Consensus
Consensus is an AI-powered academic search engine that explores more than 200 million peer-reviewed papers. It is built for researchers, students and clinicians running literature reviews. Its standout feature: the Consensus Meter, which visually shows how much the studies agree on a given question.

Consensus searches and analyses peer-reviewed literature. The corpus goes beyond 250 million papers, including licensed full-text content from leading publishers. You ask your question in plain language and the tool applies the right filters itself — timeframe, population, study design — without you filling in a form.
Deep Search builds a comprehensive search strategy: it expands key terms, spots conflicting arguments and explores the citation graph. A literature review that used to take days fits into a few minutes.
- Consensus Meter: on a yes-or-no question, you see at a glance whether the studies agree or contradict each other
- Medical mode narrowed to around 50,000 clinical guidelines and 8M articles from the top 1,000 medical journals
- Natural language filters written straight into your question
- Comparison tables and reports generated from the results
- Up to 40% off for US students, faculty and healthcare professionals with a school email or an NPI number
Over 170 university libraries partner with Consensus, and 10 million researchers, students and clinicians use it.
Similar to Consensus
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Consensus?
- Consensus is an online tool in the Recherche category. Consensus is an AI-powered academic search engine that explores more than 200 million peer-reviewed papers. It is built for researchers, students and clinicians running literature reviews. Its standout feature: the Consensus Meter, which visually shows how much the studies agree on a given question.
- Is Consensus free?
- The pricing model for Consensus is: Gratuit puis 12$/mois. Visit the official website for more details.
- What category does Consensus belong to?
- Consensus belongs to the Recherche category.