What is Scite_?

Scite Scite is an AI‑powered research platform that indexes over 280 million full‑text peer‑reviewed articles, preprints, books, patents, and datasets. It offers full‑text search that goes beyond abstracts to locate the exact content cited in a paper.

Smart Citations automatically classify each citation as supportive, neutral, or contradictory, with a confidence score based on a deep‑learning model. Users can click citation links to view the original context and explore related literature directly within the platform.

The system draws from direct agreements with more than 30 publishers, ensuring comprehensive coverage of both open‑access and paywalled content. Researchers, students, and industry professionals use Scite to verify evidence, assess the validity of claims, and streamline literature reviews.

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Scite_ details

Jurisdiction: New York
Built for: Individuals

Scite_ tech specs

Works with: OpenAI / GPT Anthropic / Claude

Scite_ pricing

Subscription

Personal €16/mo

$16/mo is about average for Research median $15/mo

Most Research tools start between $9 and $49.75 a month.

Free trial: 7 days

Trial, refund and renewal terms as stated in Scite_'s own published documentation.

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Scite_'s key features

Full-text search across 280M+ sources
Smart citations classify support/contradict
Deep learning citation context analysis
AI-powered literature discovery
Indexed 1.6B+ citations
Publisher partnerships with 30+
Confidence score for classifications

Scite_ use cases

Verify the validity of a claim in a manuscript by automatically pulling supporting, neutral, and contradictory citations from Scite, saving researchers hours of manual literature review
Integrate Scite’s citation context classification into journal submission systems to provide reviewers with curated supportive and contradictory references, improving peer‑review quality and speed
Generate comprehensive citation reports and literature maps for research funders and policy makers to assess evidence strength and research impact across disciplines using Scite’s full‑text search and classification