Artemis
5.6#18 in school library management softwareWeb
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Librarika
7.4#1 in school library management softwareFrom $11.58 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | Artemis | Librarika |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas, United States | Perth, Western Australia, Australia |
| Integrations | Artemis integrates e-books and audiobooks into its catalog and supports database access and PC/print management through SIP2. | The feature list names OpenLibrary bibliographic data integration, SIP2 connections for kiosks and RFID systems, and SAML SSO with providers including Azure AD, Google, and Okta. |
| Security | Biblionix states that all Artemis pages use HTTPS, SIP2 connections are encrypted, and database and backup servers are encrypted. | The current privacy policy says Librarika uses encryption in transit (TLS/SSL), access controls and authentication, role-based permissions, monitoring, and confidentiality obligations for staff and contractors. |
| Support | Artemis support is provided by former library employees, and subscriptions include customer support, free upgrades, and a user forum. | Librarika offers quick how-to videos and FAQs, while its librarian manual is described as being at a very early stage. |
Artemis plans
- Artemis—
Librarika plans
- BasicFree
- Basic Pro$139 a year
- E-Books Hosting Starter$249 a year
- Silver$299 a year
- E-Books Hosting Standard$499 a year
- Gold$499 a year
Pick Artemis if…
Artemis suits K–12 schools that need library circulation, cataloging, reporting, or asset checkout across one or more campuses. Its roster sync and younger-reader catalog may fit schools serving students at different ages.
Pick Librarika if…
Librarika suits schools, universities, public, corporate and community libraries that need cataloguing, circulation and member access in a cloud system. It also serves personal collections and offers tools for multiple branches, member holds and mobile access.