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SnapBallot vs VOTOONLINE

SnapBallot

7.9#3 in online voting software$49 one-time
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FactSnapBallotVOTOONLINE
Election typesIt supports board elections, bylaw amendments, contract ratifications, special votes, referendums, and run-offs.It supports elections for people, slates, and proposals, including secret or open voting.
HeadquartersEden Prairie, Minnesota, United StatesSão José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil
Intended usersSnapBallot is aimed at HOAs, unions, associations, food co-ops, clubs, sports organizations, churches, and other member-driven groups.The maker lists assemblies, associations, condominiums, companies, schools, public agencies, and unions among the groups it serves.
MakerSnapBallot was created by Survey & Ballot Systems, a privately owned family-run election-services company.The platform was developed by RHMaster Sistemas, which the product page describes as having more than 30 years of experience developing HR systems.
ProductSnapBallot is a self-service online voting platform for member organizations to create ballots, invite voters, monitor participation, and view results.VOTOONLINE is a cloud platform for organizing online elections.
SecuritySnapBallot states that it uses end-to-end encryption, secure vote authentication and detailed audit trails.The maker says election data is encrypted end-to-end and claims an A+ security rating for its platform.

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

VOTOONLINE plans

  • Orçamento personalizadoPriced 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 VOTOONLINE if…

VOTOONLINE suits organizations running formal elections for members, employees, residents, students, or public groups. Its responsive web access supports voters using notebooks, smartphones, or tablets.

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