Elicit
AI research assistant for literature search, systematic reviews and evidence reports
AI research assistant for literature search, systematic reviews and evidence reports
Agentic AI browser that researches, navigates and completes web tasks for you
Elicit is listed under Education & Research and Opera Neon under AI Assistants. Elicit scores higher in FinderAtlas's editorial review (8.3 vs 7.5 out of 10). Both have a free plan or trial. Only Elicit is available on Web and offers an API. Only Opera Neon is available on Windows and macOS.
Elicit
18 features compared.
Plans as listed by each vendor. Check their sites for current prices.
$0
Free plan with limited Research Agent and Reports usage
$75/user/mo
Billed monthly ($49 per user per month billed annually); standard usage for systematic reviews
$279/user/mo
Billed monthly ($169 per user per month billed annually); 5x usage with collaboration
Custom/custom
For companies and schools
$0
Download the browser with basic chat and built-in tools
$19.90/month
Month-to-month subscription that unlocks the agentic features
Scored out of 10 by the Finder Atlas editorial team. Last reviewed October 2026.
Scores weigh documented features, plan value, platform coverage, integrations and user feedback. A missing score means we have not rated that area yet.
Picked by our editors. Not paid placement.
It depends on your workflow. Elicit is built for literature reviews. Opera Neon is built for Multi-tab research, delegating repetitive browser tasks, building quick web outputs, connecting external AI agents to a live browser session.
Elicit: AI research assistant for literature search, systematic reviews and evidence reports. Opera Neon: Agentic AI browser that researches, navigates and completes web tasks for you.
Yes, both do. Elicit is freemium and Opera Neon is freemium, and each has a free plan or trial.
Both can be used for free. Paid plans differ in limits and features, so compare the tiers in the pricing table above.