The price is right here. No quote, no sales call.
Votes that hold up. 19 euro per meeting.
Evote is the simple way to run votes for general meetings, boards and member ballots. Set up in five minutes, invite with a link, and get a record for the minutes.
How it works
Three steps from agenda to record
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1. Create the vote
Write the motions, choose a secret or open ballot, and set start and end.
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2. Invite the voters
Paste emails or share a link. Proxies and weighted votes are set up here.
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3. Get the result and the record
Watch the result live, and download a timestamped record for the minutes.
Who it is for
Built for the person who got the job
Housing associations
General meetings with share weights and proxies.
Clubs and associations
Board elections without everyone showing up.
Boards
Decisions between meetings, documented.
Unions and member ballots
Secret ballots among many members.
Validity
What a vote needs to hold up
Doodle and Google Forms are quick, but they cannot document who voted or keep the ballot secret. Evote can.
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Secret ballot
The result is visible, the individual vote is not.
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One vote per eligible voter
Personal single-use links issued from the voter list, no double voting.
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Weighted votes
Share weights, units, or one per member. Proxies are coming soon.
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Timestamped record
For the minutes and for the chair.
- Always check your bylaws: some require that digital voting is explicitly allowed. Read the guide →
Pricing
Free while we finish building. Here is what it will cost.
Free now
€0
Everything that exists today: unlimited voters and agenda items, personal voting links, open or secret ballots, weighted votes, live results and a PDF record.
Get me startedPer meeting Coming soon
€19
Proxies and one-time codes by email. One price for the whole meeting, however many people vote.
Association, yearly Coming soon
€99/year
All meetings for a year. Several administrators. Your own sender on emails.
Evote is free during early access, including above 50 voters. The prices above apply once proxies and one-time codes are ready, and early customers keep the introductory price.
Get started
Set up your first vote now
No payment, no sales call and no app to download. Enter your email and you are ready in five minutes.
Get me startedFree during early access, however many of you there are.
- 1 Create the meeting Give it a title and choose a live meeting or a vote over several days.
- 2 Paste the voter list Copy it from your spreadsheet. Everyone gets a personal voting link by email.
- 3 Run it and get the record Watch the result live and download the record as a PDF for the minutes.
Questions and answers
What people ask
Is a digital general meeting valid?
Usually yes, if the bylaws allow it or the meeting itself decides so. Some bylaws require digital participation to be mentioned explicitly. Check yours, and ask a lawyer if in doubt.
Can anyone see how I voted?
Not in a secret ballot. The system records that you voted but stores the vote separately from your identity. In an open vote, votes are shown by name, like a show of hands.
How do you make sure each person votes only once?
The organiser uploads the voter list and the system issues one personal link per eligible voter. The link works once and expires after the vote. On paid plans you can add a one-time code by email, so the vote is only cast once the code is entered.
How do you handle proxies?
A member can give a digital proxy to another member before the vote. The proxy holder then votes with both votes, and the record shows which votes were cast by proxy.
What does it cost?
You pay per meeting, not per ballot cast and not per agenda item, with a free tier for meetings of up to 50 voters. Early customers keep the introductory price even if it rises.
When can we use it?
We are onboarding the first associations now. Fill in the form and we will contact you personally and get you started. If you have a vote within three months, say so in the form.
Where is our data stored?
On servers in the EU. We store only what is needed to run the vote, and the voter list is deleted when you ask.