How is each figure on these pages checked?
Every figure on a fact-checked Recagn page carries its unit, and every price says whether it includes GST. Figures from other companies, statutes and surveys also name and link their source, with the date it was checked. Vidhata Trivedy checks every figure against its source before the page goes live.
A figure is written with up to four things beside it.
- Unit
- Per interview, per month or per credit, never left implied
- Source
- The vendor's own pricing page, the statute or the survey's publisher, linked in the sentence
- Date
- The day a figure from another company, a statute or a survey was checked
- Tax basis
- Prices only: before GST or with GST
A page that quotes another company's price also shows "Prices checked" and a date at the top.
For example, Recagn costs at most ₹149.95 a video interview on Starter (₹176.94 with 18% GST). That sentence names its unit, a video interview, and gives the price both before and with GST. The figure is not typed into the page. It is read from Recagn's own price list, so it matches what Recagn charges, and when the price changes, every page changes with it. It says "at most" because the plan also covers CV screening, which Recagn calls a Match Assessment.
Other companies' prices
These come from the vendor's own pricing page, which is opened again before each page is published. Where the live page and our notes differ, the live page wins. A vendor that publishes no price is listed as "Not published", never given an estimate, and estimates from third-party lists are not used. Prices are compared like with like: video against video, voice against voice. Every claim about another company links to that company's own page and carries a date.
Facts about Recagn
These are checked against the product itself, not against earlier marketing copy. Where the two disagree, the product wins and the copy is changed.
What these pages leave out
They make no claim about Recagn's results, such as time saved, until it has been measured on real runs. How Recagn works is stated, including the weights it scores with and who decides, because that can be checked. Summaries of the law, such as the DPDP Act, cite the official text with a date and say they are not legal advice.
How is AI used to write these pages?
Recagn's fact-checked pages are drafted with AI assistance. An AI model writes a first draft from a plan that lists every figure and the source it comes from. Vidhata Trivedy, founder of Baaman AI Lab, the company behind Recagn, reviews each page and checks every figure before it is published.
"These pages" means the guides, comparison pages and other pages on recagn.app that carry the line "By Recagn · Fact-checked by Vidhata Trivedy". Recagn publishes each one. The fact-check names the person who answers for it.
The AI model is there to draft quickly in one house voice. The checking is not left to it. An AI model does not look facts up reliably, so no figure goes live on the draft's word.
Every fact-checked page, except a template or an index page, carries at least one thing only Recagn has: a worked example run through Recagn, the arithmetic behind Recagn's prices, or how its scoring is calculated. A page without one is not published. Worked examples use invented candidates and say so.
Every fact-checked page shows an Updated date. When a mistake on the page is corrected, that date changes.
Spotted a mistake? Write to support@recagn.app and we will correct it, with the date.