What is Elicit?
Find papers, extract data and write cited research reports.
Who is Elicit best for?
Elicit is best for researchers in academia and pharma who need to find papers and extract data for systematic reviews.
Systematic literature reviews
It automates paper screening and data extraction, and the Pro review workflow can screen 5,000 papers.
Quick answers from the literature
Semantic search covers 138 million papers and more than 500,000 clinical trials, so you find relevant work without the exact keywords.
Pharma and medtech research teams
The Research Agent pulls evidence from journals, public data and your own documents into cited reports, tables and slides.
Keeping up with a field
Routines have the Research Agent watch your topics on a schedule and sum up what changed, and the library keeps the sources you have found.
How much does Elicit cost?
Elicit has a free Basic plan, and its industry plans cost $75 per user a month for Pro or $375 for Scale, with lower academic prices that start at $19 a month.
- Limited Research Agent and Research Reports use
- Unlimited search across 138 million papers
- Unlimited summaries and chat with papers
- Standard use of Research Agent, Reports and Systematic Reviews
- Systematic review workflow that screens 5,000 papers
- Routines that track new research, plus API access
- 5x the usage of Research Agent, Reports and Systematic Reviews
- Data pulled from figures, live editing with your team
- Admin panel with usage tracking and seat management
These are industry prices. Academic prices are lower: Plus $19, Pro $69 and Scale $149 per user per month, and academic Pro and Scale come with 5x and 9x usage. Billed yearly, industry Pro is $49 and Scale $229 per user per month ($588 and $2,748 a year); academic Plus is $11, Pro $39 and Scale $89 ($132, $468 and $1,068 a year). Enterprise, with custom usage, SSO and single-tenant hosting, is priced on request. Full pricing on elicit.com. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Elicit
What is the difference between Elicit's academic and industry pricing?
Elicit's pricing page switches between academic and industry prices. Academic plans cost less (Pro is $69 a month instead of $75, Scale $149 instead of $375) and add a $19 Plus plan, while academic Pro and Scale also include more Research Agent and report usage than the industry versions.
Who is Elicit for?
Elicit is best for researchers in academia and pharma who need to find papers and extract data for systematic reviews.
Is Elicit free?
Yes. Elicit's Basic plan is free, with unlimited paper search, summaries and chat with papers, plus limited use of the Research Agent and Research Reports. Systematic reviews, exports and more usage need a paid plan, from $19 a month on academic pricing.
How much does Elicit cost?
Elicit's paid plans are Pro at $75 per user per month and Scale at $375 per user per month.
Is there an open source alternative to Elicit?
Yes. Co-STORM is an open source tool that does the same job, so you can run your own.
What are the best Elicit alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Co-STORM.
Where can I try Elicit?
On its official website, elicit.com.
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