Enter your consumer count for one state and get the 2026 answer: covered or not, which prong caught you, and how many days that state's right to cure has left.
Scope verdict
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Which prong caught you
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Law and effective date
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Right to cure
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Days left on the cure period (-1 = no sunset in the statute)
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days
Statutory maximum civil penalty
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USD per violation
Statutory maximum exposure (one violation per affected record)
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USD
Every verdict above is free and unlimited — all 19 state laws, every prong, no key, no cap, no watermark.
Two-prong scope check for 19 state laws Runs the consumer-count prong and the data-sale-revenue prong of each state's statute against your own numbers and names the prong that caught you.
Right-to-cure countdown Shows whether that state still gives you a cure period, how many days are left, or the date it disappeared - Montana 2026-04-01, Oregon 2026-01-01, New Jersey 2026-07-15.
2026 amendments built in Connecticut's SB 1295 drop from 100,000 to 35,000 consumers on 2026-07-01 and Montana's 25,000/15,000 rewrite are applied by the as-of date you type.
Statutory maximum exposure Multiplies that state's maximum civil penalty per violation by the record count you enter, so the number in your risk register is a number you can source.
19-state table export (licensed) Writes every state's verdict for your numbers to a .csv you keep and paste into a board deck or a vendor questionnaire.
Cure-sunset alarms (licensed) Sets a browser alarm ahead of the as-of date you are watching so a cure deadline does not pass while the ticket sits in a backlog.