Building-code adoption and amendment registry

Building-code adoption and amendment registry: 269 code groups mapped across 30 states and 3,148 licensed code books, where each group is the set of codes a specific jurisdiction actually enforces — including the current state or municipal amendments layered on the model code. 184 of the 269 groups are municipal, which is the local ordinance layer that generic code sites flatten back into the model code. Organized by jurisdiction scope (national, state, county, municipal) and edition year, with a dated library snapshot refreshed by weekly additions, plus ancillary non-code documents such as master fee schedules and planning-code groups. Sold as a subscription service with a free trial and per-jurisdiction code-group requests.

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Format: Multimodal
Volume: Printed directly: 3,148 licensed code books across 269 code groups in 30 states, of which 184 groups are municipal and 7 are national-edition sets, plus county and state groups. Distribution is heavily concentrated — California alone accounts for 168 of the 269 groups — and book counts per group range from 1 (a single municipal master fee schedule) to 18 (a state code set). Each book is a full code publication, so the corpus is on the order of hundreds of thousands of pages of code text with amendment mapping.
Users: Low hundreds — no customer count is published, but a self-serve free trial, a public pricing page and a dedicated customers page against a 9-person team imply a real but small paying base, most plausibly plan-check, permitting and design firms numbering in the dozens to low hundreds. Content coverage is quantified instead: 269 code groups across 30 states of jurisdictions served.
History: 20 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — the library carries an explicit snapshot date of August 3, 2026 with stated weekly additions of municipal and state codes, an open request channel for new code groups, and a full commercial stack (platform, workflows, solutions, customers, pricing, free trial). A 9-person team with no disclosed funding suggests organically grown rather than aggressively scaled.
Launched: ~2024-2025 (basis: a current-generation self-serve SaaS posture with a trial signup app on a dedicated subdomain, coverage that already includes 2024-edition codes implying a post-adoption build, and no earlier press, archive or pre-2024 footprint found).
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