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Scite classifies citations as supporting, contrasting or merely mentioning a claim, so you can tell whether a finding has been replicated or quietly disputed rather than just counting citation totals. It covers a large index of full-text articles with a browser extension for use on publisher sites. Subscription pricing, with institutional licences.

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What is Scite?

Scite is a research tool designed to classify citations as supporting, contrasting, or merely mentioning a claim. It helps users determine whether a scientific finding has been replicated or disputed, moving beyond simple citation counts. The product covers a large index of full-text articles and provides a browser extension for use directly on publisher sites.

Scite key features

  • Classifies citations as supporting, contrasting, or mentioning a claim
  • Indexes a large collection of full-text articles
  • Includes a browser extension for publisher sites
  • Provides institutional licences alongside subscription pricing

Scite pros and cons

Pros

  • Offers context on citations rather than relying on raw citation counts
  • Helps identify if a research finding has been replicated or disputed
  • Allows direct access through a browser extension on publisher sites

Cons

  • Pricing specifics and exact costs are not published on the listing
  • Open source availability is not recorded
  • Full feature limits and specific tier names are not provided in the listing

Scite pricing

The listing states a recurring subscription model with institutional licences available, but specific tier names and prices are not provided.

Is Scite worth trying?

Scite is worth trying for researchers and academics who need to understand the qualitative context behind academic citations. The presence of a recurring subscription and institutional licensing options means buyers should check plan availability for their organization. The listing does not provide enough information to determine a verdict for casual readers outside of academic or educational research.

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