These rankings are based on data from December 2025
Company
LINGUA INTELLEGENS, UAB
Years in business
- 16
Number of employees
- 2-10 employees
Country
- Lithuania
Plagramme offers an advanced multilingual plagiarism detection system for checking academic papers against billions of texts and scholarly articles. It supports educational excellence by facilitating comprehensive originality checks that encourage ethical research and academic innovation.
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Position of Έλεγχος λογοκλοπής on sub rankings
December 2025
Lithuania - Overall
14 out of 165
Lithuania - Overall
14 out of 165
Company
LINGUA INTELLEGENS, UAB
Years in business
- 16
Number of employees
- 2-10 employees
Country
- Lithuania
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- Перевірка плагіату
- Kontrola plagiátorství
- Plagiatkontrol
- Plagiaadi kontrollija
- Detector de plagio
- Plagiointitarkistus
- Ddétecteur de plagiat
- Provjera plagijata
- Plágium-ellenőrző
- Cek plagiarisme
- されている盗作チェッカ
- 표절검사기
- Plagiato patikra
- Uzticams plaģiāta
- Проверка на плагијати
- Plagiatkontroll
- Plagiarism checker
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- Verificador de plágio
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