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Noplag

8.3#1 in plagiarism checkersFrom $9.99 a month
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Plag.ai

5.9#25 in plagiarism detection softwareFrom €14.95 a month
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FactNoplagPlag.ai
AI detectionAI-content detection is marked as coming soon and is intended to appear as a separate signal.The AI detector supports more than 50 languages and provides sentence-level breakdowns and downloadable PDF reports.
AudienceThe pricing page positions Pro for makers and small teams, Premium for agencies and publishers, and Enterprise for universities and regulated organizations.Plag describes its plagiarism and AI tools for students, educators, schools, universities, publishers, and other professionals.
Founded2014Plag says it was established in 2011 and is used in more than 120 countries.
PrivacyNoplag states that submitted documents are not used to train models or shared between accounts, and EU data residency is available.The homepage says documents are never stored or shared, and that they are not shared with institutions or third parties.
ProductNoplag is an open-source plagiarism checker with a hosted cloud service and an engine released under Apache 2.0.Plag offers plagiarism checking, AI detection, and cross-language translated plagiarism checking.

Noplag plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$9.99 a month
  • Premium$19.99 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Plag.ai plans

  • Basic€14.95 a month
  • Student€29.95 a month
  • PRO Unlimited€299.95 a month

Pick Noplag if…

Noplag may suit people checking documents for verbatim or near-verbatim overlap, including makers, small teams, agencies, publishers, and educational organizations. The listed plans range from a three-check monthly free tier to custom Enterprise arrangements.

Pick Plag.ai if…

It suits students, educators, schools, universities, publishers, and professionals checking originality or AI-written text. Educators can use the stated premium services without charge.

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