Tnuki vs SciLeads

For most life-sciences sellers: yes. Tnuki reads the same scientific signals SciLeads aggregates — and more — across 40+ integrated databases (PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH RePORTER, openFDA, Semantic Scholar, plus genomics and regulatory sources), then turns the answer into ranked accounts with verified scientific buyers and drafts ready to send. The one place SciLeads still has an edge: its proprietary conference data — exhibitor, attendee, and speaker lists for specific scientific shows. If that directory is your system of record, keep it; for everything else, Tnuki does the research and the outreach in one chat.

Deeper, in most respects. Tnuki integrates 40+ live life-sciences databases — PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH RePORTER, openFDA, Semantic Scholar, plus genomics, pathway, and regulatory sources — and reads across them from one chat, instead of a directory you filter by hand. Where SciLeads still wins: its proprietary scientific-conference directories (exhibitor and attendee lists for specific shows). On published science, trials, grants, and regulatory data, Tnuki is as deep or deeper — and it synthesizes the answer instead of handing you a results page.

Yes. PubMed is one of 40+ life-sciences databases Tnuki integrates — alongside ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH RePORTER, openFDA, Semantic Scholar, Europe PMC, and dozens of genomics, pathway, and regulatory sources. Ask a literature question in plain English and Tnuki reads across them; you don't construct the PubMed search yourself. If there's a specific dataset you'd want Tnuki to cover, email team@tnuki.com and we'll add it to the queue.

Not natively yet — current options are CSV export and Zapier. Native CRM sync is on the 2026 roadmap.

Some teams keep SciLeads for its proprietary conference directories (exhibitor and attendee lists for specific shows) and use Tnuki for everything else — the scientific research and the daily outreach motion. Most teams find Tnuki replaces both jobs, since the database coverage is as deep and the output is a sendable draft, and cancel SciLeads at renewal. Try Tnuki for two weeks alongside SciLeads and see whether you still reach for it.

Tnuki retrieves only public information (LinkedIn, company sites, news, regulatory filings, press releases) via licensed APIs. No scraped private data, no purchased lists. Contact verification happens through GDPR-compliant providers.

Three reasons: (1) Tnuki does the deep research for you — it reads across 40+ life-sciences databases and synthesizes the answer, where SciLeads gives you a directory to search by hand; (2) it doesn't stop at the data — every answer ships with ranked accounts, a verified scientific buyer, and a draft grounded in the trigger; (3) it's free with no demo or annual contract, where SciLeads is sales-led. Many SciLeads users report buying a license, pulling the data, then watching utilization drop because doing the research and acting on it takes more time than they have.