Buyer's Guide, Comparison, Compliance, Regulatory Change Management, Pricing
Regulatory change tracking for regulated businesses: tools and prices compared
Regulatory change tracking for compliance teams outside banking: Regology, Archer, AscentAI, BillTrack50, Plural, Quorum and LawSignals, with prices.
Short answer: regulatory change software splits by who regulates you. Banks and global firms buy enterprise platforms built around obligations registers: Archer Evolv Compliance, AscentAI, Bloomberg Regology. A business regulated by US states, such as a cannabis operator, a distributor, a health plan or a carrier, needs the bills and the state agency rules for its own industry, by state, with the dates they take effect. That is a smaller, cheaper job, and few of the enterprise tools are priced for it.
Prices below are each vendor’s own published figures, read on 1 November 2026. “No published price” means the vendor’s site shows none.
The tools, side by side
| Tool | Built for | What it tracks | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|
| LawSignals | Compliance, operations and HR teams in one industry | Bills in every state, DC and Congress; state agency rule changes in the states each Tracker names; federal rules | $49 / month for one industry ($39 billed annually); $199 for three; $499 for every Tracker |
| Bloomberg Regology | Compliance teams | US federal and 50-state laws and rules; Enterprise adds global jurisdictions | $1,700 per user per month, three-year contract (Professional); Enterprise by quote |
| Archer Evolv Compliance (formerly Compliance.ai) | Financial services compliance | Regulatory sources across many jurisdictions | No published price |
| Mitratech Continuity | Banks, credit unions and fintechs | Regulatory change and compliance management mapped to controls | No published price |
| AscentAI | Financial firms with global obligations | Regulatory horizon scanning and an obligations inventory | No published price |
| BillTrack50 | Advocacy and policy teams | State and federal bills; regulations as a separate subscription | $1,000 per state a year, $5,000 all states, for each of bills and regulations |
| Plural | Policy professionals | State and federal legislation | $59 / month or $609 / year Essential; $5,000 / year Professional |
| Quorum | Government affairs teams | Legislation across Congress, the 50 states and the EU | No published price |
| State registers and agency email lists | Anyone | One state, one agency at a time | Free |
How to choose
| If you are | You need | Look at |
|---|---|---|
| A bank, insurer group or global firm mapping obligations to controls | An obligations register and workflow | Archer, AscentAI, Mitratech Continuity, Bloomberg Regology |
| A business licensed or regulated state by state | Bills and agency rules for your industry, by state, with dates | LawSignals, BillTrack50 |
| A government affairs team that lobbies | Stakeholder tools beside the bills | Quorum, Plural |
| One state, one agency | The agency’s own list | Free |
Count the states and the topics. Per-state pricing (BillTrack50) is cheap for one state and reaches $5,000 a year for national coverage of bills, and as much again for regulations. Per-industry pricing (LawSignals) covers every state for one subject. Per-user pricing (Regology) scales with the team.
Ask which states’ rules are actually read. No vendor reads every state agency for every topic, and few say which ones they do. Ask for the list by state and by topic, and for the states that are not covered.
Where LawSignals fits
This is our product, so weigh this section with that in mind. Everything here can be checked on the compliance page and in the published reports.
LawSignals is organised by industry: cannabis, alcohol and beverage, healthcare, insurance, transportation and logistics, employment and more. Each Tracker follows bills in every state, DC and Congress, federal rules from the Federal Register, and state agency rule changes in the states its page names, with the states it does not read named beside them. Effective dates and comment deadlines land in one calendar, and each Tracker publishes a monthly report you can forward.
It is not an obligations register and does not map rules to controls. The codified administrative code is not included, only changes to it. Tracker scopes are drafted by a model and are not attorney-reviewed.
If that is the job, see the Trackers, read a published report, and start the 14-day trial.
Related reading: state rules for cannabis and alcohol operators, how multi-state employers track employment law, new state laws taking effect in 2027, and regulatory intelligence vs legislative tracking.
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