Neighborland
Solutions for public engagement
Est 2010|Valuation $5.7M|Raised $1.2M
Published Sep 19, 2026
Public planning documents through 2025 continue to reference Neighborland as an example platform, indicating residual brand recognition despite the platform’s de-emphasis as an active standalone product.
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| Aspect | Neighborland | coUrbanize | EngagementHQ (Bang the Table / Granicus ecosystem) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | Not publicly available (legacy product; not clearly sold) | Quote-based (public pricing not clearly posted) | Documented in consultant proposal documents: published project-based pricing available from the vendor/consultants depending on project scope |
| Common Use Cases | Historically: place-based ideation and civic project engagement | Real estate, municipal and planning engagement with analytics and reporting features | Agencies/consultants wanting a mature suite of engagement tools and support packages |
| Primary Strengths | Simple ideation prompt and blended offline/online engagement support | Positioning around converting feedback into actionable insights and analytics | Packaged tools plus training, moderation, and support; more explicit commercial offering |
| Primary Limitations | Not a current standalone option; limited public documentation of modern security/compliance | Pricing transparency can be limited; may be optimized for certain engagement workflows | Can be expensive at project scale; procurement and licensing can add complexity |