SnapBallot review
A mobile-friendly election platform with anonymous voting, exports, and per-election pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
SnapBallot is a cloud-based, self-service online voting platform for HOAs, associations, unions, food co-ops, clubs, religious groups, and other member organizations. Administrators can build ballots, upload or manually add voter lists, send email invitations and reminders, monitor participation, and view or export results. Its feature set includes anonymous and weighted voting, candidate profiles, bylaw votes, referendums, runoffs, audit trails, voter logs, and end-to-end encryption. Voters can access elections through the web, iOS, or Android apps.
Pricing is charged per election. The Free plan includes core election features, one invitation email, two reminder emails, and standard reporting. Paid plans start at $49 per election for 16–250 voters and include unlimited administrators, unlimited organizations, SOC 2 compliance, and real-time reports. Prices rise to $99 for 251–750 voters, $149 for 751–1,500, $269 for 1,501–3,000, and $449 for 3,001–7,500 voters. The Custom plan covers large elections, paper ballots, and fully managed services. This structure suits organizations running defined election events rather than seeking monthly software billing.
The strongest fit is a member organization that wants mobile access, configurable ballots, participation monitoring, and downloadable election results without managing voting infrastructure. Excel and CSV exports support post-election handling, while audit trails and voter logs provide operational records. Buyers should review the basic voter-authentication level against their election requirements, particularly where identity assurance is central. Organizations with large-scale elections may need the Custom plan, and those seeking a different verified ballot-method scope should compare alternatives before choosing SnapBallot. The vendor identifies Survey & Ballot Systems, Inc. as the provider, and SnapBallot launched in May 2026.
Questions about SnapBallot
Does SnapBallot have a free plan? Yes, there is a free plan.
What does SnapBallot run on? Web, iOS and Android. It runs in the cloud.
Who is SnapBallot built for? Small businesses (our editorial estimate).
SnapBallot pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Web, iOS, and Android access for voter participation
- Anonymous, weighted, and encrypted voting with audit trails
- Free plan plus Excel and CSV result exports
- Where it doesn't
- Voter authentication is listed as basic
- Per-election pricing increases with voter volume
- Large elections require a custom plan
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