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Know what changes as it happens

PubMed alerts and clinical trial update monitoring for the drugs, diseases, and drug–disease pairs you track—then send the changes with the “why” attached.

Email updates plus a Watchlist with full history. Set frequency per alert.
Per-alert cadenceControl noise (caps + filters)Full history & audit trail

How it works

Three steps. No hidden process.

You define the alerts. We monitor what’s new. You get email + Watchlist updates with full history.

01
Create alerts

Track drugs, diseases, and drug–disease pairs—or monitor a specific trial by NCT ID. Each alert has its own cadence.

02
We monitor changes

PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov are checked on your schedule. New papers, new trials, and trial updates are deduped and recorded.

03
Alerts + watchlist

Get concise updates per alert, plus a watchlist audit trail that shows what changed between runs.

Sample

Try a sample alert.

What you see
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Pricing

Transparent pricing, per user.

Seat-based pricing from day one. Organizations get roles and permissions; billing stays per user.

Prospectorly • Investor
$59 / user / month
  • Email alerts + Watchlist history
  • Drugs + diseases + drug–disease pairs
  • Per-alert cadence + noise controls (caps + filters)
  • Organization roles: owner / admin / editor / viewer

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Included with every seat

A proof-of-change.

Built for diligence: every match comes with a source link, a timestamped trail, and the exact terms that triggered it—so investors and researchers can act (and cite) fast.

Included sources

  • PubMed (new and relevant items)
  • ClinicalTrials.gov (new + updated trials)

FAQ

Trust and control, up front.

Investors need a signal they can rely on. Everything is built around coverage, relevance, and an audit trail.

How do you prevent noise?

Caps per alert, with pair alerts for higher precision when you need it.

Can I monitor one specific clinical trial?

Yes—use Trial-specific updates and paste an NCT ID to track ClinicalTrials.gov updates.

Can I change my alerts any time?

Yes—alerts are designed to be edited quickly, without re-onboarding.

Do you support organizations?

Yes—roles and permissions for owners, admins, editors, and viewers.

What does “signal” mean here?

New trials, trial updates, and new papers relevant to your alert.

Ready

Start with one alert. Expand from there.
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