
How Much Does CRM Software Cost for Government? 2025 Public Sector Pricing Guide
Government CRM software typically costs between $50 and $200 per user per month, with enterprise implementations ranging from $10,000 to $950,000 depending on.
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Government CRM software typically costs between $50 and $200 per user per month, with enterprise implementations ranging from $10,000 to $950,000 depending on.

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Brightly Asset Essentials (formerly Dude Solutions) is a leading asset management platform serving over 12,000 government and education organizations.

K-12 mental health software is one of the fastest-growing segments in education technology, with school districts investing heavily in telehealth counseling.

Euna Solutions is a GovTech 100-recognized software provider serving 3,400+ public sector organizations across North America. According to Civic IQ’s local.

Placer.ai has emerged as a leading location analytics platform for local government, with Civic IQ tracking over 500 active government buying signals across.

Axon Enterprise is dominating public safety technology procurement in 2026, with contracts reaching $45 million for comprehensive body camera, Taser, and data.

Civic IQ is tracking 30+ active public safety software opportunities across cities, counties, and regional dispatch centers as of January 2026. Major projects.

iWorQ pricing starts at $995/year for basic modules, with most local government contracts ranging from $3,500 to $35,000 annually based on Civic IQ’s analysis.

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