Studley vs Elicit

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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StudleyResearch & sources

AI study tool that turns documents, lecture recordings, YouTube videos and text into flashcards, quizzes, notes, podcasts and an AI tutor

ElicitResearch & sources

Find research papers and extract structured information from studies.

Free access
Studley: Free access
Elicit: Free access
Paid from
Studley: USD 8.17 per month
Elicit: USD 49 per user per month
Plans listed
Studley: 2
Elicit: 7
Public API
Studley: Not confirmed
Elicit: Yes

Where Studley and Elicit differ

  • Pricing checkPrices confirmed for Studley; pricing review due for Elicit.
  • PlansStudley lists 2 plans and Elicit lists 7.

Head to head

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

Studley Fact Elicit
Access and price
Free access availableFree · USD 0 per monthFree accessSameFree access availableBasic
USD 8.17 per monthStudley Pro · billed $97.99 per yearLowest listed paid planUSD 49 per user per monthPro (Industry) · billed annually · USD 588 per year; USD 75 billed monthly
Free; Pro $8.17 a month, billed $97.99 per yearPricing modelFree Basic; paid from USD 11 (Academic) or USD 49 (Industry) per user per month
2Plans listedDiffers7
Not confirmedPublic APIYes
Not confirmedCard to startNot confirmed
Not confirmedOpen sourceNo
What it is for
Students who study from their own documents and recordings and want flashcards, quizzes, a tutor and podcasts from one upload, and who accept a small weekly allowance on the free planBuilt forExtracting study data from research papers
Research & sourcesCategorySameResearch & sources
  • Web
  • iOS
  • Android
Platforms
  • Web application
Not listedWorks withNot listed
How current
Profile sources checked
Prices confirmed · Nov 5, 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

Studley

Prices confirmed · Nov 5, 2026
  • FreeUSD 0 per month
  • Studley ProUSD 8.17 per monthbilled $97.99 per year
Plan conditions and sources

Elicit

Pricing review due · Sep 24, 2026
  • BasicFree
  • Plus (Academic)USD 11 per user per monthbilled annually · USD 132 per year; USD 19 billed monthly
  • Pro (Academic)USD 39 per user per monthbilled annually · USD 468 per year; USD 69 billed monthly
  • Pro (Industry)USD 49 per user per monthbilled annually · USD 588 per year; USD 75 billed monthly
  • Scale (Academic)USD 89 per user per monthbilled annually · USD 1,068 per year; USD 149 billed monthly
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  • Scale (Industry)USD 169 per user per monthbilled annually · USD 2,028 per year; USD 279 billed monthly
  • EnterpriseCustomthrough sales
Plan conditions and sources
Official pricing pages, captured from our server in Germany; regional prices or currency can differ
Studley official pricing page screenshot with plan names
StudleyOfficial pricing pagestudley.aiCaptured
Elicit pricing with Industry and Yearly selected
ElicitOfficial pricing pageelicit.comCaptured

Strengths and limits

Studley

Strengths

  • Many study formats from one upload: The homepage lists flashcards, quizzes, written tests, tutor lessons, fill-in-the-blanks and podcasts from the same material.
  • Free plan to try it: The pricing page shows a $0 plan that resets every week.
  • Annual price is stated: The pricing page shows Pro as $97.99 per year.

Limits to plan around

  • Monthly-billing price not shown: The homepage says you can pay monthly or yearly, but the pricing page showed only the annual amount and its $8.17 monthly equivalent.
  • Free allowance is small: The free plan is 1 study set, 5 AI tutor uses and 2 solves, then 1 per day, each week.
  • Subscriptions are non-refundable: The Terms say fees are non-refundable except the grade guarantee or where the law requires a refund.

Elicit

Strengths

  • Free paper discovery: Basic includes unlimited paper search, summaries and chat with accessible full text.
  • Quotes behind the output: Extracted values, screening decisions and report claims point to the supporting passage in the source paper.
  • Report export on every plan: Research Reports download as PDF or Word even on the free Basic plan.

Limits to plan around

  • English focus: Search, summaries and extraction are optimized for English-language research; other-language quality varies.
  • Complex table failures: The extraction guide warns that some table layouts can be missed or parsed incorrectly.
  • Table exports cost extra: Find Papers and Paper Chat tables need Plus; Systematic Review tables need Pro or higher.

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The two products on their official sites
Studley homepage screenshot showing the official landing page
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Elicit homepage screenshot showing the official landing page
ElicitOfficial homepageelicit.comCaptured
Product pages of both tools
Elicit features page screenshot showing the product interface
ElicitOfficial siteelicit.comCaptured

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