Plural Alternatives

If you're looking for a Plural alternative, BillTrack50 is another good option. The service lets professionals and citizens follow federal and state legislation with a search interface, a customizable grid and AI-generated summaries of bills. It also has advanced search and filtering, daily alerts and sharing abilities. The system supports an unlimited number of users and permissions, and has a variety of pricing tiers for students and citizens, businesses and government agencies.

Another service you could consider is Lexum. Although geared for managing and publishing legal information, it has features that could be used for legislative tracking. Its AI-powered online publishing platform can summarize judicial and administrative decisions, and its Online Legal Research Workspace can gather relevant legal information and send alerts. Lexum's technology is geared to make legal information more useful and accessible, an idea that could be applied to legislative tracking and analysis.

If you're looking for a more general AI-powered news intelligence service, AYLIEN could be worth a look. Although geared for news monitoring and aggregation, it has more advanced search and analysis tools, including entity-based search, sentiment analysis and real-time data visualization. That could be useful for tracking legislative topics and keeping up with related news.

Last, vLex has a full-featured legal research service that you could use to explore legal and regulatory information. With a large database and AI tools to summarize documents and extract key facts, vLex offers a level of insight and authority in legal research that's hard to match. That could be useful if you need to dig into complex legal documents or compare different jurisdictions.