Public discussions, full transparency.

Publicly hosted discussions on topics of your choosing. Full transparency.

$19/mo + $0.01/contact

Structured discussions

Threaded conversations organized by topic. Keep debates focused and productive.

Moderation tools

Approve posts, flag content, ban bad actors. Keep conversations civil without constant monitoring.

Member engagement

See who's participating, who's lurking, who's becoming a community leader.

Why forums

Social media is noisy. Comments sections are toxic. Email is one-way. A forum gives your community a place to talk—with you and with each other—in a space you control.

Constituent feedback

What does your community actually think about the new bike lanes? The proposed development? The budget priorities? Let them discuss it in a structured way.

Ongoing dialogue

Town halls are great, but they happen once. A forum keeps the conversation going between meetings.

Community building

Your most engaged constituents want to connect with each other. Give them a place to do it under your banner.

Discussion features

Topics and threads

Organize discussions by topic. Housing, transit, parks, budget—whatever matters to your community. Threads keep individual conversations focused.

Rich content

Text, images, links, videos. Constituents can share context for their points.

Reactions and voting

Upvotes, reactions, polls within threads. Surface the most valuable contributions.

Moderation

Approval queues

New posts can require approval before going live. Review before publishing.

Flagging system

Community members can flag inappropriate content. You review and act.

User management

Warn, mute, or ban users who violate community standards. Keep the space civil.

Automated filters

Block spam, filter profanity, catch common abuse patterns automatically.

Member management

Profiles

Members have profiles showing their participation history. Build reputation over time.

Badges and roles

Recognize active contributors. Designate official staff accounts. Build community hierarchy.

Private messaging

Members can message each other directly. Optional—enable or disable as you prefer.

Integration

Connected to your CRM

Forum members are contacts in your People database. See their full engagement history alongside their posts.

Email notifications

Members get notified about replies and new topics. Configurable frequency.

Use cases

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  <p>A space for constituents in your ward to discuss local issues. Ongoing input between elections.</p>
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  <h4>Issue consultations</h4>
  <p>Proposed development going to council? Open a forum for structured public comment.</p>
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  <p>Build a community of supporters who can discuss, organize, and recruit each other.</p>
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  <p>Nonprofits and community groups can give members a place to connect.</p>
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Pricing

Base monthly fee plus per-member charge for active forum participants.

Getting started

  1. Create your forum — Set up categories and topics
  2. Invite members — From your contact list or open registration
  3. Set ground rules — Community guidelines and moderation policies
  4. Start discussions — Seed initial topics to get conversation going

Your community has opinions. Give them a place to share them.