Plate Watch
A ticket can sit in the city’s records for days before you see it, and the clock to ask for a hearing starts at the ticket, not at the day you find it. Plate Watch checks the city’s public records for your plate every day and emails you when a new ticket appears. Public records put together; not legal advice.
Plate Watch · Free
- We check your plate in the city’s records every day.
- We email you the day a new ticket shows up, with day 30 on the calendar.
- One reminder before day 30 if the city’s record still shows a ticket as open.
- Reply to any email to stop.
The full report, ready when a ticket reaches the city’s records
Enter the plate to watch and the email address to send to. You pay on Stripe’s checkout page, in test mode for now.
If a price ever changes, we email you at least 5 business days before it applies, and you can cancel. The city’s own records lag a few days behind the day a ticket is written, so a ticket can reach the records, and then reach you, several days after it was issued. Public records put together; not legal advice, and filing.win is not a law firm or a lawyer. No outcome is promised.