Can I use Tabzoola's data in my own work?

Yes. Every file is licensed CC BY 4.0: use, quote, republish and build on it, commercially or not, with credit. The short form is "Source: Tabzoola (tabzoola.com)".

How do I cite the Tabzoola datasets?

Tabzoola (Anselmo Die & Index), Schaumburg, Illinois. Tabzoola Custom Index Tab Open Data. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23253693. The DOI always resolves to the newest archived release; each file's page and date are at tabzoola.com/open-data.

How often is the data updated?

The price, capacity and question files are generated from the live pricing engine and the site's pages, so the files on tabzoola.com are current as of each site update and carry that date. The archived copies on GitHub, Hugging Face, Kaggle and the Internet Archive are refreshed monthly. Court rules are rechecked on a rolling schedule and each row carries its checked date.

Is any customer data in these files?

No. The tab-title files are aggregated from the manufacturer's production records and publish a title only when at least three different companies ordered it. Brand, store and building names are removed, and no customer is identifiable.

Tabzoola Open Data: 11 Free Datasets on Custom Index Tabs

Tabzoola is the online store of Anselmo Die & Index, which has die-cut index tabs in Schaumburg, Illinois since 1993. This page lists every dataset it publishes: its prices, its die specifications, binder capacity, court rules on exhibit tabs, and what 30 years of customers have actually printed on their tabs. All of it is free to download and reuse under CC BY 4.0 with credit. This edition is October 11, 2026.

Dataset	Size	Download	Read more
Custom Index Tab PricesThe published price list: paper and poly tab sets of 3 to 25 tabs at 25 to 1,000 sets, plain and binder-ready (collated, 3-hole punched), per set and per order, setup included. Every figure comes from the pricing engine checkout uses.	216 rows	.csv	Page
Binder Tab Sets by UseReady-made section lists by binder type (estate planning, trust administration, trial notebook, legal exhibits, wealth management client review, law office case files and more), with the sections in filing order and the per-set price at 25 and 250 sets.	14 rows	.csv	Page
Binder CapacityHow many sheets fit in every 3-ring binder size, 1/2 inch to 5 inch, round ring and D-ring, on 20, 24 and 28 lb paper, with the recommended fill and how many tab dividers fit.	36 rows	.csv	Page
Court Exhibit Tab RulesCourt rules on exhibit and appendix tabs, one row per rule, with the verbatim quote, the official source URL and the date checked. Includes the courts that ban protruding tabs. Not legal advice.	64 rules	.csv	Page
Medical Chart Section ListsChart divider section lists by care setting, with the sections in filing order, the tab count and the typical tab cut. Common conventions, not clinical guidance.	11 rows	.csv	Page
Index Tab Questions and AnswersEvery question-and-answer pair the site answers: the FAQs from the use-case pages and guides, each with its topic and source URL. Also as JSON Lines at /index-tab-questions.jsonl.	907 pairs	.csv .jsonl	Page
Most-Ordered Tab TitlesWhat people actually print on index tabs: titles ordered by 3 or more different companies, from 68,984 printed tabs on 5,823 jobs for 804 companies in the plant's production records, 1996 to 2026. Aggregated; no customer is identifiable.	924 titles	.csv	Page
Most-Ordered Tab SetsThe complete tab sets, every title in order, that three or more different companies ordered exactly alike, from the same production records.	83 sets	.csv	Page
Tab Title Trends 1996 to 2026How tab titles changed over 30 years: for the titles that rose and fell most, the share of companies active in each decade whose orders included the title.	16 titles	.csv	Page
Tab GeometryExact index tab geometry from the manufacturer's die specifications: tab length for every cut from 1/2 through 1/15 in each production layout, the 0.5 inch tab extension, body and finished sheet sizes, and per-set limits. Also as JSON at /tab-geometry.json.	by cut and layout	.csv .json	Page
Paper Sizes and Tab SheetsStandard paper sizes (letter, legal, A4 and more) in inches and millimeters, with the finished width once the 0.5 inch tab extension is added and the working tab length, from the same die specifications.	by sheet size	.csv	Page

Row counts are read from the same data each file is built from, when the site is built. The monthly price editions are at the Tab Price Index.

How to cite

Short form: “Source: Tabzoola (tabzoola.com)”. Full citation: Tabzoola (Anselmo Die & Index), Schaumburg, Illinois. Tabzoola Custom Index Tab Open Data. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23253693

Copies elsewhere

GitHub — canonical copy, updated monthly
Hugging Face — mirror
Kaggle — mirror
Hugging Face Space — price calculator over the price list
Internet Archive — mirror
Zenodo — archived with a DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23253693

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Tabzoola's data in my own work?: Yes. Every file is licensed CC BY 4.0: use, quote, republish and build on it, commercially or not, with credit. The short form is "Source: Tabzoola (tabzoola.com)".
How do I cite the Tabzoola datasets?: Tabzoola (Anselmo Die & Index), Schaumburg, Illinois. Tabzoola Custom Index Tab Open Data. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23253693. The DOI always resolves to the newest archived release; each file's page and date are at tabzoola.com/open-data.
How often is the data updated?: The price, capacity and question files are generated from the live pricing engine and the site's pages, so the files on tabzoola.com are current as of each site update and carry that date. The archived copies on GitHub, Hugging Face, Kaggle and the Internet Archive are refreshed monthly. Court rules are rechecked on a rolling schedule and each row carries its checked date.
Is any customer data in these files?: No. The tab-title files are aggregated from the manufacturer's production records and publish a title only when at least three different companies ordered it. Brand, store and building names are removed, and no customer is identifiable.