Pricing
Read free. Pay to keep watch.
The public record is free to read and always will be. The paid tools save you the watching.
Free during preview. Checkout is not switched on yet. Every paid feature below works now at no charge, nothing is billed, and no card or PayPal details are asked for. Prices are shown exactly as they will be.
Reading
Free
- The Record, last 30 days, filter by issuer, kind, community and words
- Meetings Ledger: meetings ahead and agendas from the last 14 days
- Daily editions for the last 30 days
- Community and county pages with daily charts
- Public RSS and JSON feeds, per community too
Courier Desk
$1.95 a month
or $19.50 a year (two months free)
- Follow up to 12 communities, any of the 40 issuers, and up to 5 words or phrases
- A private desk page that shows only your matches
- Private RSS and JSON feeds for any reader app
- Search everything kept, not just the last 30 days: items are kept for up to 400 days, and the archive begins Sep 14, 2026
- Download every match as CSV
- No account, no email: the private link is the desk
Free during preview
Community Dossier
$1.00 each
- One community’s last 90 days on one printable page (or every day since the archive began, while it is younger)
- Items per day, issuers, meeting notices and agendas
- The communities most often named alongside it
- Private link good for 7 days
Free during preview
Questions
How will paying work?
Through PayPal, once checkout is switched on. The desk subscription renews each month or year until you cancel it in PayPal; a dossier is a single payment. Until then everything is free and nothing is charged.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, from your PayPal account. The desk keeps working until the end of the period you paid for. You can also delete a desk yourself from its own page.
What exactly am I paying for?
The watching and the archive: a page and feeds that show only what matches your communities, issuers and words, across everything filed (items are kept for up to 400 days; the archive begins Sep 14, 2026), with CSV export. The items themselves are official public material, free to read on the issuers’ own sites.
Is there AI?
No. Filing is done by plain code you can read about on the Sources page. Nothing is rewritten: headlines are the issuer’s own, and where an excerpt is shown it is the issuer’s own opening words, cut short with “…” when long.