Normalized, AI-first data available via REST API and MCP. The source layer for upcoming laws, members and votes - providing actionable intelligence through automated summaries.
Legislations, members, and votes in one LDS-1 schema. /health is available for system status checks without authentication. For the rest of the API, send access request for demo key. Each legislative record includes full-text source for agent retrieval and AI summaries for insights.
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Pricing for current coverage of unified legislative data. Annual plans include 2 months free. Coverage expands constantly—new jurisdictions and data-quality improvements are added to active plans at no extra cost. Early customers lock their starting price for 12 months. Custom plans are available for individual pricing.
Access for research, analysis, editorial workflows, and early product exploration for single entity.
Production access for commercial products, customer-facing workflows, and backend integrations built on legislative data.
For organizations that need custom coverage, stronger guarantees, or dedicated delivery.
We designed Lustra to be human-readable first. By stripping away legal noise and distilling legislation into its most logical form, we created a schema that is so concise it heavily reduces hallucinations—even on smaller, more affordable AI models.
Whether you query a UK Bill, a US Act, or an EU Parliament regulation, you receive the exact same JSON keys. Your application or AI handles a single data schema, allowing you to add new jurisdictions in a blink.
We eliminate mapping errors. Every bill, member, and vote in LDS-1 is assigned a predictable, collision-free identifier constructed on the backend for instant programmatic queries.
We follow a "Clarity First" approach: our normalized JSON is designed to be concise and thoughtfully structured, providing a rock-solid grounding layer for any machine-led workflow.
The API expands as official sources are validated for LDS-1 compatibility. Active plans receive new supported jurisdictions as they are added. Enterprise customers can prioritize requested jurisdictions or sources through custom onboarding.
Production rollout includes UK, US, PL, EU, DE, and FR. This is the standard coverage for the unified LDS-1 API, not a separate paid package.
Small engineering and operations team focused on LDS-1 normalization, data quality, and customer onboarding.
Swagger is public. Live REST require an access code issued manually to qualified users. MCP offers demo access.