Xapien vs Gemini Notebook

Plans, free access, limits and intended use side by side, taken from each vendor’s own pages. No score and no winner: the facts show where the two differ.

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XapienResearch & sources

AI due diligence reports on people and companies, sold by annual report volume

Free access
Xapien: No free tier
Gemini Notebook: Free access
Paid from
Xapien: No fixed price listed
Gemini Notebook: USD 4.99 per month
Plans listed
Xapien: 4
Gemini Notebook: 5
Public API
Xapien: Not confirmed
Gemini Notebook: Yes

Where Xapien and Gemini Notebook differ

  • AccessXapien has no free tier, while Gemini Notebook offers free access.
  • Pricing checkPrices not confirmed for Xapien; pricing review due for Gemini Notebook.
  • PlansXapien lists 4 plans and Gemini Notebook lists 5.

Head to head

Each value from the tool’s profile and the vendor’s own pages

Xapien Fact Gemini Notebook
Access and price
No free tierFree accessDiffersFree access availableStandard
No fixed price listedLowest listed paid planUSD 4.99 per monthGoogle AI Plus · Germany: EUR 4.99
No public prices; 12-month plans from 250 reports a yearPricing modelFree; Google AI plans from USD 4.99/month
4Plans listedDiffers5
Not confirmedPublic APIYes
Not confirmedCard to startNot confirmed
Not confirmedOpen sourceNo
What it is for
Compliance, legal and fundraising teams that vet many third partiesBuilt forCited answers from your own documents
Research & sourcesCategorySameResearch & sources
  • Web
Platforms
  • Web
  • Android and iOS apps (supported countries)
Not listedWorks withNot listed
How current
Profile sources checked
Prices not confirmed · Oct 11, 2026Pricing checkDiffersPricing review due · Sep 24, 2026

Official source check for both tools. No hands-on testing and no score: “Differs” marks a documented difference, not a better tool.

Plans and prices

Xapien

Prices not confirmed · Oct 11, 2026
  • BaseNot published; 12-month plan
  • ProNot published; 12-month plan
  • EnterpriseNot published; 12-month plan
  • Not-for-profitNot published
Plan conditions and sources

Gemini Notebook

Pricing review due · Sep 24, 2026
  • StandardFreewith a Google account
  • Google AI PlusUSD 4.99 per monthGermany: EUR 4.99
  • Google AI ProUSD 19.99 per monthGermany: EUR 21.99
  • Google AI UltraUSD 99.99 per month, 5x tier with 20 TB storage20x tier with 30 TB: USD 199.99 per month; Germany: EUR 99.99 / EUR 219.99
  • Workspace or Google CloudCustom pricing through your organizationno separate Notebook price
Plan conditions and sources
Official pricing pages, captured from our server in Germany; regional prices or currency can differ
Xapien official pricing page screenshot with plan names
XapienOfficial pricing pagexapien.comCaptured
Gemini Notebook official pricing page screenshot with plan names
Gemini NotebookOfficial pricing pagesupport.google.comCaptured

Strengths and limits

Xapien

Strengths

  • Sources down to the sentence: The FAQ and the how-it-works page say every statement in a report traces back to the page it came from, so a reviewer can judge each source.
  • Built for name collisions: Persona-based resolution is meant to keep people with the same name apart, which the FAQ names as the main cause of false positives.
  • Screening included: The FAQ states sanctions, PEP and watchlist screening is part of the subscription rather than a separate purchase.

Limits to plan around

  • No public prices: The plans page lists only report volumes and a “Discuss pricing” link; the FAQ says prices scale with usage and are quoted by the sales team.
  • Annual commitment: Every plan shown is a 12-month plan, and we found no free plan or self-serve trial; the way to evaluate it is a 30-minute demo.
  • Pages disagree: Pro starts at 650 reports a year on the plans page and 600 on the platform page, and the two pages list different features per plan.

Gemini Notebook

Strengths

  • Multiple source formats: Bring PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, audio files, Google Docs and Slides into a research notebook.
  • Cited answers: Source-grounded answers include citations that let you inspect the underlying material.
  • Ongoing Standard access: A free Standard tier is available without a paid subscription, subject to usage limits.

Limits to plan around

  • Source allowance: Standard notebooks stop at 50 sources; bigger collections must be split across notebooks or moved to a paid plan.
  • Variable AI usage: Long chats, complex prompts and heavy Studio features use more of the compute quota, so the number of actions per day varies.
  • Region-limited paid tiers: Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra are sold only in specific regions, and Ultra is limited to users over 18.

See both products

The two products on their official sites
Xapien homepage screenshot showing the official landing page
XapienOfficial homepagexapien.comCaptured
Gemini Notebook homepage screenshot showing the official landing page
Gemini NotebookOfficial homepagenotebook.googleCaptured
Product pages of both tools
Gemini Notebook features page screenshot showing the product interface
Gemini NotebookOfficial siteworkspace.google.comCaptured

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