EVERYTHING XIAOMI
Get listed
Side by side

Simply Voting vs SnapBallot

SnapBallot

7.9#3 in online voting software$49 one-time
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Visit

What both publish

FactSimply VotingSnapBallot
ComplianceSimply Voting says it is SOC 2 Type 1 compliant and that the data centers hosting its servers are SOC 2 Type 2 compliant.The service says it is powered by Survey & Ballot Systems, which is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, and runs on Microsoft Azure.
Founded20032026
HeadquartersMontreal, Quebec, CanadaEden Prairie, Minnesota, United States
Intended usersThe company serves organizations including associations, educational institutions, unions, governments, political parties, cooperatives, condos, corporations, and clubs.SnapBallot is aimed at HOAs, unions, associations, food co-ops, clubs, sports organizations, churches, and other member-driven groups.
ProductSimply Voting is a full-service, web-based online voting tool for facilitating elections.SnapBallot is a self-service online voting platform for member organizations to create ballots, invite voters, monitor participation, and view results.
SecurityThe security page states that voter-to-site communications use TLS 1.3 and the voting system database is encrypted at rest with AES-256.SnapBallot states that it uses end-to-end encryption, secure vote authentication and detailed audit trails.

Simply Voting plans

  • Elections with 10 electors or lessFree
  • Managed ElectionsPriced on request
  • Self Administered ElectionsPriced on request

SnapBallot plans

  • FreeFree
  • 16–250 voters$49, paid once
  • 251–750 voters$99, paid once
  • 751–1,500 voters$149, paid once
  • 1,501–3,000 voters$269, paid once
  • 3,001–7,500 voters$449, paid once

Pick Simply Voting if…

It suits organizations such as associations, schools, unions, governments, cooperatives, and clubs that need to run elections online. Larger or mixed-channel elections can use its self-administered or managed service options.

Pick SnapBallot if…

SnapBallot suits HOAs, unions, associations, co-ops, clubs, sports organizations, churches and other member-driven groups running elections. It can also fit organizations that need weighted voting or participation reporting.

Charts they share