One Fair Price Act of 2025

This bill would make it illegal for a business to charge or offer different consumers different prices for the same or a similar product or service based in whole or in part on surveillance data, meaning data about a person's personal information, behavior, or biometrics. Price differences based only on disclosed costs, discounts for broad groups such as teachers, veterans, seniors, or students, and loyalty program discounts would be allowed if certain disclosure and fairness conditions are met. Insurance and credit products would not be covered. The Federal Trade Commission, state attorneys general, and individuals could enforce the law, with individuals able to sue for actual damages or $3,000 per violation, whichever is greater. The bill also applies the ban to airlines and ticket agents and bars pre-dispute arbitration agreements from blocking these lawsuits.

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Sponsors

• Ruben Gallego Democrat sponsor
• 4 cosponsors