Questions we hear

Yes. Staff post agendas, minutes, notices and news from a simple editor, with no code. Every site comes with hands-on training and a written how-to guide. If you'd rather not post at all, the care plan includes posting help.

Often, yes. The accessibility fix-up and the ADA Deadline Package both work on the site you already have. If your current vendor controls the code, the free check tells you what we can fix directly and what you'd need to ask them for.

We'll look at the contract terms with you and plan around them. A new site can be built ahead of time and switched on the day your contract ends, with your content moved over and old links redirected so nothing breaks for residents.

You do. We set up hosting and the domain in your organization's name, so the accounts, content and code all belong to you. Hosting for a typical township site costs little or nothing, and the care plan covers managing it.

Nothing is locked to us. Every site comes with written documentation of how it's built and how to update it, and you hold every account. Any qualified developer could pick up the work.

In Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey, yes: we come to you for the kickoff meeting and staff training. In our other states, both happen by video, which works well for small offices. Day-to-day work is remote everywhere, and we can present proposals at board or council meetings by video.

Yes. You get a written report of what fails and what it would take to fix, with no obligation. See a sample report.

Yes. For projects above bid limits we respond to RFPs, and our capability statement is ready for your files.