Pricing
A directory of who the EPA fined, for how much, and under which law — 4952 concluded civil enforcement cases totalling $2,717,834,221.06 in penalties assessed across all 50 states, refreshed daily from EPA ECHO.
Checkout is open. Free search stays open during this validation test — subscribing supports the daily refresh and funds the paid features as they ship.
One plan — $149/month
$149 / month
or $1,490/year (two months free) — shown as the yearly option below.
What $149 a month includes
- The full enforcement directory — all 4952 cases totalling $2,717,834,221.06 in penalties, across all 50 states, 10 laws and 5242 respondents.
- Full case lists — every case behind every state, law, industry, company and facility page (the free tier shows the top 10 rows of each list).
- Daily refresh — the directory is rebuilt from EPA's ICIS data every day, so new settlements appear as EPA publishes them.
- CSV export — coming with the paid plan (not built yet).
- Saved-filter alerts and email alerts — coming with the paid plan (not built yet): new cases in your states, laws or industries, by email.
- A source link on every case — each case links to its official EPA ECHO case report, so you can verify the company, amount and date yourself.
Annual option: $1,490/year (two months free). Free search stays open during validation — no account needed to look.
What is free right now
During this validation test, the search is free for everyone — search the cases with no account and no email, every list page shows the top 10 rows plus the full count and group total, and the biggest-fines and most-recent pages show 25 rows. That is the try-before-you-pay: the full directory above is what you are trying. The plan is $149/month (or $1,490/year) for full access.
Checkout is open. This is a validation test to see if compliance teams, consultants and researchers want this data organised this way.
Why pay for data EPA publishes free?
EPA publishes the underlying records free — as a roughly 400 MB set of raw ICIS files (the case download behind this site) that has to be downloaded, joined across six files, cleaned and rebuilt before it answers a simple question like "who was fined in Texas under the Clean Water Act this year?" This directory keeps that work done, refreshed daily, with every figure linked back to its ECHO case report. Environmental consultants assemble enforcement histories like these by the hour; the subscription is priced against that hour, not against the raw files.
Try the free search first: search the cases. No account, no email.