We were deplatformed for hosting public government records. Help us keep the database searchable.

They tried to pull the plug.

On February 15th, Buy Me a Coffee terminated our account and refunded $6,500 in donations. Their reason was that hosting public court documents is "high risk" activity.

They are wrong. Access to information is not a risk. It is a right.

What is EpsteinExposed.com? I am a software developer who built a free, searchable database of millions of pages of documents released by the Department of Justice regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Before this site, you had to download thousands of messy PDFs to find anything. Now, you can search for any name, flight log, or connection in seconds.

Why we need help The site went viral this week. We had 4.5 million views in 48 hours. The good news is that people are finally reading the files. The bad news is that server costs for a database this size are massive.

Since our payment processor shut us down, we are 100% reliant on this campaign to pay the server bills.

Where the money goes:

• Hosting: High-speed servers to handle the massive traffic.
• Search Engine: Running the Neon database that powers the site.
• Development: Continuing to index new documents as they are released.
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We are not going anywhere. They can ban our accounts, but they cannot delete the code. With your help, we will keep this resource free and online for everyone.

Thank you for standing with us.

Eric Lead Developer, EpsteinExposed.com