OmniLegislation Launches AI Legislative Intelligence Platform

Aug 13, 2026
OmniLegislation has launched an AI powered platform for tracking legislation, regulations, and court decisions across all 50 states and federal sources.

OmniLegislation has launched an AI powered legislative intelligence platform that monitors legislation, regulations, and court decisions across all 50 states and federal sources, DigitalTreehouse LLC announced in a press release.

The platform collects daily documents from state legislatures, Congress, agencies, and courts, then converts them into semantic vectors to match subscriber interests. A conversational AI agent sets up Practice Area Monitors through an interview, and an AI relevance system reviews candidate items before they appear in a daily digest.

OmniLegislation offers published pricing starting at $149 per month for single state coverage. Its National plan costs $249 per month for all 50 states plus federal sources, and its Command plan costs $499 per month with three monitors and an AI chat dashboard.

Every plan includes monitoring for bills, rulemaking, and court opinions, along with a 14 day free trial and self service cancellation.

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