Every tier gives the same verdict. Pro removes the daily limit and adds the parts that need an account.
5 verdicts a day in the extension. Videos anyone has already asked about are free and do not count. The web app for any cached video. 1 channel in the morning digest. No account needed for the extension. An email and a code for the digest and the web app.
Free
Unlimited verdicts. Ask the video: a question answered from the transcript, with the timestamps. The library, with exports to Markdown and Notion-ready text. The digest for up to 30 channels, and a weekly roundup on Mondays.
$4 a month, or $36 a year.
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Sign inPro for as long as Worthwatch runs, and at least five years, for the first 300 buyers. A seat number, kept on your account page. No renewal.
$59, once.
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All 300 Founding seats are taken.
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Sign inYou hold Founding seat 1 of 300. Pro is on for as long as Worthwatch runs.
Test mode: Purchases on this site are simulated and nothing is charged.
A verdict counts when Worthwatch has to analyze the video for the first time. Once anyone has asked about a video, its verdict is cached and free for everyone.
The count resets at midnight UTC. Pro accounts have no count.
On busy days a shared daily budget protects the free tier from abuse. If it is spent, free verdicts pause until midnight UTC and the panel explains why.
Each verdict is a model call, or a few on a long video. The digest also buys one transcript for every new video on a followed channel. That transcript is shared by every subscriber of the channel.
Pro covers those costs with room to spare and pays for the time to keep the extension working as YouTube changes.
The free tier is the trial. 5 verdicts a day and 1 digest channel show you how a verdict reads and how the digest arrives.
It stays readable. Saving new verdicts and exporting need Pro again.
Yes. The yearly plan is listed above and renews once a year.
No. It is paid once and never renews.