One price. The whole product.

Because Facebook is still where local government reaches the most residents — it remains the highest-reach channel for the overwhelming majority of U.S. cities and counties. We’d rather do one channel deeply and accurately — every post, every peer, measured the same way — than give you a shallow multi-channel average that hides what’s actually working. More channels are on the roadmap; Facebook is where the benchmarking value is densest today.

No catch. GovFeeds is affordable because it’s a focused, single-purpose tool with an automated data pipeline and a self-serve sign-up — we don’t carry the cost of an enterprise sales team or a sprawling platform, so we don’t pass that cost to you. The enterprise civic platforms charge five figures because they’re selling you everything. We sell you one thing — peer benchmarking — and do it well.

GovFeeds is a benchmarking and research tool. It is not a posting/scheduling tool, not a social-media archiving or records-retention product, and not a resident-survey platform. If you need to publish posts, archive for FOIA, or run community surveys, those are different tools. If you need to know how your engagement compares to real peer governments, that’s us.

Local-government communications staff — PIOs, communications managers, social-media coordinators — and the town and county managers they report to. If you run or oversee a city/county Facebook presence and have ever been asked “how do we compare?”, GovFeeds is built for you.

From public Facebook posts published by U.S. city and county government accounts — the same posts any resident can see. We collect and measure them consistently across 5,000+ accounts and refresh daily, so comparisons are apples-to-apples. GovFeeds is a research and analytics product; it doesn’t access private data.

Yes. Monthly is month-to-month with no contract — cancel whenever. The 14-day trial requires no credit card, so it simply ends unless you choose to subscribe.

Yes — subscribers can request a custom monthly report comparing the Facebook accounts they choose against the peers they choose. Many teams drop it straight into their monthly comms update to leadership or council.

At $50/month it usually fits a PIO’s discretionary budget — no RFP or procurement cycle required, which is part of the point. If your jurisdiction needs an invoice or annual PO for the $500/year plan, email bruce@publicsquareanalytics.com and we’ll sort it out.