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DirectorySpot vs eDirectory

eDirectory

6.6#11 in directory softwareFrom $99 a month
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AudienceThe maker says it began as a school directory and now offers solutions for almost any type of organization directory.The maker describes the product as intended for entrepreneurs and companies launching online communities, directory websites, and niche marketplaces.
Founded20102003
HeadquartersChicago, Illinois, United StatesAnnandale, Virginia, USA
ProductDirectorySpot is a private mobile and web directory platform for schools, HOAs, churches, companies, and other organizations.eDirectory is a platform for creating and managing directory websites and mobile apps, including local business directories, tourism guides, membership sites, and niche projects.
SupportThe maker offers a searchable Zendesk help center with admin and user categories, FAQs, and request submission.Professional cloud includes chat and email support, Enterprise cloud includes phone, chat, and email support, and the source license includes 30 days of technical support.

DirectorySpot plans

  • HOAs and Churches — 1–50 households$100 a year
  • HOAs and Churches — 51–100 households$200 a year
  • Schools — 1–250 students$350 a year
  • Schools — 251–500 students$450 a year
  • Schools — 501–750 students$550 a year
  • Schools — 751–1000 students$650 a year

eDirectory plans

  • Professional Cloud license$99 a month
  • Enterprise Cloud service$199 a month
  • Enterprise Source license$1,499, paid once

Pick DirectorySpot if…

It suits schools, HOAs, churches, companies, and other organizations that need a private, searchable directory across web and mobile. It may also suit administrators who need to manage data imports, access profiles, or multiple directories.

Pick eDirectory if…

eDirectory suits entrepreneurs and companies creating online communities, directory websites, or niche marketplaces. It may fit teams that want directory content, monetization options, and native mobile apps in one platform.

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