Clinical Trial Signal Pricing
Public source map

Every source. Documented.

Clinical Trial Signal stands on a public-data backbone. Every signal carries a source, a source URL, a source timestamp, an ingestion timestamp, and the appropriate caveat. Nothing is paraphrased away from the primary record.

Clinical trial registries

ClinicalTrials.gov core

The U.S. National Library of Medicine's clinical trial registry. Full access to study records, status, sponsors, phases, conditions, interventions, locations, and results. Includes feeds for "recently added" and "recently modified" studies plus search-specific updates.

Use forNew trials · status changes · primary-completion-date moves · results posting watch · sponsor monitoring
Refresh cadenceDaily / 2× daily

WHO ICTRP (International Clinical Trials Registry Platform)

WHO's meta-registry aggregating EU CTR, ISRCTN, JPRN, ANZCTR, ChiCTR, REBEC, and more. Weekly XML/CSV export gives global trial coverage outside the U.S.

Use forGlobal trial coverage · jurisdictional comparison
Refresh cadenceWeekly

EU Clinical Trials Register / CTIS

European trials under Regulation (EU) No 536/2014, now consolidating into the EMA's Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS).

Use forEU trial coverage · sponsor cross-jurisdiction view
Refresh cadenceWeekly

ISRCTN Registry

UK-based international primary registry, complements ClinicalTrials.gov for non-U.S. registrations.

FDA & drug safety sources

openFDA FAERS (adverse-event reports) core

Public access to FAERS, the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System, the post-market surveillance database for drugs and therapeutic biologics. Reports come from healthcare professionals, consumers, and manufacturers.

Use forAdverse-event reporting trends · serious outcome surveillance · drug-event signal screening
CaveatSpontaneous public reports — may be incomplete, duplicated, unverified, or biased. Cannot establish causation or incidence.

openFDA Drug Enforcement / Recalls core

FDA Recall Enterprise System data. Drug recall records from 2004 to present, updated weekly. Includes classification (Class I/II/III), reason, distribution, and product detail.

Use forRecall monitoring · enforcement reports · manufacturer watchlists
Refresh cadenceWeekly

openFDA Drug Labels · DailyMed labeling

Structured Product Labeling (SPL) data — indications, adverse reactions, warnings, contraindications. DailyMed is the canonical NLM source for the most recent labels currently in use.

Use forLabel change tracking · safety signal vs. label comparison · contraindication monitoring
Refresh cadenceWeekly

FDA MedWatch & Drug Safety Communications

Official FDA channel for MedWatch safety alerts, drug safety communications, recalls, and press releases.

Use forOfficial safety updates · "today's FDA movement" feed
Refresh cadence2× daily

VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System)

HHS/CDC public CSV download. Vaccine-side equivalent of FAERS. Same reporting-bias caveats apply.

Use forVaccine adverse-event screening
CaveatVoluntary, unverified reports. Same caveats as FAERS.

FDA Orange Book Data Files

Therapeutic equivalence, patents, exclusivity, generic competition. Monthly downloadable data.

Drugs@FDA — approvals & Complete Response Letters core

FDA's drug approval history. Approval letters, Complete Response Letters (regulatory rejections), labeling supplements, post-marketing requirements, and approval-package documents. Critical for distinguishing successful filings from rejections and additional-information requests.

Use forApproval signals · Complete Response Letter screening · post-marketing commitment tracking · supplement filings
Refresh cadenceDaily

FDA Drug Shortages

FDA's current and resolved drug-shortage list with root cause (manufacturing, supply chain, demand). Operational signal for distributors, manufacturers, and clinical operations.

Use forActive shortage monitoring · root-cause categorization · resolution-date tracking
Refresh cadenceDaily

Literature sources

NCBI PubMed core

Coverage of PubMed and PubMed Central for biomedical literature searches.

Use forNew literature · adverse-event case reports · review articles · trial mentions
Refresh cadenceDaily

Europe PMC

EBI's biomedical literature aggregator. Broader than PubMed alone, includes preprints, supports full-text mining where licenses allow.

bioRxiv & medRxiv preprints

Preprints are often the earliest signal of new research — especially during active trials. Free, no key.

Sponsor & investor sources

SEC EDGAR filings core

Per-company submission data by CIK, plus per-company filings feeds.

Use for8-K trial updates · 10-K/10-Q risk factors · clinical hold disclosures · FDA correspondence references · financing runway / going-concern language
Refresh cadenceDaily / 2× daily for watched sponsors

CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) core

Public dataset of payments and transfers of value from drug and device manufacturers to U.S. physicians and teaching hospitals, mandated under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act. Maps the financial relationships between sponsors and investigators / key opinion leaders.

Use forKOL relationship mapping · sponsor-physician financial-tie discovery · investigator due diligence · conflict-of-interest screening
Refresh cadenceAnnual full release · monthly corrections

Newswire feeds — PR Newswire, GlobeNewswire, Business Wire

Sponsor press releases distributed through major investor-wire services. Clinical-milestone announcements, financing rounds, regulatory updates, executive transitions, and acquisition news for biotech and pharma issuers.

Use forTrial-result announcements · financing-runway disclosures · regulatory-decision press · management transitions · M&A signals
Refresh cadenceContinuous

Pipeline & competitive intelligence

USPTO PatentsView core

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's public patent dataset. Patent assignments, claims, family graphs, expiry estimates, and patent term extensions for biologics, drugs, and devices. Maps the IP perimeter around a drug or sponsor.

Use forPipeline competitive analysis · patent-cliff risk · IP-portfolio mapping · exclusivity timelines · biosimilar entry forecasting
Refresh cadenceWeekly

NIH RePORTER core

NIH's biomedical research grant database. Federal funding by principal investigator, institution, condition, and mechanism. Surfaces pre-clinical and translational research investment before it reaches a trial registry — the earliest leading indicator of a pipeline.

Use forPre-trial pipeline visibility · institutional research investment · academic-sponsor partnerships · early-stage condition coverage
Refresh cadenceWeekly

Regulatory & epidemiology

Federal Register

FDA rulemaking, advisory committee notices, guidance announcements.

CDC MMWR · Health Canada Drug Product Database · EMA EPAR + safety updates

Cross-jurisdictional context. MMWR for epidemiologic surveillance signals; Health Canada DPD and EMA EPAR for international approval comparison.

RxNorm (NLM)

Drug name normalization across brand, generic, and ingredient. Lets us tie FAERS / EDGAR / PubMed mentions of the same drug under different names together.

WHO VigiAccess — global pharmacovigilance

WHO Uppsala Monitoring Centre's global adverse-event database. International suspected-adverse-reaction reports submitted by over 130 member countries, complementing U.S.-focused FAERS coverage.

Use forGlobal adverse-event coverage · international safety-signal screening · cross-jurisdiction comparison · ex-U.S. reporting trends
CaveatSame reporting-bias caveats as FAERS — voluntary, unverified, cannot establish causation or incidence.

NICE (UK) & PMDA (Japan) decisions

UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence health-technology appraisals and Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency approval and safety reviews. International market-access intelligence beyond FDA and EMA.

Use forUK reimbursement decisions · Japan approval timing · global market-access comparison · ex-U.S. pricing benchmarks
Refresh cadenceWeekly
Clinical Trial Signal does not operate any of these upstream sources and cannot guarantee their availability. When a source is degraded, our briefs flag it. We retain raw source records as evidence so users can audit our normalization back to the primary record.