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Name: LitSynth — AI Literature Review Generator
Brand: LitSynth
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Choose the plan that works best for you

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Choose the plan that works best for you

How credits work

A complete literature review uses credits for retrieval and drafting: paper search costs 1 credit and review generation costs 25 credits. Systematic Review Beta generation costs 100 credits.

Systematic Review Beta is a PRISMA-lite workflow for protocol notes, title/abstract screening, evidence tables, and audit checks. It does not claim full PRISMA 2020 compliance, dual independent screening, full-text review, meta-analysis, or Cochrane-level methods.

Free

Try the core workflow with a small demo project

30 credits every month
1 demo literature review
Search up to 10 papers and review up to 5 selected papers
Best for testing retrieval, screening, and first-draft generation

Saved projects
Word / PDF export
Systematic Review

Trial

$4.9

Validate one real research topic before committing to a plan

50 credits, valid for 30 days
About 2 standard review generations for focused evaluation
Includes PubMed retrieval, relevance ranking, evidence tables, and citation checks

Systematic Review
Recurring monthly credits

Popular

Plus

$12.9/month

For regular topic scouting and literature tracking

500 credits every month, valid for 30 days
About 20 standard review generations per month
More than Trial: saved projects, continued editing, and review draft export
Saved projects and Markdown / Word / PDF export

Systematic Review

Pro

$39.9/month

For long-running research cycles and systematic-review depth

2000 credits every month, valid for 30 days
About 80 standard reviews or 20 systematic reviews per month
Search and review up to 50 papers for deeper evidence mapping
Includes Systematic Review Beta, research lineage mapping, and priority support
Saved projects and Markdown / Word / PDF export

Institution administration
Dedicated deployment
Full PRISMA 2020 compliance or meta-analysis

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

[01]

How does LitSynth generate a literature review from one question?

LitSynth expands your research question into a retrieval strategy, finds relevant papers, screens them for fit, and drafts a structured literature review. The workflow keeps the search boundary, included papers, evidence excerpts, and citations visible so you can verify and edit the draft.

[02]

Where do the papers come from, and how many can it search?

LitSynth searches large academic indexes and scholarly metadata sources, then ranks papers around your specific question. Plan limits define how many papers can be retrieved and reviewed in a single workflow, from a small demo set on Free to deeper searches on Pro.

[03]

Are citations real and clickable?

Yes. Draft citations are tied back to source papers and evidence excerpts where possible. You should still review the cited evidence before submitting or publishing, but the product is designed so claims can be audited instead of appearing as unsupported AI text.

[04]

What counts as one complete literature review?

One complete review includes a research question, paper retrieval, relevance screening, a selected evidence set, and a drafted review with citations. Each plan sets limits for how many papers can be searched and included in that draft.

[05]

What is the difference between Literature Review and Systematic Review Beta?

Literature Review mode is for fast discovery, evidence mapping, and a reviewable first draft. Systematic Review Beta is for stricter workflows that need clearer protocols, deeper screening, extraction, and audit trails. The pricing page marks which plans include Systematic Review access.

[06]

How do credits work, and when do they expire?

Credits pay for retrieval and drafting work. Paper search costs 1 credit, review generation costs 25 credits, and Systematic Review Beta costs 100 credits. Monthly and trial credits expire after 30 days, so pick the plan that matches your current research volume.

[07]

Can I export the review?

Paid plans support saved projects and export to Markdown, Word, and PDF. Free is intended for trying the workflow and does not include final export.