Clinical Trial
FAQs

SeekTrial is available through a $79.99 subscription for 12 months. Unlike many online platforms, we do not rely on advertising, paid placements, or sponsor-funded rankings. This allows us to remain independent and focused on providing a neutral search experience. Your subscription supports the technology, engineering, security, and continuous updates required to organize and maintain clinical research information in one place.

No. SeekTrial does not sell your personal information or share it with advertising or marketing networks. Information you provide is used only to support your search experience and, if you express interest in a clinical trial, to facilitate that request in accordance with our Privacy Policy. You remain in control of when and how your information is shared.

Protecting your information is a core priority. The technology behind SeekTrial is designed with privacy and security in mind to help protect the information you provide. For details on how we handle your information, see our Privacy Policy.

Yes. You may express interest in multiple clinical trials if they are relevant to your needs and are accepting inquiries. Each study has its own eligibility criteria, review process, and enrollment requirements, so expressing interest in one study does not limit your ability to explore others.

SeekTrial is designed for individuals and caregivers researching clinical trials, not for large-scale institutional research. Keep your top level search generic, NOT too specific. You get unlimited search enhancements in the fields below those initial results.

Limiting subscriptions to three medical conditions helps us keep the platform affordable while providing the level of technology, security, and ongoing data management needed to support individual users. For most people, three diagnoses are enough to cover the conditions they are actively researching.

People participate in clinical trials for many different reasons. Some want to learn about research studies related to their condition, while others choose to contribute to medical research that may benefit future patients. Depending on the study, participants may receive study-related care or reimbursement for eligible expenses. Every clinical trial is different, and participation is always voluntary.

Clinical trial information is often difficult to search, monitor, and understand. Public databases contain hundreds of thousands of studies, but finding relevant information is time-consuming and frustrating. SeekTrial was built to provide a faster, more accessible way to search and track clinical research information from the perspective of the patient-user.

SeekTrial is a public, special-purpose search engine and data aggregation platform focused on clinical research information. We collect, organize, and present information from publicly available sources to make clinical trials easier to search and follow.

No. SeekTrial does not conduct, sponsor, manage, or administer clinical trials.

No. SeekTrial does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or healthcare services. Information provided through the platform is for informational purposes only.

No. SeekTrial does not endorse, recommend, rank, or promote specific studies. Search results are not influenced by sponsorships, advertising fees, or paid placements. We strive to present search results as unbiased as possible so you can make your own informed decisions.

Many studies cover the cost of treatments, procedures, and testing related to the research protocol. Some studies may also provide reimbursement for travel, time, or related expenses. Compensation and reimbursement policies vary by study.

No. Searching for or expressing interest in a study does not guarantee qualification, acceptance, or enrollment. Eligibility and enrollment decisions are made entirely by the study sponsor and research team.

Clinical trial information changes frequently. Studies may open, close, pause recruitment, expand locations, or modify eligibility requirements. SeekTrial continuously updates information as new data becomes available from its sources.