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The public platform is free. Pro is for watching it professionally.

Nothing that is free today becomes paid. Pro adds one thing today: the watchlist you build here follows you to every device, and survives clearing your browser.

Free

Everything the public platform does. No account, no card, no limits.

$0

No account. No card. No limits.

  • The full change archiveEvery recorded change, with its source, dates, status and its own page.
  • The H-1B employer directoryEvery sponsoring employer in the USCIS export, with approvals, denials and rates.
  • The public WARN APIThe layoff feed as JSON and CSV, no key, no rate limit.
  • The weekly newsletterImmigration Pulse, every week, free.
  • Follows in your browserFollow visas, countries, agencies and topics. Stored on your device.
  • Per-page CSV downloadsDownload the table you are looking at.

This is the whole public platform, and it stays that way. How we source it.

Pro

Monitoring and bulk work, for people who follow this professionally.

$19per month

or $190 a year — two months free. Cancel any time, from your own billing page.

  • Your watchlist, everywhereThe same follows on every device, and kept if you clear your browser.
  • Everything in FreePro adds to the public platform. It does not unlock any of it.

Not included — what we are building next

Not part of Pro today and not paid for by subscribing. If they ship, they arrive at no extra cost.

· Email alerts on your watchlist (in build)· Bulk export (planned)· Professional search (planned)· Employer monitoring (in build)

Payment is handled by Stripe. ImmigrationClock never sees your card. Prices are in US dollars and exclude any sales tax or VAT, which Stripe calculates and shows you before you pay.

Subscriptions renew automatically — monthly plans every month, yearly plans every twelve months — until you cancel. Cancel any time from your account; you keep Pro until the period you have paid for ends. Full billing terms.

Test mode. No real card is charged, and any subscription created here is not a real one.

What Pro is not

  • It is not a paywall on public information. Every recorded change, every employer page, the layoff feed, the API and the weekly newsletter stay free and open to search engines. If that ever changes, this line goes with it.
  • It is not legal advice, and a subscription does not make it any. The disclaimers on every page apply identically.
  • It does not change what we publish. No subscriber influences which changes are recorded or how they are described. How we decide what to record.

Questions

Do I need an account to read the site?

No. Everything public stays open with no account and no sign-in. Accounts exist only for Pro, keeping your follows across devices, newsletter settings and billing — you sign in with an emailed link, and there is no password.

What happens to my follows?

They stay in your browser exactly as they are now. Pro keeps the same list on every device you use, and keeps it if you clear your browser. Email alerts on that list are on the roadmap and are not part of Pro today.

Can I cancel?

Yes, from your billing page, at any time. It runs to the end of the period you paid for and does not renew.

Who is this for?

People who track immigration policy as part of their work: legal and mobility teams, HR, recruiters, researchers and journalists. If you are reading about your own case, the free platform is the product.