How it works
Community organisations get it free. Those with budgets pay for intelligence.
JusticeHub tracks which youth justice interventions work, where the money goes, and what the evidence shows. The communities most affected are never the ones paying for the data about it: a cross-subsidy, not a freemium funnel.
One model, three moves.
01
Institutions pay
Universities, Legal Aid and government departments subscribe for research-grade data, place-based reports and policy dashboards.
02
The platform grows
Revenue funds more intervention cataloguing, evidence discovery and engineering, which makes the data better for everyone, including the free tier.
03
Communities benefit
A 30% share of institutional revenue flows back to basecamps: the communities whose knowledge gives the platform its value. The rest runs and grows the platform.
$3,634.90
detention, per young person per day
ROGS 17A.20 · FY2024-25 · national
$423.56
community, per young person per day
ROGS 17A.21 · FY2024-25 · national
The same government publishes both numbers. Knowing which community programs hold that gap open, and being able to prove it, is what a subscription buys, and what the free tier defends.
Built for four audiences.
Different organisations need different things, and the access model reflects that. Summaries stay free for everyone; depth is the paid product.
Community organisations
Free, forever
ATSILS, community legal centres, grassroots orgs
You do the work. You should never pay for data about it. Full access to program discovery and the living map, no credit card, no trial, no upsell.
- Search verified interventions
- Browse the funding record
- Program discovery tools
- Up to 5 team members
Mid-size NFPs and legal services
$299/mo
Advocacy groups, Legal Aid offices, service providers
You need to show funders what works. Full intervention intelligence, grant management and outcome tracking: the evidence behind your next application.
- Full intervention details and evidence
- Grant management hub
- Outcome tracking
- API access and data export
- Up to 25 team members
Universities and research institutions
$2,499/mo
Legal Aid commissions, large charities, think tanks
You need datasets, not dashboards. Research-grade intervention data, place-based reports and governed exports, without extracting from communities.
- Research datasets and CSV export
- Place-based proof reports
- Custom reports
- Unlimited team members
Government departments
Custom
State and federal justice, Closing the Gap, policy units
Billions are spent on youth justice with no shared picture of what reduces reoffending. Cross-agency dashboards and policy modelling on data that is actually current.
- Cross-agency data integration
- Policy modelling tools
- Closing the Gap dashboards (targets 10 and 11)
- Dedicated support
Basecamps
The organisations doing the work get everything. Free. Always.
Basecamps are Indigenous and community organisations on the ground: running youth programs, cultural camps, diversion services. They get full platform access, a self-service page they control, and a direct share of institutional revenue.
This is not charity. Basecamps are the knowledge holders. Their programs, their evidence and their stories are what makes JusticeHub worth paying for, so revenue flowing back is their right, never a favour.
Built on the CARE principles.
The CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance shaped the business model, not a compliance page. We align with the work of Maiam nayri Wingara, the OCAP principles from Canada, and Te Mana Raraunga from Aotearoa New Zealand.
C
Collective benefit
Data ecosystems should benefit Indigenous communities. Revenue share, free access and community-owned pages make that concrete.
A
Authority to control
Communities decide what is shared, how it is presented, and who sees it. Claiming, correcting, publishing and withdrawing a record are built in, with no admin override.
R
Responsibility
Whoever uses this data answers to the communities it describes. Verification says who checked what, and machine states never present as human confirmation.
E
Ethics
Data should advance community self-determination. The revenue share is an obligation to the knowledge holders, never charity.