Every data point. Tracked.

Every statistic, benchmark, and percentage in your content becomes a verifiable entity with a lifecycle. Extracted by AI. Monitored continuously. Each one knows when it was last true.

POST /api/claims/extract
URLyoursite.com/blog/saas-marketing-statistics-2026

SaaS Marketing Statistics for 2026

Our survey of 1,247 marketers found that 68% prefer email over social media for lead nurturing. Email delivers 3.2× higher conversion than paid social, and open rates have dropped 4 points year over year to 22%. According to Gartner, AI-augmented tools cut send time 41%.

Run the extractor to see what comes back.

Each kind of claim
goes stale a different way.

The extractor classifies every claim. Type sets the staleness rule, the testability score, and how the claim is presented in prose.

SStatistical
“68% of marketers…”
Percentages, ratios, and aggregate metrics. Goes stale when the underlying poll or chart shifts past your delta threshold.
TTemporal
“in Q1 2026, …”
Time-referenced facts and date-bound assertions. Goes stale at the date it references, or when the period it summarizes rolls over.
CComparative
“3.2× higher than …”
Relative comparisons between two or more values. Goes stale when either side changes enough to flip the relationship.
SSource Citation
“According to Gartner, …”
Explicit references to external research. We trace the citation back through its chain and flag it stale when the cited page changes.

Every claim gets a
permalink anyone can cite.

A shareable URL with the claim text, the original quote, the lifecycle, and the sources. ClaimReview JSON-LD baked in for search engines and AI systems.

liquichart.com/claims/68-percent-marketers-prefer-email-kf82n3x1
indexable
Claim
68% of marketers prefer email over social media for lead nurturing.
Original text
“Our survey of 1,247 marketing professionals found that 68% rely on email as their primary channel for lead nurturing, compared to 18% who favor social media and 14% who prefer direct messaging platforms.”
yoursite.com/blog/saas-marketing-statistics-2026·¶ 1
Verification history
v.3 · 68%2 hours ago
auto · scheduled re-verify
v.2 · 72%Feb 12, 2026
auto · source updated
v.1 · 72%Jan 04, 2026
auto · first tracked
Details
StatusFresh
TypeStatistical
Citation chainPrimary source · first-party
Value68%
Confidence92%
Verifications3
First trackedJan 04, 2026
Last verified● 2 hours ago
Sources
PollEmail vs Social 2026
PostSaaS Marketing Statistics for 2026
ClaimReview JSON-LD
{
  "@type": "ClaimReview",
  "claimReviewed": "68% prefer email",
  "datePublished": "2026-03-28",
  "reviewRating": {
    "ratingValue": 5,
    "alternateName": "Verified"
  }
}

Seven things every claim does.

AI extraction

Paste a URL. Get every testable assertion.

The extractor reads your prose and identifies every percentage, benchmark, time-bound fact, and source citation. Each one comes back with a type, a confidence score, and a link to the sentence it was lifted from.

Lifecycle

Current → Stale → Fixed. Never stuck.

A claim is an entity with state. When its source shifts past a threshold, it moves to Stale automatically. Apply a correction and it moves to Fixed. Hit its expiry window without re-verification and it Expires. The status is always honest.

Originality

Know which numbers are yours.

Every claim is tagged Original (from your own polls or charts), First-Party (a number you measured yourself), Sourced (cited from a tracked publisher), or Unattributed (no source on record). Your Originality Score is the share that originates with you.

Source of truth

One canonical number. Update it once.

Designate a claim as the source of truth for a figure. Change it in one place and a correction is drafted for every post that cites it, queued for your review. Nothing publishes on its own.

Testability

Score 0 to 100. Can this be tested?

A six-factor assessment per claim: is there a survey question that would settle it, a GSC or GA4 signal, an embed-analytics path. High-testability claims become candidates for an Experiment, one click and you are drafting the test.

Citation chain

Trace a number back to its origin.

For any sourced claim, follow the citation through up to 10 hops, from your post to wherever the trail ends: the primary source, a paywall, or a dead link. You see how deep the chain runs and whether the value held or mutated along the way.

ClaimReview schema

A public page for every claim.

Every claim has a permalink with full ClaimReview JSON-LD: the claim text, the original quote, the status, the value, the verifications, the sources. Indexable by search engines and AI systems. Shareable as a citation.

One permalink. Citable anywhere.

Every claim resolves at a public URL with ClaimReview JSON-LD baked in. Link it in prose, pull it through the CMS API, or let search engines and AI systems read the structured data. Status, value, and verification stay in sync at the source.

  • Public permalink for every claim, indexable by default
  • ClaimReview JSON-LD on every claim page for search and AI systems
  • CMS API returns structured claim data with a cms:read key
  • Status, value, and verification stay in sync at the source
<!-- cite a claim anywhere; the permalink is public and indexable -->
<a href="https://liquichart.com/claims/68-percent-marketers-prefer-email-kf82n3x1">
  68% of marketers prefer email
</a>

<!-- resolves to the live claim: value, status, verification history -->
permalink per claim · ClaimReview JSON-LD · indexable by default

Six things easier
when numbers have a status.

01
Audit a blog archive

Point the extractor at your top 50 posts. Get back every claim, ranked by staleness risk. Fix the loudest 10 before lunch.

02
Track a benchmark across posts

The same 68% stat appears in 12 posts. One claim entity, 12 citations. When the source shifts, you know exactly what needs editing.

03
Ship a transparency report

Public claim permalinks for every metric in your annual report. Auditors hover any number to see the source, status, and verification history.

04
Pre-flight a launch post

Before publish, the editor flags any claim with low confidence, low testability, or no source. Catch them while you can still cite something.

05
Turn stale stats into experiments

High-testability claims that have gone stale become Experiment candidates. One click drafts a poll or a GSC-tracked test to resettle them.

06
Sit beside Living Content

Living Blocks cite claims. When a claim goes stale, the surrounding paragraph is queued for a rewrite. Provenance and prose update together.

FAQ

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