Latest updates and improvements to BillRiders.
Every analysis now shows a 'Follow the Money' card powered by USASpending.gov — see which federal agencies and recipients have received funding related to the bill's topics, with real spending totals from FY2021–2024.
Researcher subscribers can now export any bill analysis as a print-ready PDF directly from the analyze page.
All plans now have clear monthly analysis limits: Free (5), Citizen (200), Researcher (500). Limits reset on the 1st of each month. Cached bills still count toward your limit.
Added an admin tool to send targeted broadcast emails to users by plan tier — for announcements, updates, and feature highlights.
The share button now correctly includes the full analyzed bill URL so your post links directly to the analysis.
Citizen and Researcher subscribers now receive a weekly Sunday digest summarizing activity on their watchlisted bills — new riders, vote alerts, and top trending legislation.
Researcher subscribers can now analyze multiple bills at once using the Bulk Analysis tool.
Compare two versions of the same bill side-by-side. See exactly what changed — new provisions, funding changes, added riders highlighted in green and red.
Bill analyses are now cached permanently using SHA-256 hashing. Once any user analyzes a bill, every future user gets instant results at no extra API cost.
BillRiders launched with AI bill analysis, Truth-in-Labeling scoring, rider detection, My Representatives, watchlist, and trending bills dashboard.