The new platform, OmniLegislation, bypasses traditional keyword searches by using semantic analysis to track legislation, agency regulations, and court decisions across all 50 states and federal sources. Founder Scott McIntosh argues that the sheer volume of government output renders manual tracking obsolete, positioning his service as a lean, transparent alternative to enterprise software that typically hides its pricing behind custom sales quotes.

Subscribers start by completing a brief AI-led interview, which the system uses to build automated monitors tailored to specific practice areas. An AI-based relevance judge then filters incoming documents before they reach the user, aiming to separate meaningful legislative trends from administrative noise. The platform is currently priced between $149 and $499 per month, offering a self-service model that requires no sales demonstrations. Recent deployments include a national healthcare staffing firm that used the tool to scan 5,000 documents in a single afternoon, successfully identifying coordinated multi-state legislative pushes.