Aithor

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overall

3,194

out of 60,653

+435

traffic

1,008

out of 60,653

-289

investment

Not Available

review

1,110

out of 60,653

+143

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

VentureBuilder OÜ

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Estonia

Aithor is an AI-powered writing platform that assists users in crafting academic papers, blog posts, and reports. It focuses on enhancing creativity and ease of writing, offering personalized assistance to streamline the writing process.

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Pricing

freemium

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Use

(academic) article writing

ai content detection

ai text humanizer

content humanization

essay generation & optimization

text writing

Available on

Play store

Position of Aithor on sub rankings

December 2025

AI text humanizer - Overall

8 out of 78

Essay generation & optimization - Overall

5 out of 71

Estonia - Overall

11 out of 328

Text writing - Overall

22 out of 248

AI text humanizer - Overall

8 out of 78

Essay generation & optimization - Overall

5 out of 71

Estonia - Overall

11 out of 328

Text writing - Overall

22 out of 248

Industries

education

Security protocols

ccpa

cpra

gdpr

Company

VentureBuilder OÜ

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Estonia

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