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regulations.gov tracking

Track regulations.gov by who's actually commenting

Most trackers watch rule text. OpenPolis watches the record of who files — turning 24.7M public comments into organization footprints, co-filer networks, and deadline intelligence.

What OpenPolis tracks

regulations.gov is the system of record for federal public comments, but it isn't built for monitoring at the organization level. OpenPolis ingests the comment record and resolves it into clean entities, so you can answer questions the raw site can't:

  • Which dockets has a given organization commented on, across every agency?
  • Who else filed on the rules you care about — allies and opposition?
  • Which comment windows are open, and which close this week?

Free to start, published pricing to grow

Free covers your own organization's historical footprint, profile-view analytics, and your own weekly digest. Paid unlocks everything network-shaped: co-filer and coalition maps, ally-opposition tags, AI briefs, watching other orgs, and exports.

  • Free (claimed)$0

    Your own comment history, dockets, and profile-view analytics.

  • Starter$99/mo

    Deadline calendar, AI briefs on your dockets, watch your org + 2 others.

  • Professional$299/mo

    Coalition & ally-opposition maps, watch 25 orgs, exports, PDF one-pagers.

  • Coalition / Enterprisefrom $9,500/yr

    Unlimited watched orgs, white-label member reports, multi-client workspaces, SSO, API.

Frequently asked questions

What is a regulations.gov tracking tool?
A tool that monitors federal rulemakings and the public comments filed on them so you don't have to check regulations.gov by hand. OpenPolis focuses on the organizations doing the commenting — turning raw comments into resolved org profiles, co-filer networks, and deadline alerts.
Is there a free way to track regulations.gov?
regulations.gov offers free email alerts, and OpenPolis has a free tier: claim your organization's profile to see your own comment history, dockets, and profile-view analytics at no cost.
How is this different from legislative-tracking software?
Legislative-first suites surface regulatory comments as a per-docket feed inside a broader product. OpenPolis is built around the comment record itself, so you get org-level footprints and coalition maps that a buried feed doesn't provide.

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