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HotCRP vs PeerSubmit

HotCRP

8.1#2 in event abstract management software$7.50 one-time
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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PeerSubmit

6.2#14 in event abstract management software$100 one-time
WebAPI
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FactHotCRPPeerSubmit
PrivacyHotCRP.com states that submission and review artifacts may be stored indefinitely, and site managers control who can access them.The policy says conference organizers act as data controllers, PeerSubmit processes data on their documented instructions, and PeerSubmit does not sell or rent personal data.
PurposeHotCRP manages the conference review process, including paper submissions and reviews.PeerSubmit is a cloud-based conference submission and peer review management system for academic conferences, journals, and research organizations.
SupportSupport for independent conference sites is limited to bug fixes, and classroom use has no support.The pricing FAQ says Starter, Standard, and Advanced include email support, while Enterprise includes priority email and dedicated account manager support.

HotCRP plans

  • ACM-sponsoredFree
  • ClassroomFree
  • Free test siteFree
  • USENIX-sponsoredFree
  • Independent$7.50, paid once
  • IEEE-sponsoredPriced on request

PeerSubmit plans

  • Starter$100, paid once
  • Standard$699, paid once
  • Advanced$1,199, paid once
  • Enterprise$2,999, paid once

Pick HotCRP if…

HotCRP suits conference organizers managing paper submission, reviewer assignment and program committee decisions. Self-hosting may suit users able to run the required web server and software.

Pick PeerSubmit if…

PeerSubmit is suited to academic conferences, journals, congresses, universities, research institutes, associations, and corporate R&D teams. It fits organisations needing configurable review workflows and submission decisions.

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