Pubget overview
Our Mission
Each year scientists spend a half-billion minutes searching for papers online. This is time better spent curing disease and building the future. Pubget's mission is to give scientists their time back, improve the research workflow and ultimately, accelerate discoveries.
About Pubget
Pubget is the search engine for life science PDFs. Pubget makes scientific research easier by simplifying the process of finding, managing and analyzing scientific papers. The core solution at www.pubget.com provides article-level tools making content discovery, access and copyright management much easier for the user. Pubget's corporate services offer relevant banner and contextual advertisement for marketers and search services for libraries and R&D departments, including repository and text mining platforms.
The People
The Pubget team has hundreds of years of experience in academic publishing, software architecture, digital marketing and enterprise search. We’re focusing our experience on streamlining academic content access and making science (and cures!) faster. Click here to learn more about our senior management team.
Track Record
Pubget has grown quickly since the initial launch at Harvard, MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital in 2008.
- Late 2008:
- Pubget.com launched
- Apr 2009:
- Ad service launched
- Jun 2009:
- First 50 institutions activated
- Jun 2009:
- Pubget Widgetizer launched
- Jul 2009:
- Seed media deploys first widget
- Sep 2009:
- 100 institutions activated
- Oct 2009:
- PaperPlane launched
- Feb 2010:
- API launched
- Mar 2010:
- Pubget.com 2.0 launched
- Apr 2010:
- PaperStore launched with partner Reprints Desk
- May 2010:
- PaperStats beta launched
- Jun 2010:
- AlwaysOn East 100 winner
- Jun 2010:
- Mobile site launched
- Sep 2010:
- Partnership with Copyright Clearance Center
- Jan 2011:
- 200 institutions activated
- Feb 2011:
- Pubget PaperStream announced
- Jun 2011:
- Pubget PaperStream released
- Jul 2011:
- Pubget.com site wide redesign
