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Government Context reads every public comment on the rules you track, so you don't have to. Understand any rulemaking at a glance, read any comment in a click, and get an alert when a relevant new one is posted.
Stance breakdown
The problem
Tens of thousands of comments per rule. You can't read them all.
The comment that changes your read on a rulemaking can land any day, buried in a PDF, filed by someone you've never heard of. A missed filing today becomes a blind spot tomorrow. We make sure that doesn't happen.
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Thousands of comments, no time
A significant rule can draw tens of thousands of comments. No one can read them all — but the one that matters is in there somewhere.
The substance is buried in PDFs
The real arguments arrive as attachments, scattered across a slow government site that was never built for analysis.
Easy to miss what matters
A single late-filed comment can change your read on a rulemaking. Today it means refreshing regulations.gov and hoping.
How it works
Understand any rulemaking at a glance — then go as deep as you need.
Understand
See the whole picture without reading it all.
Every comment is read and classified the moment it posts. Open a rule and the gist is already there — stance, who's weighing in, and how much is an orchestrated campaign.
- Support / oppose / other sentiment
- Breakdown by commenter type
- Form-letter campaigns vs. individual voices
Stance breakdown
- National Retail FederationOpposeTrade association📎
Argues the proposed liability standard would sweep in routine franchise and staffing agreements, and urges a narrower control test.
- United Service Workers Local 32SupportUnion
Supports the rule as restoring accountability across fissured workplaces; cites subcontracted janitorial wage cases.
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Read and filter individual comments in seconds.
Search and filter by stance, commenter type, issue, campaign, and attachments. Open any comment and its PDFs in one clean interface — not scattered across regulations.gov.
- Filter by stance, type, campaign, attachment
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- Open original attachments inline
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Follow the rules and topics you care about. We email you when something relevant is posted — with the stance, the commenter, and why it matters already attached.
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New comment on "Joint Employer Standard Under the Fair Labor Standards Act"
U.S. Chamber of Commerce (oppose) commented on Joint Employer Standard Under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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See it on real rules — no account needed.
The rulemakings drawing the most public comment right now, analyzed continuously. Open any of them and read the record yourself.
Allowing Makers to Adopt Certain Markings for National Firearms Act Firearms
615 comments · 182 awaiting analysis · closes Jul 7, 2026
Net support +70% across analyzed comments
Firearm Records Retention Periods
3,787 comments · 1,163 awaiting analysis · closes Aug 5, 2026
Net support -93% across analyzed comments
Selecting Biological Sex on ATF Forms
536 comments · 38 awaiting analysis · closes Aug 5, 2026
Net support -77% across analyzed comments
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What's included
- At-a-glance comprehension on every rule you track
- Sentiment, commenter-type, and campaign breakdowns
- Full comment + PDF search and filtering
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
What data is this built on?+−
The public comment record at regulations.gov — the dockets, documents, and public comments filed on federal rules. We read and classify comments continuously as they're posted. We don't cover grants, bills, or hearings; this is about rulemaking comments.
How do alerts work?+−
Follow the rules, topics, and agencies you care about. When a relevant new comment is posted, we email you the same day — with the stance, the commenter type, and whether it's part of a form-letter campaign already attached, so you can triage from your inbox.
Can I add my whole team?+−
Yes. Accounts are organization-based: add as many seats as you need at $180/mo each, all on the same plan. Everyone shares the rules and topics your organization tracks.
How is this different from the big platforms?+−
Broad government-affairs suites try to cover everything and price like enterprise software. We're focused: we go deep on public comments — campaign detection, stance and commenter-type breakdowns, individual-comment access, and typed alerts — and we're self-serve at a flat per-seat price.
How current is the data?+−
We process new comments as they post, so a rule's breakdown reflects today's record — not a months-old export.
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