Checked Sep 21, 2026

How much does Revize Software Systems cost?

Revize charges one-time build phases plus a flat annual fee, per a signed town agreement: $19,500 in year one, then $3,500 a year, with up to 4 CMS users.

The build phases total $16,000 before the annual fee, and a 5-year payment plan runs $6,700 a year ($33,500 total).

  • Plans $292–$1,625/mo
  • Charges by one-time build phases + flat annual fee; CMS seats capped at 4
  • Setup $16,000
Published pricesRevize Software Systems
  1. Year 1 total (Town of Wilton CT, pop ~18,500, signed 11/25/2024)$19,500 grand total year one: Phase1 planning $1,000, Phase2 design $4,750, Phase3-4 template/CMS build $7,500, Phase5 QA $1,500, Phase6 migration up to 2,700 pages $2,500, training+go-live included, plus $3,500 prepaid annual fee$1,625/mo
  2. Year 2 and onward$3,500/yr locked for 5 years; unlimited tech support, up to 4 CMS users, hosting, SSL, 10GB storage, 100GB/mo bandwidth$292/mo
  3. Client First 5-year payment plan$6,700/yr x 5 = $33,500 total, interest free, free design refresh year 4$558/mo
  4. Add-on: Additional content migrationunpriced
  5. Add-on: Streaming video serverunpriced
  6. Add-on: E-Notify allowanceunpriced

Website: $292/mo listed. Check whether that is a plan rate or a separate charge before adding it to a bill.

Source: wiltonct.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif10026/f/agendas/revize_sales_agreement_wilton_ct_112524.pdf, Sep 21, 2026

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