CitedWriter

Consensus vs Grammarly

Consensus is best for quick evidence answers from papers; Grammarly is best for grammar and tone everywhere you type. If you want both in one tool for less, CitedWriter is the third option.

FeatureConsensusGrammarlyCitedWriter
AI autocomplete in the editor✕ NoPartial✓ Yes
Every citation verified against Crossref/OpenAlex before insertPartial✕ No✓ Yes
Search across OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, Crossref, arXiv, PubMed✓ YesPartial✓ Yes
APA, MLA, IEEE, Chicago, Harvard, VancouverPartialPartial✓ Yes
BibTeX / RIS import and export, Zotero importPartial✕ No✓ Yes
Chat with PDFs, answers cite the page✓ Yes✕ No✓ Yes
Literature-review table generatorPartial✕ No✓ Yes
Similarity (plagiarism) pre-check with UGC bands✕ No✓ Yes✓ Yes
AI-likeness report✕ No✓ Yes✓ Yes
Shareable AI-use log + disclosure statement✕ No✓ Yes✓ Yes
Export to Word, LaTeX + .bib, Markdown, PDF✕ No✕ No✓ Yes
UGC PhD and AICTE thesis templates✕ No✕ No✓ Yes
Pay in rupees with UPI✕ No✓ Yes✓ Yes
PricePro $20/mo or $144/yr; Deep $65/mo.Pro $30/mo or $12/mo yearly; ₹1,000/mo in India.Free; third-party costs at cost

Consensus: common complaints

  • • Usage limits reduced mid-plan
  • • Help pages and support hard to reach
  • • No writing editor
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Grammarly: common complaints

  • • Surprise renewal charges
  • • Pop-ups and upsells
  • • Generic, not built for research or citations
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