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Illinois Personalized Pricing Laws

Illinois has no personalized pricing law. HB 4248, the Protection from Surveillance Pricing Act, passed the House on May 22, 2026 and the Senate with an amendment on May 31, 2026. House concurrence is pending. HB 4544, HB 4717, HB 4985, HB 5323, HB 5530, HB 5756, SB 2255, SB 3657 and SB 320 are also pending.

Last verified Oct 14, 2026 · Not legal advice

Laws and Bills in Illinois

  • Illinois HB 4717

    HB 4717

    Would require a disclosure label on personalized algorithmic prices.

    Pending2026-02-06
  • Illinois HB 5530

    HB 5530

    Would ban online prices based on device or location.

    Pending2026-02-13
  • Illinois HB 4544

    HB 4544

    Would require disclosure and limit algorithmic prices set from personal data.

    Pending2026-02-18
  • Illinois HB 4985

    HB 4985

    Would ban individualized prices set from surveillance data, with a private right of action.

    Pending2026-03-27
  • Illinois HB 5323

    HB 5323

    Would require an algorithmic pricing disclosure label.

    Pending2026-03-27
  • Illinois SB 3657

    SB 3657

    Would add grocery digital-coupon rules and ban surveillance-based price setting.

    Pending2026-03-27
  • Illinois HB 5756

    HB 5756

    Would require disclosure and opt-out for personalized prices and ban use of sensitive data.

    Pending2026-05-15
  • Illinois SB 2255

    SB 2255

    Would ban surveillance-based prices and wages; a Senate amendment would rewrite it as the Protection from Surveillance Pricing Act.

    Pending2026-05-26
  • Illinois SB 320

    SB 320

    Amended into a surveillance pricing ban plus a ban on electronic shelf labels in grocery stores over 10,000 sq ft.

    Pending2026-06-01
  • Illinois HB 4248

    HB 4248

    HB 4248, the Protection from Surveillance Pricing Act, would prohibit surveillance pricing in Illinois.

    PendingJul 1, 2026
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