Services you can buy today

Each of these services is priced on this page and orderable today, and each carries a free sample built from the same archive that fulfils it. No call to book, no demo to sit through.

Phoenix-Metro Permit Fee Report

$249

one-time

Phoenix-metro cities publish permit fees in different places: an adopted fee schedule, a code section, or a plan review desk that quotes at intake. This report covers one permit type across up to 12 jurisdictions and puts the official source URL, retrieval time, and quoted excerpt behind every fee line.

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Auditor-ready close file

$249

one-time

A single defensible file that closes one question: what the public record actually says, with every figure carrying its source document and retrieval hash. Built to survive an auditor reading it cold.

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Verified deadline watch

$175/month

billed monthly, cancel any time

The dated obligations under your own infrastructure — platform end-of-life, TLS certificate expiry, domain renewal — each confirmed against the controlling authority's own published page, quoted verbatim, content-hashed, and re-checked on a schedule, so you hear about it the week the authority moves the date.

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Interconnection queue sentinel

$175/month

billed monthly, cancel any time

ISO interconnection queues are republished in place — last week's version is simply gone. We have kept a weekly archive, so we can tell you what changed: which projects moved status, shifted commercial-operation date, changed capacity, or left the queue. Four queues are collected today — CAISO, SPP, ISO-NE and NYISO. Two are deliberately not: ERCOT's robots.txt disallows the paths its queue is published under (stopped 2026-08-05), and MISO blocks a collector that identifies itself — the only way to fetch it was to impersonate a browser, which we will not do to resell the data (stopped 2026-08-07). Both archives stay readable through those dates; neither takes a new snapshot.

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AI-crawler policy sentinel

$175/month

billed monthly, cancel any time

A site's robots.txt is free to read and impossible to look back at: publishers overwrite it in place, so the day a publisher started blocking a crawler is simply gone. We have held a dated daily copy across a 100,000-domain panel since 2026-06-09. Name the domains you care about and we tell you who started blocking which AI crawler, who stopped, and on which day — with the sealed snapshot behind every row.

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Earthquake record attestation

$249

one-time

The USGS all-day feed holds 24 hours and is overwritten in place, so the question "what did the public record say about this event on that date?" has no answer once the feed rolls. We have sealed one dated copy a day since 2026-06-23 and never rewritten one. Name an event or a date window and we hand you what USGS asserted at each seal we hold, and what changed between them.

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US Tech Automations is a data and automation company. These are our own service terms, not a government fee, filing cost, or permit charge. Nothing on this page is legal, engineering, or financial advice.

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