Literature exploration from a seed paper
Start from one paper and expand into related works, authors, and emerging topics to discover connected literature.
ResearchRabbit is a web-based literature review tool for researchers, students, and academic teams. It helps users discover related papers, map citations, organize collections, and track how topics develop across papers and authors.
The product is built around starting from a seed paper and expanding outward through connected literature rather than relying on a static keyword list. ResearchRabbit also offers a free tier, a paid RR+ subscription for heavier discovery and organization work, and an institution plan for larger research groups.
Start from one paper and expand into related works, authors, and emerging topics to discover connected literature.
Use built-in visualizations to see how papers, authors, citations, and topics relate over time.
Keep papers, notes, and thoughts connected while working through a review so source material stays organized.
Share a collection with collaborators, which the pricing page lists as part of the free plan.
Use advanced search controls, larger seed-article limits, and multiple projects in RR+ for bigger review workflows.
Connect to LibKey on the institution plan to integrate with a research library workflow.
Begin with a single article and expand into related papers, authors, and newer work when you are scoping a topic or starting a literature review.
Use citation maps and visual sorting to understand how papers connect, cluster, and change by publication year during close reading.
Keep articles, notes, and ideas connected while building a review so you can move between sources without losing context.
Share collections and work in a collaborative library environment when several people need access to the same research set.
Use RR+ or the institution plan when a project needs more seed articles, advanced search controls, multiple projects, or library-level support.
Yes. ResearchRabbit says it has a free offering and that the Free Forever tier includes unlimited search, unlimited collections, collaboration, library uploads, and up to 50 seed articles.
Yes. The Free Forever tier is described as sufficient for completing a literature review, including search, collections, collaboration, library uploads, and seed articles.
RR+ is the premium version. It adds unlimited advanced search and organizational features, plus higher seed-article limits, multiple projects, and faster support responses.
The default RR+ price shown on the pricing page is USD $10 per month, with country parity pricing available in over 100 countries. The site also notes country-based discounts and an annual-plan display on the pricing page.
You can unsubscribe at any time, and access continues until the end of the billing period even after cancellation.
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