Presenting sponsor
AvailableOne company at a time
- A labeled band under the navigation on every state page, every tracker and the weekly briefing archive
- Named at the top of the weekly briefing email
- Your name, a one-line description and a link
Sponsor AI Laws by State
Reach the people who track AI law
One presenting sponsor and one law firm per state, clearly labeled, beside the pages compliance teams use to check what U.S. AI law requires. We track 536 enacted AI laws across 49 states and Congress, checked against the official record.
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Cited in
Our trackers and guides are cited by journalists, researchers and congressional witnesses.
- Senate Judiciary CommitteeWritten testimony for a subcommittee hearing, August 4, 2026, citing our surveillance pricing tracker
- MIT Technology Review“People really hate AI, so why can’t they get enough?”, October 5, 2026, citing our AI legislation trends data
- Forbes“The AI Economy Is Already Here. The Question Is What Comes Next.”, July 21, 2026, citing our AI legislation trends data
- Fast Company“That price you’re seeing online may have been picked specifically for you”, September 29, 2026, citing our surveillance pricing tracker
- Quartz“U.S. states push AI data center moratoriums and restrictions”, June 2026, citing our data center moratorium guide
- Center for American ProgressTestimony before the House Small Business Committee’s Rural Development, Energy, and Supply Chains Subcommittee, September 2, 2026, citing our data center legislation tracker
Who reads it
People whose job is knowing which AI laws apply.
In-house counsel and compliance
Legal, privacy, HR and risk teams checking which state rules cover their products, hiring and data.
Law firms and consultants
Advisers tracking new laws, effective dates and penalties for clients in several states.
Policy teams and researchers
Lawmakers’ staff, advocates, journalists and academics following what states enact.
Readers of the weekly briefing include people at Fortune 500 manufacturers, insurers and retailers, consulting firms and civil-rights organizations. Most search visits come from the United States, and most are on desktop. Current audience figures are available on request.
Placements
Two kinds, each limited, so a sponsor never shares the page with a competitor.
State partner
50 of 50 states openOne law firm per state
- A labeled card on that state’s AI law page and its compliance help page
- Marked as attorney advertising, with a plain note that we don’t recommend lawyers
- A firm can hold more than one state
Busiest states
Enacted AI laws in each state, and whether its partner slot is open.
- CaliforniaOpen
- UtahOpen
- IllinoisOpen
- New YorkOpen
- VirginiaOpen
- MarylandOpen
- TexasOpen
- TennesseeOpen
- ColoradoOpen
- LouisianaOpen
- WashingtonOpen
- Rhode IslandOpen
Sponsor rules
Sponsorship pays for the work. It never changes the work.
- Sponsors never influence coverageThey have no say in which laws we track, how we summarize them, the dates and penalties we report, our rankings or our corrections. We publish the same way with or without them.
- Every placement is labeledEach one says “Sponsored”. Law-firm placements also say “Attorney advertising”.
- Records stay cleanNo sponsor appears in law records, data files, the API or the embeds we offer for other sites.
- Your data stays with usSponsor links are plain links with no sponsor scripts, pixels or cookies. We never share readers’ or subscribers’ personal information with sponsors; they get aggregate reports only.
- We don’t recommend lawyersA state partner is an ad, not an endorsement or a rating, and it doesn’t change how consultation requests sent through this site are handled.
- One at a timeOne presenting sponsor, and one law firm per state.
- We can say noWe decline sponsors whose claims we can’t verify, and we may end a placement that breaks these rules.
How it works
Rates are on request and depend on the placement and how long it runs.
- AskEmail us the placement and dates you want.
- AgreeWe confirm the fit with our rules and send rates and terms.
- Go liveYour placement runs for the agreed dates, with a monthly report of views and clicks.
Questions
Can a sponsor review or comment on our coverage?
No. Sponsors see our pages when everyone else does. If a sponsor spots an error, it goes through the same corrections form as anyone else.
What does a sponsor get each month?
An aggregate report: how often the placement was shown and how many times it was clicked. No personal information about readers.
Where does the presenting sponsor not appear?
Law records, data downloads, the API, the embeds other sites use, and our guides and explainers.
Can a law firm sponsor more than one state?
Yes. Each state has one partner, and one firm can hold several states.
How long does a placement run?
Terms are set for each placement. Tell us the dates you have in mind.
Ask about a placement
Tell us which placement and dates you have in mind. We’ll reply with availability, rates and terms.