Siteglade vs Elicit

Siteglade is an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud; Elicit is an AI research assistant for scientific papers and systematic reviews. Where Elicit specializes in academic papers, Siteglade researches the open web and delivers the report, spreadsheet or deck.

Siteglade's prices are listed openly: Pro USD 14.99 and Plus USD 34.99 a month before tax.

A note on who wrote this: Siteglade publishes this comparison, and every fact about another product is taken from that product's pages as they read on October 27, 2026.

The short version

Every cell restates the product's own pages; where Elicit's pricing page says nothing about a result, the table says "Not listed".

Siteglade and Elicit at a glance (read October 27, 2026)
SitegladeElicit
Paid plansPro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month, before taxPlus USD 11 per seat a month, billed yearly; Pro USD 39 per seat a month, billed yearly
Free planFree plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projectsA Basic plan for casual exploration
Credits a monthFree 1,500, Pro 12,000, Plus 30,000, Max 70,000See its pricing page
Research with sourcesYes, with every source linkedYes
DocumentsYes, Word or PDFYes
PresentationsYes, PowerPoint or PDF with sourcesNot listed on its site
SpreadsheetsYes, Excel or CSV with formulasNot listed on its site
Charts and dashboardsYes, images, interactive pages or slidesNot listed on its site
Where tasks runSandboxes on servers in the EUNot stated on its pricing page

Price: what you pay for Siteglade and Elicit

Elicit's paid plans: Plus USD 11 per seat a month, billed yearly and Pro USD 39 per seat a month, billed yearly. Elicit is specialized in academic literature, and its prices are per user and billed yearly, from USD 11 a month.

Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Credits are counted differently by every product, so the fair test is one of your own tasks in both.

What Elicit does well

Pro is built for systematic literature reviews, with Research Agent and Research Reports. Plus exports to RIS, CSV, BIB, PDF and DOCX, and Basic imports from Zotero. Pro gives 5x the usage of Research Agent, Research Reports and systematic reviews.

What Siteglade adds

Next to research with sources and documents, Siteglade delivers presentations, spreadsheets, charts and dashboards, websites and web apps.

Presentations are researched, written and designed with charts and images, and download as PowerPoint or PDF with a list of the sources.

Which one to choose

Choose Elicit for researchers who work with academic papers. Siteglade is the wrong choice when you only need a quick answer in a chat window or work through academic papers all day.

Choose Siteglade when the same project also needs websites, web apps and mobile apps, when the result should be published or handed over as a file, or when the work should be processed in the EU.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use Siteglade or Elicit?

Elicit suits researchers who work with academic papers. Siteglade suits people who want websites, web apps and mobile apps from the same agent, with tasks processed in the EU.

Is Siteglade cheaper than Elicit?

Elicit's paid plans: Plus USD 11 per seat a month, billed yearly and Pro USD 39 per seat a month, billed yearly. Siteglade Pro costs USD 14.99 a month before tax.

Can Siteglade do what Elicit does?

For research with sources and documents, yes. Research reads the web and writes an answer with every source linked, and can turn it into a document, a table or slides.

Can I take a Siteglade project elsewhere?

Yes. Projects are standard source code you can export to GitHub or download as a ZIP on every plan, and files such as decks, reports and spreadsheets download in common formats.

Sources and product guides

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