CiteTrue is a citation-checking tool for students and researchers. On the Citation Checker page, users can paste references or upload a file, then submit them for verification against academic databases. The site says citations can be split automatically and that each citation uses one credit; its pricing page lists a deeper verification pass at five credits. CiteTrue also publishes separate Citation Finder, Paper Draft, and AI Humanizer tools.
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What CiteTrue does
Citation input
Paste references as text or upload a file for checking.
Database verification
Submit citations for comparison against academic databases.
Automatic splitting
The checker can split pasted citation text into individual citations.
Deep Verification
A heavier second pass for uncertain citations, listed as costing 5 credits.
Who it’s for
For students, researchers, and academic writers who want to check references before submitting a paper or review. It is a verification aid, not a substitute for reading the source or applying a citation style guide.
What it costs
CiteTrue has a Free plan at $0/month with 30 verification credits per day. Paid individual plans shown on the pricing page are Plus at $5.99/month, Pro at $11.99/month, and Max at $47.99/month; the page also shows annual billed totals of $71.88, $143.88, and $575.88 respectively. Each citation uses 1 credit, while Deep Verification uses 5 credits.