Productivity & Collaboration

tube.tracker

Browser-based specimen tracking for clinical labs: scan tubes into racks and containers, then find any tube, who stored it and when.

Our take: tube.tracker does one job for labs: knowing where every tube is.

Best forClinical laboratories
ReviewedPricing: Paid
Try tube.tracker60-day free trial; then quote

tube.tracker, at tubetracker.com, is a web-based specimen inventory system for clinical laboratories from Cerebros Medical Systems. Staff scan or type each tube ID into a rack, then search to see where a specimen is, who stored it and when. It has a 60-day free trial with no credit card; prices are quoted by lab size, and the vendor says most sites pay in the hundreds of dollars a month.

The bottom line

A focused specimen-finding tool for clinical labs of any size, with a long free trial.

Our score

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really istube.tracker: a browser-based laboratory specimen tracking system by Cerebros Medical Systems, LLC.
Not a YouTube analytics tool.
Our taketube.tracker does one job for labs: knowing where every tube is.
You define your rack types and storage containers once, scan tubes in with a barcode reader, and later find a specimen by its ID along with who entered it and when. It runs in a web browser with no software to install. It works next to your laboratory information system (LIS) rather than connecting to it. Pricing is by quote after a 60-day free trial.
Why we rate itIt removes the hunt for stored specimens with a simple scan-in, search-out workflow, and the vendor says it has tracked specimens since 1999.
The catchPrices aren't published, and it does not interface directly with your LIS, so it only tracks the labelled tubes you scan in.

Best / not good for

Best for
  • Hospital and reference labs that store large numbers of tubes
  • Labs moving off Siemens SpecTrack
  • Labs tracking specimens from remote draw stations
Not good for
  • Labs that need a full LIS or LIMS
  • Teams that want published, self-serve pricing
  • Anyone looking for a YouTube channel tracker
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Fast: sign up for the trial, define your racks and containers, and start scanning in a browser.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Pricing grows with facility size and usage; the vendor says it scales to labs handling more than 30,000 specimens a day.
  3. Walled garden
    Low: it holds tube locations only and runs alongside your existing LIS.

Which TubeTracker is this?

Two different products share the name. This page covers the one at tubetracker.com (checked 3 October 2026):

  • tube.tracker (this page): Laboratory specimen tracking by Cerebros Medical Systems, at tubetracker.com, with a login at tubetracker.com/login.asp.
  • TubeTracker (YouTube tool): A YouTube channel and keyword tracker listed on Capterra at $37 a year. We could not find an official website for it, so we don't review it here.

tube.tracker pricing

OptionPriceNotes
Free trial$0 for 60 daysAll accounts; no credit card required; cancel at any time
SubscriptionQuoteBased on facility size and usage; the vendor says most sites pay in the hundreds of dollars per month

From tube.tracker's pricing and FAQ pages, checked 3 October 2026.

A look inside

tube.tracker product screenshot

Frequently Asked Questions

What is tube.tracker?

tube.tracker is a web-based specimen tracking system for clinical laboratories, made by Cerebros Medical Systems. Labs scan tubes into racks and containers and later search by ID to find them.

Where is the tubetracker login?

The login page is tubetracker.com/login.asp. We are an independent review site and can't access accounts.

How much does tube.tracker cost?

Pricing depends on the size of your facility and usage, so you get a quote. The vendor's FAQ says most sites pay in the hundreds of dollars per month (checked 3 October 2026).

Does tube.tracker have a free trial?

Yes. Every account gets a 60-day free trial, no credit card is required, and you can cancel at any time.

Does tube.tracker connect to my LIS?

No. The vendor says it works alongside virtually any LIS but does not interface with it directly. It tracks the labelled specimens your LIS produces.

tube.tracker alternatives

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