OpenLaws: Features, Software Overview & Case Studies
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OpenLaws provides structured, up-to-date U.S. primary-law data for LegalTech, RegTech, legal-AI, and compliance applications. Its APIs and bulk data products cover statutes, regulations, constitutions, and court rules across all 50 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and federal jurisdictions. The service supports organizations that need reliable legal data for products, research, and regulatory workflows.
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OpenLaws
Use cases
Research & Knowledge Management · Compliance, Risk & Regulatory
Founded
2022
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What OpenLaws does
OpenLaws collects law from authoritative government sources, standardizes it, and publishes continuously maintained datasets. Its coverage includes 99% of codified U.S. law across 53 jurisdictions, with 4,554,349 tracked sections and 367 citation formats. Federal updates are issued weekly, while state updates occur monthly or quarterly. The company offers the OpenLaws API, bulk data products, and an OpenRegs Plugin and MCP for regulatory surveys and monitoring. OpenLaws states that its data has been used in production since 2021 and that it incorporated as a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation in 2022.
What it does
OpenLaws core capabilities
OpenLaws API
Structured U.S. primary-law data for legal and compliance applications.
OpenRegs Plugin and MCP
Nationwide regulatory data for surveys using Claude and ChatGPT.
Bulk data products
Commercially licensable legal datasets for products and workflows.
Nationwide Law Coverage
Codified law coverage across 53 U.S. jurisdictions.
Legal citation formats
Supports Bluebook and state-specific legal citation formats.
Technical specifications
- API access
- Bulk data products
- OpenRegs Plugin and MCP
- 53 U.S. jurisdictions
- 4,554,349 law sections tracked
- 367 citation formats
Case studies
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Trust & compliance
OpenLaws security at a glance
Security certifications
Named enterprise customers
Pricing details
OpenLaws pricing
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Pricing model
Free version
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about OpenLaws
OpenLaws is structured legal-data infrastructure for LegalTech and AI companies. It provides commercially licensable legal-data APIs, bulk data products, and an upcoming MCP. The company collects, structures, and maintains U.S. statutes and regulations for organizations needing current, accessible primary-law data.
OpenLaws serves startups, highly regulated companies, law firms, LegalTech and RegTech companies, compliance professionals, and attorneys. Its datasets are intended for organizations that need current U.S. statutes and regulations to support legal products, regulatory workflows, compliance activities, and other applications.
OpenLaws continuously collects laws from authoritative government sources, standardizes them, and publishes them as structured data. Federal law updates are issued weekly, while state law updates occur monthly or quarterly. The company provides coverage and update-cadence information to support transparency about its datasets.
OpenLaws covers codified U.S. primary law, including statutes, regulations, constitutions, and court rules. Its stated coverage spans all 50 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and federal law. The company reports 99% coverage of codified U.S. law across 53 jurisdictions.
Yes. OpenLaws says its APIs and licensing are designed for building products and workflows. The company created its APIs to provide a reliable, structured, developer-friendly source of U.S. primary law data. Available offerings include API access and bulk data products for commercial use.
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