SnapBallot
7.9#3 in online voting software$49 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitSnapBallot vs VoteAlly
What both publish
| Fact | SnapBallot | VoteAlly |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Eden Prairie, Minnesota, United States | The SMS policy lists NekoTech Ventures Inc. at 7070E Farrell Rd SE, #811, Calgary, Alberta T2H 0T2, Canada. |
| Security | SnapBallot states that it uses end-to-end encryption, secure vote authentication and detailed audit trails. | VoteAlly says data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256, and that ballot choices are encrypted at the application layer. |
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
VoteAlly plans
- FreeFree
- Pro Association$220 a year
- ManagementPriced on request
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.
Pick VoteAlly if…
VoteAlly suits membership organizations that need online elections or meeting votes, including HOAs, nonprofits, unions, and boards. It is for groups comfortable with internet-only voting rather than phone or paper-ballot processes.