Question 1

What do residents walk away with?

Accepted Answer

One short “this week” brief for their place, every relevant meeting on the calendar, and a link to the official agenda — so they can comment or show up before the vote, not after the headline.

Question 2

Why “full catchment,” not just city council?

Accepted Answer

Daily life is decided by more than one dais. Water, fire, schools, and special districts sit on separate websites. CivicCatch watches that whole map for one place.

Question 3

Is this the city’s official site?

Accepted Answer

No. We’re an independent early-warning hub. Timing, packets, and final decisions always live on the agency’s site — we point there on purpose.

Question 4

Will this invent what passed?

Accepted Answer

No. We publish cited agenda highlights with source links. Vote outcomes and dollar claims aren’t auto-written from agendas alone.

Question 5

What does CivicCatch cost?

Accepted Answer

Monthly subscription: Email digest $39/mo, branded site $49/mo, or email + site $59/mo. Cancel anytime. Cities and local publishers pay — residents subscribe free on place sites that offer email.

Question 6

Who pays for CivicCatch?

Accepted Answer

City staff who want residents informed without building a newsroom — or local publishers who want republish-safe agenda capsules under the town’s name, not their masthead.

Pricing for places, not newsrooms.

Choose how people get it

What’s included

Who it’s for

Informed residents without a newsroom

Republish-safe capsules under the town’s name

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