Federal Index
Private beta · pilots by invitation
How a pilot works
Federal Index is in private beta, and pilots are by invitation. Each pilot is scoped and priced individually, after a conversation with your team, and the founder replies to every request in writing.
What a pilot is
A pilot is a set period in which your team uses Federal Index on your own footprint: the states, counties and federal agencies that matter to your organization. What it covers, who takes part, how long it runs and any fee are agreed with you in writing before it starts.
The steps
- 01 · Coverage check
Name your states, counties and regulators on the free coverage check. It answers on the page, before you share an email.
- 02 · Ask about a pilot
Verify your work email, describe your organization and send the request. The founder reviews it and replies in writing.
- 03 · A conversation
You and the founder agree what the pilot covers, who takes part and how long it runs. The scope and terms for your organization then follow in writing.
- 04 · The pilot starts
A pilot starts once both sides have signed. Billing, if any, begins only after that.
What runs today, and what is paused
Running
- The free coverage check, on the coverage check page.
- The stored record: documents Federal Index has already read stay held, each with its citation and dates.
- The Federal Register, which continues to be read. Every source, with its measured status, is on the Source Register.
Paused during private beta
- AI analysis: summaries and classification are paused during private beta.
- Coverage reductions since 8 Oct 2026, listed below and, source by source, on the Coverage Commitment page.
Current reductions since 8 Oct 2026
- State legislation: bills held for all 50 states and D.C. as of 8 Oct 2026; depth varies by state; live reading paused except New York.
- County governments: records for the counties on the published list held, read to 7 Oct 2026; live reading paused.
- Court opinions: newly filed federal and state opinions held, read to 7 Oct 2026; live reading paused.
- Federal: Regulations.gov dockets held, read to 8 Oct 2026; the Code of Federal Regulations, Congress and SEC filings held, read to 7 Oct 2026; live reading of these paused. OSHA enforcement records held, none added since 28 Sep 2026; OSHA rules still arrive through the Federal Register, which continues to be read.
Checked 21 Oct 2026 against the documents Federal Index holds. We re-measure coverage before each site update and date every figure.
Terms
The terms of each pilot, including any fee, are set out in writing for your organization. The Terms of Service and the Coverage Commitment are published in full. Questions before you start: write to hello@federalindex.us.
Check coverage and ask about a pilot Read the Coverage Commitment