Cogran
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VisitCogran vs nextRec
What both publish
| Fact | Cogran | nextRec |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2003 | 1998 |
| Security | Cogran says it uses per-client databases, HTTPS with a minimum documented TLS version of 1.2, role-based access controls, and restricted administrative access. | The maker states that nextRec is PCI-DSS Level 1 certified, uses 24/7 network monitoring, and encrypts dedicated client databases with TLS 1.2 and HTTPS transmissions. |
| Who it serves | The site lists parks and recreation, camps, nature centers, community organizations, sports organizations, and facilities among the organizations it serves. | The maker lists parks and recreation organizations, martial arts studios, educational institutions, swim schools, camps, and associations among the industries it serves. |
Cogran plans
- Camp & Program — up to 500 registrations$899 a year
- Camp & Program — up to 600 registrations$925 a year
- Camp & Program — 501–800 registrations$1,100 a year
- Camp & Program — 801–1,000 registrations$1,350 a year
- Camp & Program — 1,001–1,300 registrations$1,800 a year
- Camp & Program — 1,301–1,500 registrations$2,100 a year
nextRec plans
No prices published.
Pick Cogran if…
It suits recreation departments, camps, nature centers, community and sports organizations, and facilities that need registration, reservations, memberships, or sports administration. Organizations should match their annual registration volume to a published plan or request a tailored proposal for higher volumes.
Pick nextRec if…
nextRec suits parks and recreation organizations, camps, swim schools, martial arts studios, educational institutions, and associations that need membership, scheduling, registration, or sales management. It also serves government agencies and private recreation facilities.