One Click Politics vs Plural

Their entry plan excludes the AI. Ours includes it.

Plural's own pricing page says AI and collaboration are not part of Essential. Here is how the two ladders line up, from what each of us publishes.

What Plural is good at

Plural is a strong tracker with a cheap entry point, and it covers a jurisdiction we do not.

Feature by feature

Only what both platforms claim to do. ✓ yes · ● partly · × no.

Capability Plural One Click Note
Bill tracking, Congress + 50 states✓✓
Puerto Rico✓×Plural covers Puerto Rico and we do not.
Unlimited tracking on the entry plan✓✓
AI on the entry plan×✓Their page: “Plural AI or collaboration features are not included in this package”.
Legislative staff data✓✓Theirs is on Professional ($5,000/yr).
Hearings & committees✓✓Theirs is on Professional.
Data export✓✓Theirs is on Professional.
State regulations & comment deadlines×✓Not named on their pricing page.
Redlines against current law×✓
Calibrated passage odds×✓
Collaboration features✓●Theirs are on Enterprise; ours are shared lists and saved searches.

Side by side, from what each of us publishes

PluralOne Click Politics
Entry planEssential — $59/mo, one seatCitizen — $70/mo
AI on the entry plan“Plural AI or collaboration features are not included in this package”Bill Genius included — 50 AI answers a month
Cheapest plan with AIProfessional — $5,000/yrCitizen — $700/yr
RegulationsNot named on their pricing pageIncluded — home state on Citizen, all 50 states on Pro Citizen
CoverageCongress, 50 states, D.C. and Puerto RicoCongress, 50 states and D.C.

Plural figures read from pluralpolicy.com/pricing on 25 August 2026. Pricing changes without notice — check theirs before deciding.

“We got seven public acts signed into law using OneClickPolitics.”
John Lindenmayer, Executive Director — Michigan League of Bicyclists

What you get here that their pricing page does not list

AI from the entry tier

Bill Genius answers with citations on Citizen, not four thousand dollars further up the ladder.

Redlines against current law

What the bill changes in current law, not only the diff between its own versions.

Regulations in the plan

Federal rulemaking and the states’ own registers, with the comment deadline on each.

Committee meetings

What is scheduled this week and which bills are on the agenda.

Check it yourself

Plural’s free tools and ours are both open. Run the same search on both and compare what comes back.

Search every bill free, no account: /bills