Tick each kind of software your city pays for and type its annual cost from your invoices or budget, adding up every vendor in that row. Population helps us size your quote.
Separate systems mean separate resident lists, logins, trainings and contracts to keep current. If you know roughly how many staff hours a week that takes, add it here. We show it on its own and keep it out of the stack total.
Your numbers stay in this browser until you send them. Platform pricing starts in the low thousands per year; optional modules and the branded app are quoted per city, and Utility Insights is priced per meter monitored. Product names are trademarks of their owners and are listed as examples only.
Several contracts become one subscription.
Alerts, 311, agendas, records, recreation and payments run from one control panel. Your quote lists exactly which modules are included.
Residents, messages and reports are not metered, so growth does not raise the bill.
Ranges on the pricing page, the exact figure on a short call. Budget before the first meeting.
Translation is included, and residents can reply in their own language.
One household import, one set of staff logins and one training, instead of one per system.
Individual modules usually fall under a state's formal-bid threshold; the full bundle with the app build may not. Confirm yours with your purchasing office.
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Worth doing whichever vendor you choose.
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