Overleaf
9.2#1 in writing appsFrom $8.25 a monthFree planWebAPIExtensionLinux
VisitOverleaf vs TeXposit
What both publish
| Fact | Overleaf | TeXposit |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom | Oulu, Finland |
| Integrations | Overleaf documentation lists Git and GitHub synchronization, Dropbox, ReadCube, Zotero, Mendeley, R code (knitr), Grammarly, and Google Drive import among its integrations and add-ons. | GitHub Sync supports one-way backups or two-way syncing, and the homepage describes reference search across arXiv and other databases. |
| Purpose | Overleaf is an online platform for collaborating in LaTeX, compiling documents, and refining them. | TeXposit is a collaborative LaTeX and Markdown editor for academic writing. |
| Real-time collaboration | Projects support simultaneous editing, comments and in-document chat. | The editor provides multi-cursor editing, operational-transformation conflict handling, role permissions, inline comments, suggestions and team chat. |
Overleaf plans
- FreeFree
- Student$8.25 a month
- Standard$16.75 a month
- Pro$33.25 a month
- OrganizationsPriced on request
TeXposit plans
- FreeFree
Pick Overleaf if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick TeXposit if…
TeXposit suits researchers and academic teams writing papers, theses, or technical reports together. It may also suit users who want Markdown with LaTeX features or to connect a local Ollama model.