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What both publish
| Fact | Dolos | Plagramme |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Dolos focuses on teachers checking programming tests and exams, as well as exercises where collaboration is allowed within small groups. | The company describes Plagramme as serving students and teachers and says it is used in more than 120 countries. |
| Headquarters | Ghent, Belgium | Vilnius, Lithuania |
| Languages | Dolos uses Tree-sitter parsers and supports common languages including Bash, C, C++, C#, Elm, JavaScript, Java, PHP, Python, and TypeScript out of the box. | The AI detector page states that AI detection supports 50+ languages. |
| Privacy | Team Dodona says it never shares submitted files or analysis reports and never uses them for commercial purposes; users can delete their data, and older data is periodically deleted. | The AI detector page says uploaded files are not shared with lecturers, schools, or anyone else. |
| Support | General questions and support are handled through GitHub discussions, while bugs and feature requests use GitHub issues. | The pricing page lists Basic support for Basic and Student plans and Priority support among the plan features. |
Dolos plans
- Dolos web appFree
- Free web applicationFree
Plagramme plans
- Basic$14.95 a month
- Student$29.95 a month
- PRO Unlimited$299.95 a month
Pick Dolos if…
Dolos is suited to teachers checking source-code submissions, including tests, exams, and exercises where small-group collaboration is allowed. It can also suit users who want local analysis or to host the tool themselves.
Pick Plagramme if…
Plagramme suits students, teachers, and educators who need multilingual plagiarism or AI-writing checks on the web. It also fits users working with academic sources and downloadable reports.