Consensus is an AI search engine for academic literature. You type a research question and it searches peer-reviewed papers, then summarises what the science says.
The product is built for people who need to read research without reading every paper first. Its homepage describes it as a research tool for finding, organising and analysing science, and it presents itself as a way to do that faster than manual searching.
The page describes a workflow of searching for papers, organising them and analysing their findings. Results come from peer-reviewed literature, so users can look at the underlying studies rather than relying only on a generated answer.
The homepage lists a free tier and a set of paid plans, with a pricing page that compares them. The structured data on the site gives a starting price of zero dollars, so a free plan is available. The page does not state the price of the paid plans, so none is listed here.
The site links to LinkedIn, X, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok accounts, and to a Crunchbase profile. The page does not name a country for the company or say where it is based.
