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We built the AI-native legislative intelligence platform for the entire United States. FiscalNote didn't. Live hearing video. Full transcripts. An archive nothing else in the category comes close to. Built for AI from day one, not added to an existing platform afterward.
USLege is the AI-native legislative hearing intelligence, bill tracking, and government affairs suite, built for the way 19 different types of teams actually work, from corporate government affairs and lobby firms to trade associations, law firms, caucuses, and government agencies themselves. One platform. Every level of government. Live.
FiscalNote has broad coverage on paper, including international coverage. The differences below are the ones teams tell us decide the switch.
| Capability | USLege | FiscalNote |
|---|---|---|
| AI foundation | AI-native since 2023, built around your workflow from day one | AI features layered onto a public-affairs platform that predates generative AI |
| Live hearing video | Live, searchable hearing video across the vast majority of states, tied to the bill and the exact moment it's discussed | No live hearing video |
| Hearing transcripts | Full transcripts across 50 states plus federal, searchable to the sentence, synced to the video | Document and alert coverage; no hearing transcripts tied to video |
| Government archive | The largest government video archive in the world, millions of hours and growing, plus 1.4M+ indexed bills | No comparable video archive |
| Pace of development | Constant development. Ships weekly. Customer feedback acted on in real time | Release cadence follows standard enterprise roadmap cycles; not publicly disclosed |
| Pricing model | Transparent, published pricing, typically less than a comparable enterprise contract | Quote-only, custom enterprise pricing; no public rates |
| Support | You get your own AI account manager to help build agents for you | Standard enterprise support tiers |
FiscalNote is an established public-affairs platform. USLege was built AI-native, starting in 2023, so intelligence runs through the whole product rather than sitting alongside it. USLege ships constantly, listens to partners, and turns feedback into shipped features in real time. FiscalNote's release cadence is not publicly disclosed. This is the core distinction between the two platforms.
USLege didn't start in Washington and work outward. We started in the states, because every state legislature works like its own country: its own calendar, its own procedure, its own culture. Our founder worked both in DC and in the states, and saw the gap firsthand.
FiscalNote gives you documents, alerts, and analysis. USLege adds what FiscalNote does not have: live, searchable hearing video across the vast majority of states, linked to the bill and jumpable to the exact moment a member speaks, with full transcripts across 50 states plus federal.
FiscalNote is quote-only, you negotiate before you ever see a number. USLege publishes its pricing, typically less than a comparable enterprise contract. We're founder-led and in constant development.
USLege buys out your remaining FiscalNote contract when you switch. Full access starting today; pay nothing until your current contract ends, up to 8 months free. You never pay two vendors at once.
No. USLege is AI-native, so you don't learn an interface, you just ask: "What happened in the Senate hearing this morning?" and get an answered, sourced response.
Your own AI account manager, a named person who builds agents for you based on how your team actually works.
Unlimited training for everyone on your team, for as long as you're a customer.
Our AI merges your existing data in, including years of tracked bills, so you never start from a blank dashboard.
Watch live hearing video next to the bill and ask questions from live legislative data. If you are still under contract with FiscalNote, ask about the contract buyout.