Search engine for experimental protocols that compares methods across 40M+ papers and patents and scores how reproducible they are.
Pubcompare indexes more than 40 million peer-reviewed protocols, patents, and supplementary materials so bench scientists can search for how an experiment was actually run elsewhere, not just what a paper's abstract claims. Semantic search finds related protocols even when they use different terminology, and a comparison view lines up method sections from several publications side by side. A reproducibility score is calculated from how often a protocol is cited by other in-protocol methods. The platform also produces 'Product Application Reports' that pull together consensus dilutions, incubation times, and equipment settings for specific lab products, across any vendor's catalog. Academic users get a limited number of free reports monthly, with paid individual and organization-level plans priced separately for pharma and lab-equipment customers.
Academic Premium Individual tier is listed at 19.95 EUR/month (about $21); pharma/biotech and lab-equipment individual tiers are still waitlisted, with a 199.95 EUR/month market-intelligence plan for lab-equipment vendors.
Use tool ↗Useful if you need to find how a specific assay or dilution has actually been run across the literature rather than trusting a single paper's methods section. The catch is several paid tiers (pharma, lab-equipment) are still waitlisted rather than live, and pricing is quoted in euros with no confirmed company behind it.
Watch out: The free tier caps out at a handful of reports a month, so heavy users will hit the paywall quickly.
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