Elicit · AI Research Assistant
An AI research assistant that finds, summarizes, and extracts structured data from scientific papers, and runs a Research Agent for multi-step evidence synthesis.
Best for
Researchers, students, and R&D teams who need to process large volumes of scientific literature efficiently
Not ideal for
General web research, non-scientific topics, or tasks requiring expert validation of findings
Who it's for
Academics, pharma and policy researchers conducting systematic reviews of scientific literature
Consensus
Non-experts and analysts who want clear, source-backed answers from the scientific literature
FreemiumResearch Solutions (Scite)
Researchers, scientists, and systematic reviewers who need to evaluate the evidentiary weight and replication status of specific claims in the scientific literature — not general topic discovery
FreemiumElicit is an AI research assistant built for literature review and evidence-based decision-making. It searches over 138 million papers from Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex, and PubMed, plus clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov, and produces structured summaries of relevant studies. Users can define custom data extraction columns to pull specific information from each paper, such as sample size, methodology, or key findings, and view results in a comparable table format. This makes it significantly faster to process a large volume of papers than reading each one individually. Beyond search, Elicit now offers a Research Agent that gathers evidence across papers, clinical trials, patents, regulatory data, conference abstracts, and grey literature, Research Reports with sentence-level citations, a dedicated systematic review workflow for screening and extraction, and research alerts. Elicit is not a general-purpose search engine — it is designed for structured research questions where you want to understand what a body of evidence says. It works best for systematic reviews, literature overviews, and evidence synthesis in academic, scientific, pharma, and policy contexts. The free Basic plan includes unlimited search, summaries, and chat with papers, with limited Research Agent and Report usage; paid plans add exports, systematic-review workflows, larger extraction tables, and API access.
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