ResearchCollab.ai
A platform for research collaboration through document synchronization, literature analysis, and task management.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-10-31- Price & billing
Free plan forever with 200 AI credits per month, 1 workspace, 2 projects, 50 notes, 50 bookmarks and 1 Research Agent run per month, no card on file; paid tiers are not detailed in the reviewed text.
- Free allowance
Free plan forever with 200 AI credits per month, 1 workspace, 2 projects, 50 notes, 50 bookmarks and 1 Research Agent run per month, no card on file; paid tiers are not detailed in the reviewed text.
- Best suited to
Students, researchers and labs doing systematic literature reviews with cited drafts.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Students, researchers and labs doing systematic literature reviews with cited drafts.
Limits and trade-offs
Built around full review workflows, not single-paper lookup; citation accuracy still needs reviewer checks; free plan caps workspaces, projects and monthly agent runs.
Plans and free allowances
Free plan forever with 200 AI credits per month, 1 workspace, 2 projects, 50 notes, 50 bookmarks and 1 Research Agent run per month, no card on file; paid tiers are not detailed in the reviewed text.
Evidence
ResearchCollab homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-10-31)
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A closer look at ResearchCollab.ai
ResearchCollab is an AI research agent covering 460M+ papers: type a question to get an interactive topic map, run systematic literature reviews with tracked inclusion and exclusion and an auto-generated PRISMA diagram, and draft cited sections with an outline generator, knowledge bank and virtual peer review.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose ResearchCollab.ai
- Students starting a dissertation who need a structured outline from a messy first week.
- Researchers and faculty doing systematic reviews who want claims tied to source paragraphs.
- Labs and departments that want shared sources with workspace-level privacy controls.
When to choose something else
- Readers who only need to look up one paper, since the product is built around full review workflows.
- Users who need guaranteed citation accuracy without checking, since AI-drafted citations still need review.
- Teams that need more than 1 workspace or 2 projects without paying, since those are the free plan's limits.
A practical starting workflow
- Type a research question to get an interactive topic map of papers, sub-topics and gaps.
- Run the review stage with inclusion and exclusion tracked and a PRISMA diagram generated.
- Draft sections from the knowledge bank with the outline generator and virtual peer review.
- Export the cited draft ready to submit.
Check before committing
- The 460M-paper index figure and the 'outline by lunch' testimonial are vendor claims, not independently verified.
- The free plan's Research Agent run is limited to 1 per month; heavier use requires upgrading.
- Citation accuracy still depends on the underlying papers and the reviewer's own checks.
Common questions
What does ResearchCollab do?
ResearchCollab is an AI research agent covering 460M+ papers: it turns a question into an interactive topic map, runs systematic literature reviews, and drafts cited sections.
Is it really free?
Yes. The Free plan is forever: 200 AI credits per month, 1 workspace, 2 projects, 50 notes, 50 bookmarks and 1 Research Agent run per month, with no card on file.
How does it keep citations accurate?
Its Evidence Tracker keeps every claim tied to its source paragraph, and inclusion and exclusion are tracked as the review runs.
Compare approaches for this task
- ArxivGPT — A Chrome Extension to summarize a arXiv paper and get insights.
- AnswerThis — Researchers and students who need cited answers across a large paper corpus.
Sources and checks
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