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BibGuru vs CiteMaker

BibGuru

bibguru.com

CiteMaker

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Price from$4.99/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published40
Spec score · Citation Generator Tools9.3 (#1)7.5 (#21)
Spec score · Citation generators8.9 (#6)7.1 (#52)
Citation stylesIt supports APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, AMA, CSE and thousands of additional styles.The site lists APA 6, APA 7, Chicago, Harvard, MLA 8, MLA 9, Oxford, and Turabian among its citation styles.
PrivacyThe privacy policy says BibGuru collects only the minimum information necessary or appropriate for the purpose of a user's interaction with its services.The registration form links to a Usage Policy and the site footer links to a Privacy page; the opened page does not state specific security or compliance certifications.

Plans

BibGuru

  • BibGuruFree
  • BibGuru FreeFree
  • BibGuru Plus for EducatorsFree
  • BibGuru Plus$4.99 a month

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CiteMaker

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In their own words

BibGuru

BibGuru creates citations and bibliographies for essays and papers, through the web and browser extensions. It supports APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, AMA, CSE, and thousands of additional citation styles. Users can add websites, books, articles, and other sources by entering a URL or searching by title or author. BibGuru says it formats citations and corrects mistakes automatically. Its Chrome and Edge extensions can generate citations for websites and online journal articles, then let users edit or copy citations and change styles. The About page describes a curated database of 100 million journal articles and 30 million books. The free plan saves sources in the browser for seven days and displays ads. BibGuru Plus costs $4.99 a month and adds longer-term source storage, access on computers and phones, projects and folders, and an ad-free experience. A three-day trial is offered. Teachers and educators can request an access key to provide Plus to students. BibGuru was founded in 2019 and describes its intended users as K12 and undergraduate students.

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CiteMaker

CiteMaker helps students and educators create bibliographies and reference lists, either automatically or manually. Citations can start from a book ISBN, website URL, DOI, or imported BibTeX. For ISBN searches, users can choose Google, ISBNdb, Open Library, or WorldCat. Listed styles include APA 6 and 7, Chicago, Harvard, MLA 8 and 9, Oxford, and Turabian, and the site offers forms for generative AI citations. Its guided forms flag required source details; as users enter information, CiteMaker creates in-text citations and sorts references alphabetically. Completed lists can be copied or exported to email, MS Word, Google Docs, or PDF. Registered users can save reference lists and retrieve them later. CiteMaker describes itself as online software for PC, iPad iOS, and Android tablets, and lists Android, iOS, and web platforms. A free plan and a 30-day trial are listed. The registration form says a yearly subscription fee applies after the trial. The site also provides Student and Educator registration options.

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