Technology
NewsOnScale Staff
October 9, 2026
Understanding what the federal government is actually doing — which bills are moving, how representatives voted, what cases are in federal courts, and what the FBI crime data shows — requires either a Bloomberg Government subscription that costs thousands of dollars a year or hours of navigating fragmented government databases.
FedPurse.com is an alternative.
Built by JJ Johnson and powered by AMILLI AI, Corp., FedPurse is a federal government intelligence platform organized around four data pillars: Bills, Votes, Courts, and Crime. It pulls live data from Congress.gov, CourtListener, and the FBI Crime Data Explorer and presents it in a searchable, readable format designed for people who need answers, not government training.
The platform is paid-only with no free tier and no trial. Three subscription levels serve different users:
Citizen at $19 per month includes 50 searches per day, all four data pillars, AI plain English summaries, email alerts on bills and votes, representative voting records, federal court case search, and FBI crime data by state.
Pro at $49 per month adds 200 searches per day, API access, bulk data export, advanced filters, historical data access, and custom alerts — designed for journalists and researchers.
Media/Gov at $299 per month offers unlimited searches, team seats for up to 10 users, white label options, custom integrations, and an SLA guarantee — for organizations that need institutional-grade access.
Bloomberg Government charges $7,000 per year for comparable federal intelligence data. FedPurse starts at $19 per month.
The four pillars cover the federal government's primary activities: the legislative process through Bills, congressional accountability through Votes and Representative Records, judicial oversight through Courts, and public safety data through Crime. Together they give users a complete picture of what the federal government is doing without requiring expertise in navigating multiple separate government databases.
FedPurse.com is live now.
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