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Plans differ by features, not by how much of the data you can see: every plan and this site show every current rule. Paying adds history, rules on any date and the change feed. Prices in USD.

Free

For prototypes and trying it out

$0

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  • Lookups a month1,000
  • Current rules and upcoming changes
  • History of every version—
  • Rules on any date (as_of)—
  • Change feed—
  • Bulk export—
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For production

Developer

For agents and production apps

$49 /month

or $490 a year

  • Lookups a month50,000
  • Current rules and upcoming changes
  • History of every version
  • Rules on any date (as_of)
  • Change feed
  • Bulk export—

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Scale

For platforms and compliance teams

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  • Lookups a monthCustom
  • Current rules and upcoming changes
  • History of every version
  • Rules on any date (as_of)
  • Change feed
  • Bulk export
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Questions

What counts as a lookup?

Each API call or MCP tool call that answers is one lookup. Comparing jurisdictions counts one lookup per jurisdiction returned. Not counted: discovery (/v1/jurisdictions, /v1/rule-types), errors (including a jurisdiction Juriset does not cover) and 304 Not Modified responses.

How do I keep my lookups down?

Cache. Every response has an ETag; send it back as If-None-Match and, while nothing changed, you get a free 304.

What happens at the limit?

Free stops with a quota_exceeded error (HTTP 429) until the next month. Terms for going past a paid plan's allowance are set when billing opens, and are shown here before anyone can buy.

How are the rules verified?

Each value is read from the official source by one model and then re-read blind by a model from a different vendor. Only values the two agree on, inside set bounds, are published automatically; anything else is reviewed by a human first. Every version records its source passage, a saved copy of the source and who checked it, and is never edited afterward. A report from the "Report an issue" link on any rule page goes to the same review queue.

Is this legal advice?

No. Juriset reports what official sources say, with the source. Verify with the cited source.

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