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Autism Research Review International (ARRI)


Description

A curated publication and online platform that aggregates and presents the latest scientific research articles about autism, including topics like early intervention, PTSD in parents of children with ASD, sensorimotor issues, and more. Users can subscribe to receive regular updates on autism research.

Market positioning

A leading nonprofit autism research information hub, well-known in the autism community for aggregating and disseminating scientific research through newsletters and publications.

Target audience

Parents of autistic individuals, clinicians, researchers, and anyone seeking up-to-date autism research and articles

Use cases

A curated publication and online platform that aggregates and presents the latest scientific research articles about autism, including topics like early intervention, PTSD in parents of children with ASD, sensorimotor issues, and more. Users can subscribe to receive regular updates on autism research.

Company information

Company size

Small (Nonprofit Organization)

Revenue

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Scale

National / International

Number of users

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Features

Assessment tools (ATEC), Coverage of a wide range of autism-related research topics, Curated autism research articles from the latest scientific literature, Editorial commentary on research topics, Free expert webinars on autism research, Online reading platform (ARRI Online at arrionline.org), Research grant funding announcements, Studies seeking participants listings, Subscription-based e-newsletter delivery (Monthly E-News, Clinical Research e-News, ARRI)

Pricing

Pricing modelFreemium
Starting price$0 (Free / Freemium)
Billing periodMonthly (newsletter/subscription-based)

Rating

Pros and cons

Based on: (AI summary)

Pros

  • Established and reputable nonprofit organization focused exclusively on autism research
  • Provides curated, peer-reviewed research summaries accessible to non-specialists
  • Regular publication cadence (volumes and issues)
  • Free webinars with expert researchers
  • Broad coverage of autism research topics

Cons

  • Content is manually curated and may not surface all recent articles instantly
  • Not a search engine — users cannot query for specific topics on demand
  • Subscription may be required for full access to ARRI
  • Limited to articles selected by editorial team, not a comprehensive database
  • No AI-powered or automated article discovery feature

Feature Comparison

Top features across 9 competitors (most common first)

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Access to peer-reviewed papers
theses
books
and abstracts; Author profiles; Citation tracking; Coverage of preprint archives and conference proceedings; Gray literature access; Institutional repository indexing; Links to academic library online collections; Simple intuitive search interface (single query box)
Brochures and fact sheets available for download; Curated ASD-specific science updates and research highlights; Filtering by health topic
population
and research category; Filtering by year (2023
2024
2025
2026); Free access to all content; Links to related clinical trials on clinicaltrials.gov; Multilingual support (Spanish available); Multimedia content including videos and podcasts; Official government-backed and expert-reviewed information; Regular updates tied to new NIH-funded research
12 issues per year in electronic format; 984
089 full-text article downloads in 2025; Autism 101 instructional series for foundational autism topics; Coverage of epidemiology
treatment studies
genetics
and neurobiology; Free subscription included with INSAR membership; Full-color illustrations support; International editorial board ensuring fair and comprehensive evaluation; Lay abstracts freely accessible to the public; Publishes original research articles
brief reports
review articles
and commentaries on autism; Rapid decision and publication times (median 34 days to first decision)
Assessment tools (ATEC)
Coverage of a wide range of autism-related research topics