Pharma Data

Know Exactly How Your Molecule Is Doing Across the NHS.

If you make or market a molecule sold in England, you have two options. Pay six figures for syndicated data, or scrape NHSBSA CSVs yourself on a Tuesday afternoon.

Neither is a good use of your week.

DoseTrend sits between the two. Every open dataset the NHS publishes, primary care and hospital alike, cleaned and joined and charted for one molecule at a time — with a written briefing in your inbox on the first working day of every month.

Why Not Just Pull the Data Yourself?

The NHS publishes an enormous amount of prescribing data, and every bit of it is free. That is exactly the problem:

It arrives as raw CSVs. Hundreds of megabytes a month, spread across primary care and hospital datasets that share neither a schema nor a naming convention.

The joining is the actual job. Primary and secondary care have to be reconciled before a single number means anything, and that reconciliation is where most in-house attempts quietly stall.

Syndicated data solves it for six figures. Fine if you have six figures and a procurement cycle spare. Absurd if you just need to know how one molecule is tracking this quarter.

What DoseTrend Does

Everything the open NHS data can tell you, already joined up.

Monthly Trend Analysis

Volume by month with indexed views, year-on-year comparisons and seasonality, so you can tell a real shift from ordinary noise.

ICB & Practice Detail

Break the national number down across all 36 Integrated Care Boards and 7,282 GP practices to find where the movement actually is.

Primary + Secondary Care

Hospital dispensing joined to primary care prescribing, so you are looking at the whole picture rather than half of it.

Monthly Briefing PDF

A written briefing from a human being, on the first working day of the month. Not an automated chart dump with your logo on it.

Seven Years of History

Data going back to 2019, so a trend has enough runway behind it to be worth acting on.

Unlimited Users

One price covers the whole company. Share it across brand, market access and analytics without counting seats.

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Who Is DoseTrend For?

Product Managers

Who need to know how their molecule is tracking without waiting at the back of an analyst queue

Marketing & Brand Teams

Building a picture of where a product is growing, flat, or quietly losing ground

Market Access

Watching regional variation across ICBs and seeing formulary decisions play out in real prescribing

Commercial Analytics

Who want the NHS open data cleaned and joined already, instead of rebuilding that pipeline in-house

Why Choose DoseTrend?

We publish the price

£1,500 a month per molecule, on the website, before you speak to anyone. No discovery call just to learn whether you can afford it.

Both care settings

Primary and secondary care reconciled into a single view — the join most teams start and never finish.

Written by a person

The monthly briefing is written, not generated. Someone looked at your molecule and said what changed and why it might matter.

Honest about the limits

Open NHS data cannot tell you everything. Where it falls short we say so and point you elsewhere, rather than quietly selling around the gap.

Application Required

Start With a Free Snapshot

DoseTrend is sold per molecule and access is granted by application. Take the free Snapshot first — national headline numbers and a 12-month trend chart for one molecule — and look at the data before you commit to anything.

Pricing

£1,500/month per molecule

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about DoseTrend.

A single molecule is £1,500 per month, and Portfolio pricing starts at £3,750 for three molecules. Prices exclude VAT. Annual billing gives you twelve months for the price of eleven, and your price is locked while you stay subscribed.
Open NHS datasets for England — NHSBSA English Prescribing Data for primary care, joined with Secondary Care Medicines Data for hospital dispensing. It covers all 36 Integrated Care Boards and 7,282 GP practices, with history back to 2019.
Yes. The free Snapshot gives you national headline numbers and a 12-month trend chart for one molecule, plus a monthly PDF. You can also request a sample report. Access to paid plans is granted by application.
Open NHS data has real limits — it will not, for example, give you manufacturer brand share for generics. We are upfront about what the public datasets cannot show, and will point you to a paid provider when you need something beyond them.

Ready to See Your Molecule Clearly?

Apply for access, or start with the free Snapshot. £1,500 a month per molecule, unlimited users across the company, cancel any month with no notice period.

DoseTrend is built and operated by Hotline Labs Ltd, a UK software company.

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