The workspace question comes first
AnswerThis starts from a fair premise: research has too many tools, so put the library, the screening and the draft in one place. Running a formal review with co-authors, that consolidation is worth real money.
Lune starts from the opposite one. The window you already work in is the workspace, and a research app is not going to replace it. So the retrieval ships as tools that window calls, and there is no Lune document to move your draft into.
Verified against what
AnswerThis makes a strong claim: every source is auto-verified, and anything untraceable is dropped. That fixes the worst failure in this category, the fluent citation to a paper that does not exist.
The next failure is quieter. The paper exists, the citation resolves, and it still does not say what the sentence claims. Catching that needs the source text, not the record.
Per seat, or per researcher
AnswerThis is $35 a seat, $75 for a lab of three, $250 for a site license. For a funded lab with a review to deliver, defensible.
Lune is free for 10 requests a day, $4.99 for 300, and a paid plan is shared with the team. Different products, priced for different rooms.