# USLege vs Quorum: Live Hearing Intelligence

> USLege vs Quorum, side by side: live hearing transcripts, the largest transcribed government video archive, AI search with citations, and transparent pricing.

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**Live** ·50 states + Federal + local + Puerto Rico + regulatory ·AI-native since 2023

USLege vs Quorum

# USLege vs Quorum

**This is what USLege does that Quorum does not.** Every hearing, transcribed live. The largest government archive in the world. AI-native since 2023, not AI added afterward to an established platform.

[Book a demo →](/demo) [See the comparison](#compare)

Largest government archive in the worldAI nativeTransparent pricing

USLege vs Quorum at a glance

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Live hearing intelligence

Transcripts and searchable video as the hearing happens, not hours later.

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The largest transcribed government video archive in the world

2.4 million hours and counting. A depth Quorum cannot backfill.

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AI-native since 2023

A citation and timestamp behind every answer, not AI added to an older suite.

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Transparent pricing

Published upfront, typically less than Quorum's per-seat cost. No custom quote process required.

30m

Switching to USLege takes about 30 minutes. Our AI merges your data in, even 15 years of tracked bills, and we buy out whatever's left on your contract. You never start from zero, and you never pay two vendors at once. [See the contract buyout →](/contract-buyout)

The side-by-side

## USLege and Quorum, _line by line_.

Coverage is broadly similar on paper: both cover all 50 states, Congress, and local government. Quorum additionally covers the EU and other international jurisdictions. From there, the platforms diverge. Below is where USLege goes deeper, stated plainly.

Capability

USLegeAI-native legislative intelligence

QuorumPublic affairs software suite

Hearing transcripts

Live, during the session, speaker-identified, across all 50 states and Congress.

AI-generated transcripts delivered within hours of proceedings.

Hearing video

Live, searchable across the vast majority of states; clip mid-hearing.

Time-synced searchable video tied to its transcripts.

Government video archive

2.4M+ hours and counting, the largest transcribed government video archive in the world.

No comparable public archive figure disclosed.

AI approach

AI-native from day one (2023).

AI assistant added to an existing public affairs platform.

Category

Focused: legislative hearing intelligence, bill tracking, and a government affairs suite built for 19 distinct buyer types.

Broad public affairs suite: advocacy, grassroots, PAC, and stakeholder management.

Pricing

Transparent, published upfront. Typically less than Quorum's per-seat cost.

Quote-based, not publicly disclosed; GSA Advantage tiers for government buyers.

Support

✓You get your own AI account manager to help build agents for you, plus unlimited training.

Dedicated customer success and structured training programs, plus paid professional services.

Migration

✓Included both directions, no lock-in. Bill lists, keywords, and saved searches move with you. USLege also buys out the remainder of your current Quorum contract.

Data export in CSV and Excel, plus API and SFTP.

Quorum details reflect Quorum's public materials as of June 2026. We compare on capability, not on price, and we do not state a Quorum price because Quorum does not publish one.

We started with the states

### We started in the states. Now we are in _all 50_, local, federal and regulatory.

Most legislative software started in Washington and treats the states as an expansion market. We built the other direction. Our founder worked in DC and saw the problem up close: each state works like a different country, with its own calendar, its own rules, its own committee culture, its own vocabulary. A one-size-fits-all federal tool flattens those differences and misses what decides your issue. So USLege was built in the statehouses first, state by state, and now covers all 50, plus Congress, local government, and agencies, with the state-level depth we started with.

-   [Alabama](/states/alabama)
-   [Alaska](/states/alaska)
-   [Arizona](/states/arizona)
-   [Arkansas](/states/arkansas)
-   [California](/states/california)
-   [Colorado](/states/colorado)
-   [Connecticut](/states/connecticut)
-   [Delaware](/states/delaware)
-   [District of Columbia](/states/district-of-columbia)
-   [Florida](/states/florida)
-   [Georgia](/states/georgia)
-   [Hawaii](/states/hawaii)
-   [Idaho](/states/idaho)
-   [Illinois](/states/illinois)
-   [Indiana](/states/indiana)
-   [Iowa](/states/iowa)
-   [Kansas](/states/kansas)
-   [Kentucky](/states/kentucky)
-   [Louisiana](/states/louisiana)
-   [Maine](/states/maine)
-   [Maryland](/states/maryland)
-   [Massachusetts](/states/massachusetts)
-   [Michigan](/states/michigan)
-   [Minnesota](/states/minnesota)
-   [Mississippi](/states/mississippi)
-   [Missouri](/states/missouri)
-   [Montana](/states/montana)
-   [Nebraska](/states/nebraska)
-   [Nevada](/states/nevada)
-   [New Hampshire](/states/new-hampshire)
-   [New Jersey](/states/new-jersey)
-   [New Mexico](/states/new-mexico)
-   [New York](/states/new-york)
-   [North Carolina](/states/north-carolina)
-   [North Dakota](/states/north-dakota)
-   [Ohio](/states/ohio)
-   [Oklahoma](/states/oklahoma)
-   [Oregon](/states/oregon)
-   [Pennsylvania](/states/pennsylvania)
-   [Puerto Rico](/states/puerto-rico)
-   [Rhode Island](/states/rhode-island)
-   [South Carolina](/states/south-carolina)
-   [South Dakota](/states/south-dakota)
-   [Tennessee](/states/tennessee)
-   [Texas](/states/texas)
-   [Utah](/states/utah)
-   [Vermont](/states/vermont)
-   [Virginia](/states/virginia)
-   [Washington](/states/washington)
-   [West Virginia](/states/west-virginia)
-   [Wisconsin](/states/wisconsin)
-   [Wyoming](/states/wyoming)

For teams who have used Quorum for years

## Worried about learning something new? _You don't have to._

"Is there another interface to learn?"

No. USLege is AI-native, so you don't learn a new interface, you just ask: "What happened in the Senate hearing this morning?" and get an answered, sourced response.

"Who do we call when we're stuck?"

Your own AI account manager, a named person who builds agents for you based on how your team actually works.

"What about training our whole team?"

Unlimited training for everyone on your team, for as long as you're a customer, not a one-time onboarding call.

"What if we get stuck mid-migration?"

Our AI merges your existing data in, including years of tracked bills, so you never start from a blank dashboard.

01 · The room, not just the record

### Know what was said while you can still _act_ on it.

Most platforms tell you what happened after it happened: a status change, a summary, a next-day alert. USLege is in the room. Every hearing is transcribed and speaker-identified live, with searchable video across the vast majority of states.

-   When a witness misstates your client's position at 2:14 pm, you have the clip at 2:15 pm, not in tomorrow's digest.
-   Search a phrase and jump to the exact moment it was said, with the speaker named.
-   Clip mid-hearing and send it to your team or your principal in seconds.

 

02 · The archive

### The largest transcribed government video archive in the _world_.

Coverage you can switch on tomorrow is not the same as history you can search today. USLege has been capturing and transcribing the government record since 2023, and that archive compounds. A suite can announce coverage; it cannot backfill the years of hearings it never recorded.

-   2.4 million hours of government video and counting.
-   1.4 million bills indexed, 18,000+ unique speakers identified, 99 chambers.
-   Search across years of the public record, not just this week's docket.

 

03 · AI-native, not AI-added

### Ask a real question. Get a _grounded_ answer.

USLege was built AI-native from day one. Search meaning, not keywords: "drug pricing middlemen" finds the PBM fight even when nobody says your exact words. Every answer carries its receipts, so you can verify before you act.

-   A source, a speaker, and a timestamp behind every answer.
-   USLege plugs the same intelligence into the AI tools your team already uses, like Claude and ChatGPT.
-   We never train on your data. The intelligence comes from the public record, not your work.
-   Constant development: we ship weekly and build features directly requested by the partners who use USLege every day.

 

By the numbers

## The record, _quantified_.

2.4Mhours and counting

Government video archived, the largest in the world.

1.4Mbills indexed

And counting, across every level of government.

18K+unique speakers

Identified across hearings and floor sessions.

99chambers

50 states, Congress, Puerto Rico, plus regulatory.

NPS 74 · 5.0 average from real customer reviews · First AI-native legislative tracking platform, built in 2023.

Already under contract with Quorum?

### You don't have to wait for renewal.

Full access to USLege starts today. You pay nothing until your current Quorum contract ends, up to 8 months free. You never pay two vendors at once.

-   Full access today
-   Pay nothing until your contract ends
-   Up to 8 months free
-   Never pay two vendors at once

[See the contract buyout →](/contract-buyout)

See it for yourself

## See what _the platform_ does.

Platform overview

USLege vs Quorum · Frequently asked

## The questions buyers _ask_.

Is USLege a Quorum alternative?

Yes. USLege covers bill tracking, hearing intelligence, regulatory and agency monitoring, and reporting across all 50 states, Congress, and local government. It adds live hearing transcripts during the session, searchable hearing video across the vast majority of states, AI search with a citation behind every answer.

How is USLege different from Quorum?

USLege is built on the live primary record. Every hearing is transcribed and speaker-identified as it happens, backed by the largest transcribed government video archive in the world at 2.4 million hours and counting. USLege has been AI-native since 2023, with transparent, published pricing rather than a custom, per-customer quote process.

Does USLege cover the same governments as Quorum?

Yes. USLege covers all 50 states, Congress, local government including counties, cities, school boards, and townships, plus agency rulemaking. Quorum publicly states similar coverage. The difference is depth: USLege captures and transcribes the live hearing record across that footprint, not only bill status and documents.

How does USLege pricing compare to Quorum?

USLege pricing is transparent: a simple per-seat model with per-state coverage, shared with you upfront. Quorum does not publicly disclose its pricing and quotes each customer individually. With USLege you know the cost early, without a custom, per-customer quote process.

What happens to the rest of my Quorum contract if I switch now?

USLege buys it out. Full access today; your first invoice arrives after your current Quorum contract ends, up to eight months free. You never pay two vendors at once.

Will I lose my tracked bills if I switch from Quorum to USLege?

No. USLege moves your bill lists, keywords, and saved searches as part of migration, included with every plan. One setup call and your team is live, usually inside 15 minutes today.

Can I leave USLege easily if I switch?

Yes. Migration works in both directions. You can export your data and cancel without a phone call. USLege would rather earn the renewal than trap it.

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See it on your issues

## Run the comparison on your own _bills_.

Book a demo and we will run your actual issues through live hearings, tracked bills, and AI search. Migration off Quorum is included, and if you're still under contract, USLege buys out the remainder.

[Book a demo →](/demo) [See the full comparison](#compare)
