[ PRICING ]
simple, honest
Free
$0forever
- 1 living review of your field, revised weekly with tracked changes
- Weekly audio briefing on exactly what changed
- 5 discovery runs / month (deep runs count double)
- 3 audiobooks + 10 spoken briefings / month
- Instant access to every already-generated audiobook
Pro
$12per month
- 10 living reviews, updated daily with tracked changes
- Daily audio change briefings across your fields
- 50 discovery runs / month
- 30 audiobooks + 100 spoken briefings / month
- Your reviews and library across devices
Team
let's talkfor labs & R&D groups
- Brief Rooms: your team steers one agent together — assign, object, override, all on the record
- Tracked-change briefings posted to your Slack channel
- Pooled quotas: 50 reviews, 200 discoveries, 100 audiobooks + 500 briefings / month
- Invite your lab in two clicks — no per-seat accounting
- Priority support and onboarding for your first fields
Self-serve per-seat billing, or talk to us for a larger lab — we reply within a day.
Generation costs are shared: once any listener generates a paper's audio, it streams free for everyone. Full-text audiobooks are available for open-access papers; paywalled papers get spoken briefings from their abstracts.
[ HONEST QUESTIONS ]
NotebookLM is free. Why would I pay for this?
NotebookLM is a tool you operate: you find the sources, upload them, and ask questions — it knows nothing you didn't give it, and it does nothing while you're away. Cesure is a standing service: it finds the literature itself, keeps a versioned review of your field true, mechanically verifies the quote behind every proposed change against its source, and briefs you aloud each week on what changed. You're not paying for chat over PDFs; you're paying for work that happens while you sleep.
How is this different from Undermind or Elicit?
Those are excellent search tools: you ask, they return papers and a report, and alerts tell you new papers exist. Cesure maintains the conclusions. New evidence arrives as a tracked change to a specific claim — supports, contradicts, extends, or supersedes — which you accept into the next version of your review. A list of new papers is homework; a proposed edit to what you believe is an answer.
What does the Team plan cost?
It depends on your team's size and how many fields you need maintained — that's why it's a conversation, not a checkout button. Expect lab-budget pricing, not enterprise theater: one email, a short call if useful, and we switch your workspace on. Every member gets the pooled quotas, shared reviews, and the Slack briefing channel.
What happens when the evidence is contested?
Nothing is silently rewritten. Contested findings are flagged, every claim links to the source passage it came from — abstract-level evidence is marked as such — and the full version history of your review is kept, so you can always see what changed, when, and on the strength of which paper.