Most government software vendors do not publish prices, so we pulled the numbers from public procurement records and cite every figure. Read the comparisons, then judge for yourself, including the cases where a competitor is the better fit.
The enterprise records incumbent, now part of Granicus, and what it actually costs per public contracts.
Real contract figures from public procurement documents, since no price list is published.
Where the CivicPlus records product fits, what small agencies pay, and when a lighter tool wins.
The three-way comparison for records-request software, organized by the size of your organization.
CivicClerk became CivicPlus Agenda & Meeting Management. What that means if you were evaluating it.
Whatever you evaluate, Dekree included, ask every vendor for the same three numbers in writing: the Year 1, Year 3, and Year 5 totals, itemized to include:
A public contract you find online almost never matches the configuration you will be quoted, so treat every documented figure on these pages the same way: as evidence of the pricing model, not a promise of your price. Dekree’s answers to the checklist are published at dekree.ai/pricing, and we will put them in writing for your board without being asked.