judyrecords

770M court records,
in your AI assistant.

Search United States court records by party name from inside Claude or ChatGPT. Built for researchers, attorneys, and their support.

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Nationwide Search

770 million+ U.S. court cases: 10× PACER and 100× Google Scholar.

Source: judyrecords, August 1, 2026.

Built for AI tools

Search parties and review dockets right from Claude or ChatGPT.

Predictable pricing

Clear monthly search limits, no overage charges, and pricing by team size.

Built for repeat research

01

Search history

Every successful search is saved with links to its returned dockets. Re-open past results without running it again.

02

Search alerts

Save a name search and get only the new court filings that match it.

03

Usage reports

Review successful searches, free reruns, and result caps. No overage charges, ever.

04

Teams

Add colleagues as users or administrators, and choose the plan for your team size.

Plans

Pay month to month, or pay for a year up front and save.

Free

$0 / month

1 user · no card required

5 party searches / month
Up to 10 dockets / search

No saved alerts

Get started

Professional

$299 / month

Billed monthly

$249 / month

$2,988 billed annually · save 16%

Unlimited party searches
3 users · up to 200 dockets / search

60 saved alerts

Firm

$479 / month

Billed monthly

$399 / month

$4,788 billed annually · save 16%

Unlimited party searches
5 users · up to 200 dockets / search

150 saved alerts

Enterprise

Contact us

Custom users and alerts, Self-hosted options, Enterprise SSO, dedicated support, contractual service-level agreements, and contractual compliance requirements.

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Permissible use

Docket research, not consumer reporting

judyrecords is not a consumer reporting agency, and results are not consumer reports under the FCRA. Don't use them for employment, tenant, credit, insurance, or other eligibility decisions. A name match identifies a court record, not a person. See the Acceptable Use Policy.