Noterva Premium
One subscription across all three products. We will never paywall whether a venue checks out — verification is the mission, not the upsell. Premium is for the researcher who wants the checking done at scale, watched over time, and delivered without the clicks.
What Premium adds — per product
Venue alerts — an email when a journal in your library changes indexing status. Full venue reports — the complete record behind every flag, exportable. Library health check — one report across everything you've saved.
Batch checks — paste a reference list, get every venue's record at once. Watchlists — follow venues you publish in. Shortlist reports — compare target journals side by side before you submit.
Longer passages — full sections, not excerpts. Unlimited daily use — the free tier's daily allowance removed. Custom output styles — summaries the way you take notes.
Free tier, permanently: saving with venue records attached, per-venue checks in Scholar, citation export in every style, and the Assistant's core summarize / explain / translate. That is the promise on the tin, and it stays free.
Plans
Until now, each extension carried its own licence. That ends here: Noterva Premium is a single, account-level subscription — sign in once and all three products unlock, on every computer you use. Existing Scholar Vault premium licences are honoured and folded in, free.
FOUNDING Founding member offer — 33% off Monthly and 40% off Yearly for your first year, locked in at signup. Ends when the first 500 members are in, and we won't extend it quietly.
₹0
forever
₹299₹199/month
with FOUNDING · or 250 points from your balance
₹2,499₹1,499/year
with FOUNDING · or 2,000 points — best value in the system
Two ways to pay, both honest: redeem points — instant, no payment details — or pay by UPI, verified by a person, active within a day. No card forms, no gateway, no stored payment data. Cancel any time — you keep what you paid for, then drop to Free with your data untouched.
Not a launch stunt: verify an institutional email and the discount stays for as long as you hold the status. Research tooling should be cheapest for the people with the least funding.
Refer a colleague who goes Premium: they get their first month at half price, you get a month free. Stacks with your points — generosity shouldn't require arithmetic.
250 points is one month of Premium, and a couple of studies earn it. The only "discount" that also advances someone's research.
The loop
Your community points were always redeemable for cash. Now they also buy the tools: 250 points = a month of Premium, credited instantly, no payout review, no minimum-500 threshold. Take part in two or three studies and your research toolkit pays for itself — which is exactly the kind of ecosystem we want to run.
Questions, answered plainly