OpenGov
LeaderPowering more effective and accountable government, the leader in AI-enabled software for over 2,000 cities and counties
Est 2012|Valuation $1.8B|Raised $196.1M
Published Oct 23, 2026
| Starting Price | Not publicly standardized; typically quote-based plus implementation. | Quote-based; implementation and subscription costs vary; multi-year totals appear in public packets. | Quote-based; pricing varies with implementation scope. |
| Typical Fit | Governments seeking a cloud-hosted suite for budgeting, permitting, procurement, and asset management with emphasis on dashboards and analytics. | Governments seeking broad back-office ERP coverage and vendor consolidation, particularly where Tyler products are already in use. | Agencies focused on permitting and community development workflows with configurable workflow needs. |
| Key Strength | Reported usability in budgeting workflows and modular product portfolio across front-office and asset management functions. | Breadth of products and established market penetration across many jurisdictions. | Depth in permitting/community development and configurability for complex permitting processes. |
| Key Weakness | Limited public pricing transparency; integration and implementation effort can be significant; some reviews note data-entry constraints and intermittent glitches. | Perceptions of complex implementations and higher enterprise overhead in some procurements. | Learning curve and implementation complexity for some customers; pricing and scope vary by deployment. |