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Open Knowledge Maps

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FigureOpen Knowledge MapsScite
Price from€40/mo$14/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published94
Spec score · Research Paper Discovery Tools7.2 (#21)7.8 (#11)
Founded20152018
HeadquartersVienna, AustriaHenderson, Nevada, USA
PurposeOpen Knowledge Maps creates AI-driven visual overviews of research topics to help researchers, students, and practitioners identify relevant resources.Scite helps researchers discover and evaluate scientific literature through Smart Citations that show whether later studies support, contradict, or mention a paper.

Plans

Open Knowledge Maps

  • Basic Membership — lower & middle income countries€480 a year
  • Sustaining Membership — lower & middle income countries€780 a year
  • Visionary Membership — lower & middle income countries€1,280 a year
  • Basic Membership — high income countries (small organisations)€1,900 a year
  • Sustaining Membership — high income countries (small organisations)€2,900 a year
  • Basic Membership — high income countries (large organisations)€3,800 a year
  • Visionary Membership — high income countries (small organisations)€5,400 a year
  • Sustaining Membership — high income countries (large organisations)€5,800 a year
  • Visionary Membership — high income countries (large organisations)€10,800 a year

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Scite

  • FreeFree
  • ConnectFree
  • Basic$14 a month
  • Pro$35 a month

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Scite

Scite helps researchers discover and assess scientific literature through citation context. Its Smart Citations classify later citation statements as supporting, contrasting with, or mentioning a paper. Scite Search matches citation statements extracted from full text and supports citation chaining, filters, and alerts. Reference reports display citation text with filters for classification, section, year, or source type. Scite Assistant answers from peer-reviewed literature and links each answer to its source, while Reference Check examines manuscript references for citation context, retractions, editorial notices, and contrasting findings. Collections can import papers from Zotero, Mendeley, DOI CSV files, or search results and alert users to new citations and retractions. Integrations include an API, Zotero plugin, browser extension, institutional holdings, and MCP connections for ChatGPT and Claude. Scite reports indexing 317M+ articles and extracting 1.6B+ Smart Citations. It offers web, API, and extension access, with a free plan and paid plans from 20 /mo annually.

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