes in, and it does far more than check simple text for plagiarism. This isn’t your father’s plagiarism checker from the early Web 2.0 days. This shit uses the latest technology to catch even a hint of text that seems similar to other, published content. This is next-gen plagiarism detection at its finest, and you can try it for free!

Try for free

The one thing that I love about Copyleaks is that it’s obvious they are not trying to fuck you over when it comes to their pricing (more on the price later). They actually have a free option that allows you to use the tool without any handicaps. The same features are there, and it checks your shit just as intricately as if you were using the most expensive tier plan Copyleaks offers. To that end, you simply cannot say that the service is trying to hide behind a paywall, because you get to see for yourself just how useful it is.

The one gripe I have about using the free version is the fact that you only get 5000 words per year. That’s right: not per week or even per month, but annually. That is fucking nothing. It essentially allows you to check the equivalent of only a couple of blog posts per year. For you young horny entrepreneurs that are still in college, that would be around one thesis check per year, which isn’t a goddamn drop in the bucket.

What I appreciate is that they at least allow you to upload a document. You don’t have to copy and paste every text. Instead, simply choose the document you want to check (it has to be a .doc, .docx, or an equivalent word document, not a PDF) and Copyleaks will take care of the rest. It’s that simple, and will show you for sure how the plagiarism checker actually works. If you want to know whether this tool is for you or not, this will show you all you need to know about whether or not you need to sign up for a paid option.

Uses AI and machine learning to detect plagiarism

Some of you are probably wondering why the fuck you should choose a service like Copyleaks over other plagiarism checkers like Copyscape. You know what Copyscape is – everyone has fucking heard of them. They are synonymous with plagiarism checkers, like Trojan is for condoms or KFC is for explosive diarrhea. So what sets Copyleaks apart from the rest of the many plagiarism checkers out there? Since many of them being as helpful, easy to use, and convenient as they are?

I don’t know if you have heard, but there is a thing called ‘Artificial Intelligence’ that is supposed to transform our lives within the next decade or so and turn us all into robots or something of the sort. There is also something called ‘Machine Learning’ that is supposed to train artificial intelligence to figure out how to do everything better than humans. So that proves it: we’re all going to be dipped in a metallic batch of ooze and are all going to come out of it looking like gayer C3P0s than the original.

Until/if that day comes, you can use this technology for good. Copyleaks uses artificial intelligence combined with machine learning to catch every instance of plagiarism. This isn’t your father’s plagiarism checker, so it does not simply flag phrases when it spots identical phrases. No, Copyleaks digs deeper and detects content that is similar and even paraphrased. This means that you can ensure that your content is fucking fresh as hell every goddamn time.

And what’s in it for you besides somebody going on social media and calling you out for hosting plagiarized content? A lot, actually. When your content is plagiarism-free and has so few matching phrases on its site, this works wonders for improving your site’s page rank and overall SEO strategy. Your site will enhance its worth and value as your site continues to have such fresh content, which can help you boost your site into that upper echelon of adult sites in your niche.

Fine-tuning your brand’s site(s) to improve its overall rank – and again, its value – involves optimizing a lot of different moving parts. Ensuring that your content is totally fresh is yet another one of those parts, and it should not be taken lightly. With a tool like Copyleaks, you can be assured that your content gets the 21st-century treatment, and always comes out of the proverbial plagiarism filter looking clean, innocent, and original. You know, the opposite of Bill Cosby.

It even checks for plagiarized code

I don’t know if you have recently looked at your device’s respective app store, but there is a huge coding theft problem that needs to be solved. Look around at the games sections on your device’s app marketplace, and you will spot games that look almost identical to popular games you are probably familiar with, but with just a few noticeable differences. That’s not you having a stroke and going crazy – that’s goddamn code thievery right in front of your fucking eyes!

Code theft is almost impossible to detect, as most people are not that unapologetic about showing off what they have obviously stolen. It can consist of anything, even a small feature that was ripped from a different website and put onto another without the original developer’s consent. But fortunately, we live in a rapidly changing world, and the tools to detect code theft are becoming just as easy to use as plagiarism detectors that content writers and publishers have used for decades.

If you choose Copyleaks, you will find that it’s just as simple to check for plagiarized code as it is to check for stolen text. This is goddamn invaluable for webmasters that code their own sites, apps, or the like, as you can crosscheck your source code to ensure that nothing is stolen. This can seriously save your fucking ass, as stolen code is a serious issue.

Whether you are hiring a freelancer to write your code or you are doing it yourself and you want to check your bases, Copyleaks will assuredly help you to know that your code is 100% original and free of plagiarism. To that end, Copyleaks is fucking invaluable, as it isn’t every day that you find a plagiarism checker that does double duty and checks for plagiarized code of all things. Just as with checking content for plagiarism, Copyleaks allows you to check your Java, C++, and Python source code for free. There does not seem to be a limit either, so try it out for yourself and see how helpful this tool can be!

Can be expensive – but the value is there

The great thing about the pricing structure of Copyleaks is that it’s scalable. You do not have to tie yourself to a pricing tier. Instead, you can choose a plan that reflects how much you are going to use the service.

The least expensive plan starts at $9.99 a month. That gives you 25,000 words to check monthly, or about 100 pages. You can actually slide a scale to add more pages and words to scan per month, which increases to about 10,000 monthly page scans/2.5-million word scans per month, which is a whopping $579.99 per month. If you need more than that, there are custom pricing plans that you can obtain, and there is even an enterprise option for those that need to use this tool all the fucking time.

For most people, they will be able to fit a pricing plan that reflects how much they will use it. If you regularly go overboard, you can adjust your monthly allotment for the next month. It can get expensive, but not ridiculously so. If you are checking for plagiarism often, you already know the value of using these tools, and you probably already realize that Copyleaks is a pretty damn good deal no matter which way you spin it.

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Although the free version of Copyleaks’ plagiarism checker is ridiculously limited, it does not change the fact that the value is apparent. They need to continue offering the same easy-to-use tools to check for plagiarism so meticulously as they do. If they do, they should have success for years to come.