Is ActaPack cheaper than Siteimprove?

Not as a rule. Public small-city Siteimprove renewals we have on file are about $6,315 to $6,976 a year. ActaPack is $8,400 a year. We sell a dated Title II file plus tickets the website vendor can run. We do not sell SEO, quality-assurance, or analytics modules. We do not certify compliance.

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Independent Title II file if you use Siteimprove

Answer

If the IT team already runs a full digital-governance suite and likes it, stay. ActaPack is for the clerk who needs a file for council and tickets the website vendor can run this month. $8,400 a year — that can sit above a small-city Siteimprove renewal. We do not certify compliance.

What Siteimprove sells

Siteimprove bundles accessibility with SEO, quality checks, and analytics. Public small-city renewals we have on file: Johnstown $6,315; Simi Valley $6,976. Large-organization quotes are a different buyer. Sources.

What it does not replace

A suite dashboard is not a 12-minute Monday pack. It does not write clerk-English tickets for the website vendor, and it does not promise an independent file the CMS vendor did not grade. Monsido’s visitor toolbar, where it ships, is still a toolbar — see overlay.

This month

If the suite is too much for a clerk-run program, look at the monthly file. If the suite is doing the job, we are not pitching a discount. See what is in the pack. Price.

We are not cheaper than Siteimprove. We are a different job. Other comparisons.

Questions clerks ask

Is ActaPack cheaper than Siteimprove?: Not as a rule. Public small-city Siteimprove renewals we have on file are about $6,315 to $6,976 a year. ActaPack is $8,400 a year. We sell a dated Title II file plus tickets the website vendor can run. We do not sell SEO, quality-assurance, or analytics modules. We do not certify compliance.