Is ActaPack cheaper than Siteimprove?

Not as a rule. Public small-city Siteimprove renewals in named examples 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

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If the IT team already runs a full digital-governance suite and likes it, stay. ActaPack is for the clerk who needs a

Title II

The ADA rule that city and township public websites must work for people with disabilities. What Title II is

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. Named public small-city renewals: Johnstown $6,315; Simi Valley $6,976. Enterprise quotes are a different scale. Sources.

What it does not replace

A suite dashboard is not the dated PDF a clerk attaches for council. It does not replace plain-language tickets for the website vendor or an independent monthly file. A visitor toolbar, where one 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 already fits IT’s workflow, keep it and add the file if council asks for a dated record. See what is in the pack. Price.

ActaPack is a clerk monthly file, not a replacement IT suite. Other comparisons.

Questions clerks ask

Is ActaPack cheaper than Siteimprove?: Not as a rule. Public small-city Siteimprove renewals in named examples 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.