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ClinicalEvidence

Trialtrove alternative for small biotech and CRO teams

ClinicalEvidence is a Trialtrove alternative for teams that need cited answers about registered trials without an enterprise contract. It searches ClinicalTrials.gov, the EU Clinical Trials Register, WHO ICTRP and PubMed, cites every sentence to an NCT number or PMID, and adds trial tables, status alerts and pooled team seats at published prices. Trialtrove is the better pick when you need analyst curated records from proprietary sources.

Every sentence cited to an NCT number or PMID. Professional use, no patient data needed.

Printed table checked against a registry record

An enterprise trial database is more than many teams need

Trialtrove from Citeline is a curated global trial database with benchmarking, site and investigator data through Sitetrove, and Ask the Analyst support. Citeline does not publish prices, so you learn the cost after a sales process, and subscriptions are scoped by contract.

That fits a large sponsor with a competitive intelligence group. It is harder to justify for a five person biotech, a CRO feasibility desk or a medical affairs team that mostly asks a handful of landscape questions a week.

  • Clinical development leads want the competing programs in an indication, with phase, status and registered endpoints.
  • CRO feasibility managers want enrollment, dates and site countries from the registry record.
  • Medical affairs teams want to separate a registered endpoint from posted results before writing a response.
  • BD and strategy teams want a defensible list of competitor trials without waiting for a quote.

ClinicalEvidence is not affiliated with Citeline. Pick the tool that matches the sources your deliverable must cite.

Compare Trialtrove with a registry based evidence workspace

Trialtrove details come from Citeline product pages, checked in November 2026. Citeline does not list prices, so confirm scope and cost with its sales team.

TrialtroveClinicalEvidence
Who it is forLarge sponsors and consultancies with competitive intelligence teamsSmall biotech, CRO feasibility, medical affairs, HEOR and academic trial teams
PriceNot published, quoted by CitelineClinician 49 USD monthly or 24 USD per month billed yearly; Research Team 199 USD monthly or 99 USD per month billed yearly
DataCurated records built from proprietary sources and public registriesClinicalTrials.gov, EU CTR and WHO ICTRP, plus PubMed, index refreshed daily
CitationsCurated database recordsEvery sentence cited to an NCT number or PMID, each citation checked before the answer is shown
Analyst supportAsk the Analyst includedNone, the answer is generated from the sources and cited
AITrialtrove+ adds an AI assistant and analyticsNatural language questions with cited answers and a filterable trial table
AlertsTracking inside the platformAlerts on new trials and status changes for a saved question
Team seatsPer contractResearch Team includes 3 seats, Organization 10, Enterprise up to 50, answers pooled
ExportsPlatform exportsCSV, RIS and BibTeX on every plan; XLSX and DOCX from Research Team
Best forDeep curated competitive intelligenceFast cited registry answers at a team price

Trialtrove wins on curated depth, proprietary sources and analyst support. ClinicalEvidence wins on transparent pricing, speed to a first answer and a citation behind every sentence.

From a landscape question to a cited table

Write the indication, the intervention class and the status you care about. ClinicalEvidence does the registry reading and shows its sources.

  1. Run a clinical trial search across ClinicalTrials.gov, EU CTR, WHO ICTRP and PubMed in one question.

  2. Read the answer. Every sentence carries an NCT number or PMID, and each citation is verified against its source. No verified source, no answer.

  3. Open the trial table and filter by phase, status, sponsor type and country.

  4. Set an alert so new trials and status changes reach the team.

  5. Export the table and references for the feasibility deck or competitor review.

For the wider buying decision read our guide to trial intelligence platforms for small biotech and the clinical trial feasibility software page.

Claims you can trace back to a record

Each sentence links to an NCT number or PMID. Open it and judge whether the passage supports the claim. Verification proves the reference exists and supports the sentence; your team still appraises relevance and quality.

The registry view beside the answer

The trial table lists phase, population, interventions, endpoints, results posted, sponsor, status, enrollment, dates and locations. Check the results field before you treat a planned endpoint as an observed finding.

A landscape that stays current

Alerts flag new trials and status changes on a saved question. Research Team adds shared workspaces, comments and roles, so a colleague can review the same evidence before it leaves the team.

Teams that need trial answers without a database contract

If your work depends on analyst curated records from non public sources, keep Trialtrove for that and use ClinicalEvidence for fast cited registry questions in between.

What a trial evidence workspace costs a team

ClinicalEvidence carries no advertising. Plans are billed monthly or yearly and answers are pooled across the seats on the plan.

  • Clinician costs 49 USD per month or 24 USD per month billed yearly (288 USD). It includes 200 answers, 1 seat, up to 50 studies per answer, 5 alerts, CSV, RIS and BibTeX.
  • Research Team costs 199 USD per month or 99 USD per month billed yearly (1 188 USD). It includes 800 pooled answers, 3 seats, up to 200 studies per answer, 25 alerts, shared workspaces, comments, roles and CSV, XLSX, DOCX, RIS and BibTeX.
  • Organization costs 499 USD per month or 249 USD per month billed yearly (2 988 USD). It includes 2 000 pooled answers, 10 seats, up to 500 studies per answer, 100 alerts, bulk CSV, an audit log and invoicing.
  • Enterprise costs 1 490 USD per month or 745 USD per month billed yearly (8 940 USD). It includes 6 000 pooled answers, up to 50 seats, up to 1 000 studies per answer, 500 alerts and SAML SSO.

Full limits are on the pricing page.

Questions teams ask when they compare Trialtrove

What is the best alternative to Trialtrove?

For a small team that needs cited answers from public registries, ClinicalEvidence is a strong alternative because it searches ClinicalTrials.gov, EU CTR, WHO ICTRP and PubMed and cites every sentence to an NCT number or PMID. Teams that need analyst curated records from proprietary sources or Ask the Analyst support should stay with Trialtrove or Cortellis.

How much does Trialtrove cost?

Citeline does not publish Trialtrove pricing, so a quote comes from its sales team and depends on scope. ClinicalEvidence prices are public: Research Team is 199 USD per month or 99 USD per month billed yearly for 3 seats, and Organization is 499 USD per month or 249 USD per month billed yearly for 10 seats.

Is ClinicalEvidence a replacement for Trialtrove?

Not for every team. Trialtrove adds curated records, proprietary sources and analyst support. ClinicalEvidence reads public registries and PubMed, shows each answer with checked citations and a filterable trial table, and costs a fraction of an enterprise contract. Many small teams use it first and add an enterprise database later.

Does ClinicalEvidence cover the same trials as Trialtrove?

Coverage overlaps where a trial is registered publicly. ClinicalEvidence indexes ClinicalTrials.gov, the EU Clinical Trials Register and WHO ICTRP daily. Records that exist only in proprietary or analyst sourced data are not included, so check your indication before you cancel anything.

Can I get trial alerts without an enterprise contract?

Yes. Alerts on a saved question flag new trials and status changes, with 5 alerts on Clinician, 25 on Research Team and 100 on Organization. Alerts follow registry records, so they do not include analyst commentary.

Ask your next trial question with every source attached

Bring a real landscape question from your current project, open the citations and the trial table, and see if the registry view answers it.