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Free web-based PLS-SEM software. Run structural equation modeling, bibliometric analysis, eye-tracking research, qualitative data analysis, surveys and remote sensing — all in one platform, no installation required.

Built for academics, graduate students and independent researchers.

10+
Analysis modules
PLS-SEM
Structural equation modeling
Free
No licence fee
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Data privacy

Analysis modules

11 modules

Pick the analysis you need and get started. Every module runs in the browser and reports results to academic standards.

PLS-SEM

Structural Equation Modeling

Structural equation modeling, path analysis, mediation and moderation tests. Automatic path diagrams and APA-formatted reports.

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PLS-SEM V2

New UI · Same Engine

Redesigned interface: drag-and-drop model builder, indicator boxes, in-table interpretations and advanced fit indices.

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Survey & Data Collection

Build · Share · Collect

Build surveys, share them and collect responses. Attention-check items ensure data quality. Export coded Excel directly to PLS-SEM.

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Publication Guide

Step-by-step research

How to run an academic study end-to-end: step-by-step guide, research-type selector and AI mentor support.

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Academic AI Assistant

Papers · Q&A · Rewriting

Conference paper drafting, academic Q&A and paragraph rewriting — three tools bundled in a single module.

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Bibliometric Analysis

WoS & Scopus data

Citation networks, co-authorship maps, keyword trends and performance analytics from Web of Science and Scopus data.

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Meta-Analysis

Pooled effect sizes

Combine effect sizes across multiple studies and report with forest plots and heterogeneity tests.

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Research Lab

Eye-Tracking Research

Webcam-based eye tracking and facial expression analysis for experimental research, with heatmaps and attention metrics.

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Qualitative Data Analysis

Thematic & content coding

Theme coding, content analysis and code-tree visualization for interview and focus-group transcripts.

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Remote Sensing

Spatial & satellite data

Disaster logistics and geographic data analysis. Satellite imagery processing and spatial modeling tools.

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Making data analysis accessible for everyone

Data Analysis Robot (plssem.com) is a free, web-based platform built on open-source Python that automates Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). It runs entirely in the browser — there is nothing to install and no licence to buy. It is designed for academics, graduate students and independent researchers.

The platform runs the complete PLS-SEM analysis process: reliability and convergent validity (factor loadings, Cronbach's alpha, AVE, composite reliability), discriminant validity (HTMT, Fornell-Larcker, cross loadings), hypothesis testing (path coefficients, t and p values), and effect sizes (R², f², Q²). Mediation, moderation and bootstrapping are computed automatically, path diagrams are generated from your model, and results are exported in APA format as Word or Excel files.

Because it is browser-based, Data Analysis Robot works as a free alternative to desktop PLS-SEM software for researchers who need publication-ready output without a licence. Your data is processed for the analysis and is not stored on the platform.

Beyond PLS-SEM, the platform also offers Bibliometric Analysis, Eye-Tracking Research, Qualitative Data Analysis, Survey & Data Collection and Remote Sensing modules — covering every stage of your research in one place.

Which analyses can you run?

Use Data Analysis Robot for thesis and paper data analysis, PLS-SEM structural equation modeling, survey coding, mediation and moderation, reliability and validity testing, bibliometric mapping, meta-analysis and qualitative content analysis.

  • Thesis and paper data analysis
  • PLS-SEM structural equation modeling
  • Survey data analysis and coding
  • Mediation and moderation analysis
  • Reliability and validity testing
  • Bibliometric mapping and citation analysis
  • Meta-analysis and effect sizes
  • Qualitative content and thematic analysis