Pro
Everyday research and academic writing
$19/month, billed monthly at $19
200 searches/month
- Advanced literature search
- Smart Citation context
- Unlimited collections
- Research report exports
- Priority processing
Simple pricing for serious research
Find, Verify, and Cite Research, Faster
Choose the right plan to find relevant papers faster and move your research forward.
Business
Intensive literature reviews and in-depth research
$39/month, billed monthly at $39
- 600 searches/month
- Advanced literature search
- Smart Citation context
- Unlimited collections
- Research report exports
- Priority processing
No surprise charges
Clear plan pricing before you upgrade.
Cancel anytime
Manage your subscription directly from your account.
Source-linked AI
Keep the evidence trail visible behind AI outputs.
Secure & private
Research files and workspaces stay protected.
Why researchers upgrade
Spend less time hunting for papers. More time judging the evidence.
Researcher unlocks the workflow that matters once a quick search becomes a real project.
Search without daily limits
Keep following the question without stopping mid-workflow.
Analyze papers faster
Summarize, compare, and inspect findings with source links attached.
See disagreement clearly
Separate consensus from mixed or contradictory evidence.
Keep research reusable
Save papers, notes, and collections across long-running projects.
AI evidence brief18 selected studies
How does sleep regularity affect executive function?
Overall evidence
Most higher-quality studies indicate a positive association between regular sleep timing and executive-function outcomes.
Key nuance
Effects appear smaller in self-reported sleep studies than in actigraphy-based studies.
Open question
Randomized intervention evidence remains limited.
Loved by evidence-first researchers
More confidence in the answer. Less time getting there.
Researchers use CiteClarity to narrow the literature faster, compare conflicting findings, and keep the source trail visible from first search to final decision.
★★★★★
“I used to spend the first hour of a project just figuring out which papers were worth opening. Now I can get to a focused reading list much faster, and every AI summary still points me back to the original source.”
Maya C.Behavioral ResearcherLiterature review
★★★★★
“The supporting versus conflicting evidence view is the reason I kept using it. It gives me a much better sense of whether the literature actually agrees before I move forward.”
James W.Research LeadEvidence synthesis
★★★★★
“The source-linked workflow saves me from copying notes across tabs. I can search, compare, save the relevant papers, and come back to the same research trail later.”
Elena R.Graduate ResearcherResearch project
Pricing FAQ
Know exactly what you’re paying for.
Clear billing and clear research workflows both reduce friction.
Which plan is right for me? 
Choose based on how often you research and the features you need. Compare the included features and usage limits to find a plan that fits your workload.
What’s the difference between monthly and annual billing?
Monthly subscriptions are billed each month, while annual subscriptions are billed once a year. If an annual plan displays a monthly equivalent, the full annual amount is still charged upfront.
Are there usage limits for each plan?
Check each plan’s details for the included usage allowances and the features they apply to. Choose an allowance that matches how often you search and the scope of your research.
Does a subscription include full-text access to every paper?
Full-text availability depends on the paper and its publisher’s access rules. Open-access papers can be read freely, while other papers may require institutional access or a separate purchase.
Can I use the papers I find in my academic writing?
Yes. Use the results to discover relevant sources and support your research. Before citing a paper, review the original text and verify its findings and citation details.
Your next question is a good place to start
Ready to make your next research decision with more confidence?
Start with a question and leave with a source-backed trail you can explain.
