# Netstate pricing

Three self-serve plans from $15/month plus Enterprise, priced in credits — 1 credit opens the premium records (UCC liens today, bankruptcy and court records as they ship) of one company and keeps them open, credits reset monthly. Everything else on a profile is free. Every plan covers every company across every US state, DC, Puerto Rico and Canada, with US records cross-referenced against 16 federal datasets; searching and browsing the directory stays free.

## Starter — $15 / month (most popular)

The entry plan — get in the door.

- 1,500 credits / mo
- Contacts, UCC liens & premium records
- CSV export of search results
- AI research assistant
- 1 seat

Sign up: https://netstate.co/signup?plan=lite

## Basic — $39 / month

For one person checking counterparties.

- 5,000 credits / mo
- Contacts, UCC liens & premium records
- CSV export of search results
- AI research assistant
- 1 seat

Sign up: https://netstate.co/signup?plan=starter

## Pro — $99 / month

For analysts & researchers.

- 25,000 credits / mo
- Everything in Basic
- 5× the monthly credits
- API access
- Higher assistant limits
- 1 seat

Sign up: https://netstate.co/signup?plan=pro

## Enterprise — Custom

Pricing tailored to your volume. Credits sized with you.

- Everything in Pro
- Bulk exports
- Custom seats
- SSO & audit logs
- SLA & dedicated support

Contact: hello@netstate.co (subject "Enterprise plan")

## Liens API — $0.08 per request

UCC filings from the indexed state registries: debtor, filing number, dates and secured party where that registry publishes them.

32 state registries, read from the UCC index on 2026-10-10. Each state page is the live source; a registry not listed here is not indexed.

- **Alabama** (116,866 index rows) — Not every row carries a filing date; dated rows are shown newest first. Filings dated in the last 30 days are on record.
- **Alaska** (294,103 index rows) — No usable filing dates. The rows are a sample of the index, not the latest filings.
- **Arkansas** (150,862 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **California** (535,653 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Colorado** (3,027,089 index rows) — Not every row carries a filing date; dated rows are shown newest first. Newest filing date on record is 2026-07-30, and the state page does not show a last-30-days count.
- **Florida** (14,647,596 index rows) — One row per party on a filing, so counts are party rows rather than distinct filings, and most rows carry no filing date. Dated filings in the last 30 days are on record.
- **Idaho** (9,801 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Illinois** (434,022 index rows) — Not every row carries a filing date; dated rows are shown newest first. Filings dated in the last 30 days are on record.
- **Indiana** (120,417 index rows) — Not every row carries a filing date; dated rows are shown newest first. Newest filing date on record is 2027-10-06. Filings dated in the last 30 days are on record.
- **Kentucky** (1,632,878 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Maine** (464 index rows) — Newest filing date on record is 1997-12-31. This is a historical slice of the index, not current filings.
- **Maryland** (7,977 index rows) — Party names only — no filing dates, filing numbers or secured parties.
- **Massachusetts** (718,617 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Michigan** (278,559 index rows) — Newest filing date on record is 2026-08-20, and the state page does not show a last-30-days count. The page states no other caveat.
- **Minnesota** (4,890 index rows) — Newest filing date on record is 2001-12-09. This is a historical slice of the index, not current filings.
- **Mississippi** (238,747 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Montana** (131,466 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **New Jersey** (178,416 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **New Mexico** (95,815 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **New York** (4,163,815 index rows) — Filing dates are on only a small share of rows; far-future lapse-era dates are treated as undated. Dated filings in the last 30 days are on record.
- **North Dakota** (295,144 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Ohio** (1,236,089 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Oklahoma** (4,192,029 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Oregon** (341,561 index rows) — Newest filing date on record is 2026-08-03, and the state page does not show a last-30-days count. The page states no other caveat.
- **Pennsylvania** (1,354,033 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Rhode Island** (736,545 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **South Carolina** (56,321 index rows) — Party names only — no filing dates or secured parties.
- **Tennessee** (14,256 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Texas** (1,296,354 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.
- **Utah** (383 index rows) — Newest filing date on record is 2003-12-02. This is a historical slice of the index, not current filings.
- **Virginia** (129,218 index rows) — Not every row carries a filing date; dated rows are shown newest first. Newest filing date on record is 2027-10-06. Filings dated in the last 30 days are on record.
- **Wisconsin** (800,499 index rows) — Filing dates are on record, including the last 30 days. The state page states no further caveat.

Not indexed: Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming.

## SoS filings API — $0.03 per request

Secretary of State company filings — legal name, status, formation, registered agent and the other fields the register publishes.

Coverage, read from the company index on 2026-10-10: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Puerto Rico. The US Virgin Islands are not in the company index, so they are not part of this API.

## Bulk datasets

A bulk dataset of either API is available by emailing team@netstate.co. There is no self-serve bulk checkout.

## One-off data exports

Not a subscription: a filtered CSV, XLSX or JSON file priced per record and field, from $0.004 per record, billed once. Details: https://netstate.co/export-data

All prices in USD. Plans are month to month, cancel anytime.

Agents: get an API key with one POST — https://netstate.co/api/agent/register (no free credits; premium endpoints need a paid plan).

## FAQ

### What is Netstate?

Netstate is a business verification platform that helps you discover, verify and monitor companies against the official public record — registration status and good standing, officers, EIN, UCC liens, licenses and permits, federal history and sanctions screening — for 128 million companies across every US state, DC, Puerto Rico and Canada, with every field cited to its government source.

### Who uses Netstate?

Compliance, legal, finance and sales teams at companies of all sizes use Netstate to verify counterparties, run due diligence and monitor the companies they work with — alongside journalists, researchers and investors.

### How does Netstate get its data?

Every field is republished from a government source — Secretaries of State plus 16 federal datasets — and labeled with its origin so you can verify it. The full catalog and refresh cadence is in the methodology.

### Can I try Netstate before buying?

Yes — search and company profiles are open to browse for free before you commit, no account needed. Opening contacts and premium records takes a plan: Starter is $15/month, and every plan is month to month, cancel anytime.

### What is a credit?

1 credit opens the premium data of one company — contacts and UCC liens today, bankruptcy and court records as they ship — and keeps them open for good. Everything else on a profile is free. Credits reset monthly; searching and browsing never spend credits.

### Can I use Netstate data for credit or hiring decisions?

No. Netstate is not a consumer reporting agency, and its data may not be used for any purpose covered by the FCRA — decisions about credit, insurance, employment or housing. It is built for research and business due diligence, where your team reviews the records and makes the call.

### Can I switch plans?

Yes — upgrade or downgrade anytime. Changes take effect immediately, prorated.

### How does billing work?

Plans are billed monthly — Starter $15, Basic $39, Pro $99 — and renew automatically until you cancel. Manage your card, invoices or cancellation anytime from your account. All prices are in USD.

### What happens if I cancel?

Your plan stays active until the end of the billing period, then access closes. Your account and the companies you unlocked are kept in case you come back. No lock-in, no exit calls.

### Do you offer API access?

Yes. API access is included with Pro at $99/month — pay by card in the same checkout as the other plans. The Liens API is $0.08 per request and the SoS filings API is $0.03 per request; those rates are not charged on the card. A bulk dataset of either is an email to team@netstate.co. Watchlists, higher limits and custom volume still ship with Enterprise.

### I just need the data once — do I have to subscribe?

No. A one-off data export gets you a filtered CSV, XLSX or JSON file priced per record and field — from $0.004 per record, billed once. See netstate.co/export-data.

HTML version: https://netstate.co/pricing