ReportGPT is an AI tool that writes reports, papers and plans via outline and chapter forms. One-time pricing from $5, plus a free demo document.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ReportGPT is a web-based AI writing platform for producing structured documents such as reports, research papers, business plans, technical documentation, grant proposals and essays. The site says it is made in Switzerland, and the footer credits Marvin von Rappard. Instead of a blank chat window, it guides users through a form-driven workflow built around an outline and chapter-by-chapter generation.
The site positions the product against general chatbots. Its FAQ argues that ChatGPT can write documents for free but often returns basic text or demands long prompt work, while ReportGPT handles the structure and prompting. The company reports more than 5,000 users, 5,000 generated reports and support for 15+ languages, though these figures are self-reported.
The process has four steps. Users start a new document by entering a title and choosing a document type. ReportGPT then suggests an outline based on the task. The user reviews it, adds or removes sections, adjusts chapter headings and sets the desired document length before any full text is written.
Next, the user fills out a form describing the requirements for each chapter, and the AI generates the text. The user works through the chapters to refine and personalize them. The site says the AI learns from the user's writing style for future documents. Finished documents export to Word, LaTeX or Markdown.
The core of the product is the structure editor and the chapter forms. The editor lets users reshape the AI-suggested outline, while the forms collect the details the AI needs for each chapter. Supported document types include research papers, business plans, product reviews and comparisons, technical documentation, grant and proposal writing, and essays.
Quality and output tools round this out. Integrated AI-plagiarism checks aim to catch unintentional plagiarism, and exports cover Word, LaTeX and Markdown. The platform supports 15+ languages, including English, German, French and Hindi. Users with their own OpenAI API key can use it on the platform, and paid packs include access to GPT-5.
ReportGPT is a web-based AI writing platform that creates structured documents such as reports, research papers, business plans and essays. It suggests an outline, generates chapters from form inputs and exports the result. The site says it is made in Switzerland.
ReportGPT charges one-time fees. One report costs $5, three reports cost $10 (listed down from $15) and ten reports cost $25 (listed down from $50). A free demo document is also available. A fair use policy applies.
Yes. The pricing section offers one free demo document that includes structure generation, chapter generation and AI-plagiarism checks. The FAQ also says the free trial gives full access to all features, so check the site for current limits.
No. The FAQ states it is a one-time payment and users are never automatically charged. Each pack covers a fixed number of documents.
ReportGPT exports documents to Word, LaTeX and Markdown. These formats cover most academic, professional and technical submission needs.
The site says it supports 15 languages, including English, German, French and Hindi, and that more are being added.
Yes. The FAQ says users with their own OpenAI API key can use it on the platform without additional cost. The sources do not describe how the setup works.
No. The site says it suits academic work but also business reports, articles, business plans, technical documentation, grant proposals and product comparisons.