Artemis
5.6#18 in school library management softwareWeb
VisitArtemis vs ReadByte
What both publish
| Fact | Artemis | ReadByte |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas, United States | United Kingdom |
| Integrations | Artemis integrates e-books and audiobooks into its catalog and supports database access and PC/print management through SIP2. | Bookshelf integrates with school management systems using Wonde for automatic student and staff data updates. |
| Purpose | Artemis is a library management solution for K-12 schools covering cataloging, circulation, reporting, and student engagement. | ReadByte is an online school library platform for managing collections, supporting reading development, and connecting school and home. |
| Security | Biblionix states that all Artemis pages use HTTPS, SIP2 connections are encrypted, and database and backup servers are encrypted. | ReadByte says it encrypts connections and databases, uses strict access controls, and hosts personal data in the UK. |
| Support | Artemis support is provided by former library employees, and subscriptions include customer support, free upgrades, and a user forum. | The pricing page says ongoing support is included. |
Artemis plans
- Artemis—
ReadByte plans
- MIS Sync£99 a year
- Bookclub£99 a year
- Reading Diary£199 a year
- Bookshelf & Reading Diary£299 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 ReadByte if…
ReadByte suits schools and trusts managing collections while supporting reading development across pupils, teachers, parents, and library leaders. It fits organizations wanting browser access, migration support, circulation tools, and reading progress information.