Your data is yours. Export anything, any time, in standard formats. No lock-in clauses on renewal.
PollWare is priced by jurisdiction size — registered voters, precincts, active poll workers. Every quote is bespoke, because every office is. We'd rather have a 20-minute conversation than sell you the wrong shape of product.
Pricing scales with registered voters, precinct count, and active poll workers. A township pays township money. A statewide office pays statewide money.
Compared to other tools election offices use today, PollWare typically lands at about half the price — for a wider, more cohesive set of capabilities. We'll show you the math on the call.
We're early — and that's good for you. The offices coming on board today get our best pricing of any era. Multi-cycle commitments lock that rate in.
Your data is yours. Export anything, any time, in standard formats. No lock-in clauses on renewal.
For poll workers and officers. Push notifications and email fallback. Not an upsell.
MFA, SSO where supported, encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege roles, US hosting.
A real person walks you through your first cycle. Not a "success manager" — someone who's done the work.
We don't have a thirty-year codebase, a regional VP layer, or a sales team trained to fog up the room with FUD. We have a product built for the work, a small team that knows it, and a price that reflects both.
On the call, we'll walk through what you're paying for your current tools and what you'd actually need to drop to bring PollWare in. The math, in our experience, is consistent: about half, for more capability, more cohesively delivered.
We don't do it. We sell what we built, in plain language, at a price you can defend to your board.
We'll never wait to renewal to find out you need a third module to keep what you had.
Election offices scale 50× on election day and back the next morning. We price for the cycle, not the headcount.
20 minutes with the person who'll quote you. Tell us your county, your voter file size, and what you're using today. We'll come back with a number in writing.