Bibliography And Citation App

Bibliography And Citation App Success Stories [2024]

Updated: October 6th, 2024

Bibliography and Citation tools create citations, reference lists, and bibliographies. Teachers, students and web content writers are some of the common users of the bibliography and citation apps.

The tools help users complete and improve bibliographic data by comparing it with curated online catalogues like Google Scholar, springer or MathSciNet. The citation tools are for users who value simplicity, privacy and speed when it comes to referencing.

With scholars and researchers wanting to do more within their usual working day, the demand for bibliography and citation apps will keep rising.

Therefore, if you are familiar with App development and are interested in starting an app based business idea, the citation and bibliography applications will be a great idea.

In this list, you'll find real-world bibliography and citation app success stories and very profitable examples of starting a bibliography and citation app that makes money.

1. Citationsy ($6K/year)

Cenk Özbakır founded Citationsy in 2017 after the online citation generator he had been using, RefMe, was shut down. With over 200,000 users as of February 2020, Citationsy has grown through word-of-mouth and SEO, offering users a simple, fast, and privacy-focused way to create bibliographies and references.

How much money it makes: $6K/year
How many people on the team: 1

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How I Developed A $500/Month App To Create Citations And Bibliographies

Citationsy is an online referencing generator launched in 2017 that grew from nothing to over 200,000 users as of February 2020, all through word-of-mouth and SEO, and is making a profit every month without spending any money on marketing or Google ads with a customer acquisition cost that is essentially zero.

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