Connect USAFacts to Claude to ask questions about US government data right in your conversation. Start with questions about the economy, including jobs, wages, inflation, and economic growth.
The connector uses government data organized and maintained by USAFacts, with sources included so you can see where the numbers come from.
Free to use. Works in Claude on the web and in the Claude desktop or mobile apps.
Log in to Claude, then go to https://claude.ai/directory/connectors/usafacts-connector.
Follow any prompts to finish installing. You do not need any sort of account with USAFacts to use our Claude Connector.
Start a new chat and include “use USAFacts” in your message when asking about US government data.
Unsure where to begin? Paste one of these prompts into Claude to get started.
The connector gives Claude access to the same government datasets USAFacts publishes — federal, state, and local figures, traceable to their original agency source.
Do I need a Claude account?
Yes. You need a Claude account to install the connector — free or paid both work. On an enterprise plan, your ability to install the connector may be constrained by your organization’s permissions.
How do I make sure Claude is using the USAFacts connector?
Write “use USAFacts” in your question. That helps ensure Claude pulls from the USAFacts-supplied datasets rather than answering from memory or using regular web search.
Is the connector free?
Yes. USAFacts provides the connector for free. You may still need to pay for Claude depending on your own usage.
What is USAFacts?
USAFacts exists to make government data easier to access and understand. We don’t tell you what to think. We give you what you need to make informed decisions.
You can learn more on our About page.
How do I request that certain data be added?
Submit a request using the form at the bottom of this page.
Use this form for anything about the connector — a question, a bug, or a US government dataset you want added.
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