No vendor calls to find out the price. Half the legacy stack, fully bundled, AI-native. Every tier sits under the $25,000 formal RFP threshold by design.
Half the legacy stack price, fully bundled. Every tier sits under the $25,000 formal RFP threshold by design.
Billed annually at $2,388/year
Townships and villages under 5,000 residents. Single-board authorities and small special districts.
Billed annually at $9,588/year
Charter townships, townships and cities 5,000 to 25,000, K-12 districts under 5,000 students, multi-jurisdiction fire authorities.
Billed annually at $23,988/year
Counties, cities over 25,000, road commissions, councils of governments, K-12 districts over 5,000 students.
Tier is set by your org. Two quick questions.
Every capability, every tier. No fine print.
Need something off-spec? Email contact@dekree.ai and we will scope it.
Tier is determined by org type and population, not by self-selection. Townships and villages under 5,000 are Starter. Charter townships (any size), townships and cities between 5,000 and 25,000, K-12 districts under 5,000 students, and multi-jurisdiction fire authorities are Standard. Counties, cities over 25,000, road commissions, councils of governments, and K-12 districts over 5,000 students are Enterprise. The tier-finder above gives you your tier in 30 seconds.
Pricing should reflect statutory burden and workload, not who walks up to the form first. A county has fundamentally different FOIA volume and meeting bodies than a sub-5,000 township, even if both walk through the same sign-up. Setting tier by org keeps pricing honest for everyone and avoids the "shopped the lowest tier" gaming that turns into renewal-cycle conflict.
Yes. Every tier is billed annually. The monthly price shown is the annualized equivalent so you can compare against budget lines that are usually expressed monthly. You pay one invoice per year.
Every Dekree tier sits under the $25,000 formal-RFP threshold by design. Most local governments still bring software contracts to their board for transparency. We will send you a one-page summary you can forward to your supervisor or board on request.
That is our most common starting point. We import your existing FOIA log, meeting calendar, and minutes archive during onboarding. You do not need to clean anything up first.
Yes. Cancel at any point and your access continues through the end of the prepaid year. We will export everything we hold for you on request, in a portable format, with no clawback.
Book a 20-minute demo and we will walk you through Dekree on your own workflow. When you are ready, we handle onboarding for you: we import your existing FOIA log, meeting calendar, and minutes archive, set up your public bodies and statutory deadlines, and have you live in days.
No. Enterprise tier includes multi-jurisdiction and multi-department roll-up under one account. One clerk covering two townships, or a county administrator covering several boards and commissions, can manage them all from one Dekree account on Enterprise. Standard supports up to 3 public bodies on a single account.
The legacy stack runs $25,000 to $42,000 per year for a mid-size township once you add FOIA, agenda, codification, and emergency notifications across three different vendors. Dekree replaces all of it as one bundle, AI-native, posted publicly, with the top tier at $23,988 per year. Half the legacy stack, fully integrated, live in days.
The Enterprise tier covers most cases. If you have requirements that fall outside it (custom integrations, non-standard data residency, multi-state operation, very large coverage area), email contact@dekree.ai and we will scope it.
Annual contracts hold the price for the contract year. 3-year annual contracts lock current pricing for the full term. We post pricing changes publicly with at least 90 days notice before any tier changes.
Still have questions? Book a 20-minute demo or email contact@dekree.ai.
Let us show you around. A 20-minute walkthrough, built around how your office actually works: every FOIA tracked, every OMA notice posted, nothing falling through the cracks.
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