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ResearchRabbit+

RR+ is the premium tier of ResearchRabbit, offering advanced features to take your literature review to the next level.

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The core of ResearchRabbit is available for free, which thousands of researchers around the world use to improve tasks like citation chasing, note-taking, and visual citation mapping.

Beyond the free tier, ResearchRabbit+ will enable you to level up your search efficiency and organisation. RR+ adds a layer of powerful features on top of ResearchRabbit's core functionality, which can be combined in creative ways to tackle a diverse range of research challenges.

What's included in RR+?

Advanced Search Filters

A powerful suite of options for refining your search. Find exactly what you're looking for, and find it fast, using combinations of Advanced Search Filters:

Keyword Filters

  • Focus your search to only return results that include a keyword or phrase

  • Cut through dominant topics to unearth niche articles

Publication Date

  • Find foundational articles in your research topic

  • Search for the current state of the art

Journal Quality: Quartiles and H-Index

  • Control the quality of results

  • Adhere to your university's literature review requirements

Open Access

  • Make sure your search results have a free PDF download

Retractions

  • Ensure you're working from legitimate un-retracted articles

  • Find and review important retractions that have unfairly impacted your field

Extended Search Size

Search from up to 300 articles at once:

  • Scan your entire literature review for gaps

  • Quickly check for recent developments in conjunction with a Publication Date filter

Multiple Projects

  • Keep distinct notes and articles for each of your research papers

How much does RR+ cost?

$12.50 USD / month;

or $120 USD / year (saving 20%)

🌏 Sound like a lot, where you're from? Check to see if you're eligible for a discount thanks to the Country Discounts scheme.

Who should subscribe to RR+?

Subscriptions are becoming a big part of monthly expenses, so it's wise to approach any newcomers with scrutiny. Below are some prompts to get your brain whirring about whether RR+ deserves a spot.

Researchers with a strategic approach to searching

If this isn't your first rodeo, or you've got some solid advice from a supervisor – congratulations – you'll be approaching research with specific search tasks in mind. RR+ can help you run targeted searches quickly, and with confidence:

  • Find the state of the art faster to ensure you're working from the latest knowledge.

  • Target foundational articles to develop an understanding of your field as a whole

  • Validate your research gap by checking topic intersections

  • Check your whole literature review for gaps to avoid nasty surprises

Researchers who are short on time

Look, this one is almost everyone, but it's worth reflecting on. Research projects are driven by early findings in the literature, so accelerating your path to a stable literature survey is going to make a serious impact on your research trajectory.

Researchers reviewing 100+ articles

For large literature reviews it's particularly hard to feel confident that you've covered everything. RR+ can act as a safety net for when manual checks become unwieldy (or even impossible):

  • Scan for potential holes in your literature review using as many as 300 articles in a single search

  • Add an extra layer of reassurance using keyword, journal, and date range filters.

Researchers working in a niche field

Search engines can bias towards articles with a lot of citations, which tend to come from more popular fields. The process of unearthing articles for niche subtopics can often become either time-consuming or tunnel-visioned.

  • Narrow your search towards subtopics in a controlled way using advanced search filters

  • Target the intersection between two topics to find other niche literature that may have been obscured by dominant fields

Researchers working on multiple papers

When working on multiple research papers it can be easier to keep separate sets of articles and notes. This way, working on one paper won't affect the data that underpins your others.

  • ResearchRabbit+ allows you to create multiple Projects, allowing you to separate articles, collections, and notes for each of your papers.

Researchers with the financial means for a subscription

Research doesn't often pay well. If you find yourself choosing between RR+ and a diet beyond noodles, we'd recommend the latter.

That's ok, and that's exactly why the ResearchRabbit Free Tier exists – you'll still be able to do great research, it just might take a little longer, involve a broader toolset, and/or a disciplined manual approach.

🌏 Reminder: RR+ is available at a discounted rate for some countries! Check our RR+ Country Discounts guide for more information.

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