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CharterVote vs ElectionBuddy

What both publish

FactCharterVoteElectionBuddy
Anonymous votingThe service separates voter identity from ballot content when the vote is cast and says votes cannot be traced to voters.Election choices are kept confidential from voter identity and results can remain hidden until an election closes.
LicenceThe terms say the service and original content, features and functionality are owned by Plusky IT Solutions and protected by intellectual-property law.ElectionBuddy software and APIs remain the company’s intellectual property; only separately identified third-party open-source components use their own licenses.
SecurityCharterVote says pages are served over HTTPS with strict security headers, and sensitive actions are rate limited.ElectionBuddy forces HTTPS with TLS and HSTS, is PCI DSS compliant, and encrypts payment data before transmitting it to Stripe.
SupportThe contact page lists email support with a typical response time of 0.5 to 4 hours.Paid elections include email support, while Expert Setup services add phone support and managed election assistance.

CharterVote plans

  • StarterFree
  • Pay as you go — up to 250 voters$119, paid once
  • Enterprise, pay as you go — up to 250 voters$249, paid once
  • Pay as you go — up to 1,000 voters$489, paid once
  • Annual Core$489 a year
  • Enterprise, pay as you go — up to 1,000 voters$989, paid once

ElectionBuddy plans

  • Free (ElectionVote)Free
  • Free (MeetingVote)Free
  • Storage Subscription$27 a year
  • Plus (ElectionVote)$29, paid once
  • Premium (ElectionVote)$99, paid once
  • Plus (MeetingVote)$197, paid once

Pick CharterVote if…

CharterVote is intended for professional associations, unions, cooperatives, faith groups, alumni networks, and student bodies. It may suit groups that want anonymous ballots and member-checkable election records.

Pick ElectionBuddy if…

ElectionBuddy suits organizations that need to run elections, votes, or meetings, including associations, unions, universities, schools, governments, and companies. It may suit organizers who need multiple voting systems, voter notifications, and auditable results.

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