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Every published U.S. court opinion is public domain. The default way to search it is a paid monthly subscription. That changes Monday, 2026-09-14. Freecase launches at freecase.ai with free keyword search across 10M+ U.S. cases (federal and state) and 2M+ statutes. No account required to search the primary law. Built for solo practitioners and small firms. 150 AI Assisted searches included in $15/mo introductory price. By lawyers, for lawyers. Set your legal research free.
The law itself is free. Access to it...not so much. CourtListener and Harvard's Caselaw Access Project publish U.S. case law as open data, and statutes are on official government sites. What's missing for many people is a single place to search all of it and an easy way to check how a case has been treated by later courts without paying high prices for searching the data and verifying the case law.
Full disclosure: I'm one of the people behind Freecase, which launches Monday (freecase.ai). Free keyword search across 10M+ U.S. opinions and 2M+ statutes, no account required, built on those public sources. We also built NomoCite, a citator that reviews citing cases for negative treatment (bad law that's been overruled), plus per-use AI features including an MCP server so that your AI agent can query Freecase while you work. Founders offer for the first 30 days: $15/month.
If you currently patch together free tools for case law research, I'd genuinely like to know whether this covers your workflow. Happy to answer questions about sourcing and what the citator checks.
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About FreecaseAI Launch on Product Hunt
“Set your legal research free with Freecase.ai”
FreecaseAI Launch was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #125 on the daily leaderboard. Every published U.S. court opinion is public domain. The default way to search it is a paid monthly subscription. That changes Monday, 2026-09-14. Freecase launches at freecase.ai with free keyword search across 10M+ U.S. cases (federal and state) and 2M+ statutes. No account required to search the primary law. Built for solo practitioners and small firms. 150 AI Assisted searches included in $15/mo introductory price. By lawyers, for lawyers. Set your legal research free.
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The law itself is free. Access to it...not so much. CourtListener and Harvard's Caselaw Access Project publish U.S. case law as open data, and statutes are on official government sites. What's missing for many people is a single place to search all of it and an easy way to check how a case has been treated by later courts without paying high prices for searching the data and verifying the case law.
Full disclosure: I'm one of the people behind Freecase, which launches Monday (freecase.ai). Free keyword search across 10M+ U.S. opinions and 2M+ statutes, no account required, built on those public sources. We also built NomoCite, a citator that reviews citing cases for negative treatment (bad law that's been overruled), plus per-use AI features including an MCP server so that your AI agent can query Freecase while you work. Founders offer for the first 30 days: $15/month.
If you currently patch together free tools for case law research, I'd genuinely like to know whether this covers your workflow. Happy to answer questions about sourcing and what the citator checks.