StrategyHub™ vs Envisio, ClearPoint and AchieveIt for city strategic plans
A sourced comparison for city managers, clerks and budget staff choosing software to run an adopted strategic plan and show residents the progress.
Competitor details come from each vendor's public website, last reviewed October 15, 2026. Products and pricing change; confirm current details with each vendor.
| StrategyHub™ | Envisio | ClearPoint | AchieveIt | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it serves (as the vendor describes itself) | Cities, counties and companies running an adopted plan | Government, education, healthcare and nonprofit organizations | Cities and counties, plus other industries | Local, state and federal government, plus healthcare and education |
| Public progress page or dashboard for residents | Included in every plan | Public dashboards; the vendor says they are “fully ADA compliant”. The Starter plan lists 1 public dashboard. | Public dashboard; the vendor says it is “built to WCAG 2.1 AA” | “Public-facing dashboards”; listed in the Plus and Pro packages |
| Pricing as published | $9,500 per year, flat per city | Starter and Enterprise plans are described; no dollar amounts shown on the pricing page we reviewed | Price given on a pricing call; the page says “Starts at just 10 users” | Core, Plus and Pro packages by quote; the page says “All plans include a 20 user minimum” |
| Users and departments as published | Unlimited departments and users | Starter plan lists “Unlimited Users” and 1 plan; Enterprise lists unlimited plans | Priced by number of users, starting at 10 | 20 user minimum on all plans |
| How to get started | 14-day free trial, no credit card required to start; book a demo | “Book a Demo”; Starter plan has a “Start Now” button | “Book a free 30-minute demo” and an instant tour | “Get a demo” and a proof-of-concept request |
| Customers the vendor cites | Customer quotes on /cities | “more than 200 cities, counties, libraries, and special districts” | Fort Collins, Coral Springs and Germantown listed as cities that run their plan on ClearPoint | “trusted by county & city governments” |
For a consultant-focused comparison and seat-minimum details, see our sourced four-way buyer's guide. Buying procedure questions are in our local-government procurement guide.
FAQ
- How is StrategyHub™ different from Envisio for a city?
- Envisio says it works with more than 200 cities, counties, libraries and special districts. StrategyHub™ publishes one flat $9,500 per year per city, with unlimited departments and users and a public progress page. Compare reference customers, plan structure, reporting needs and security documentation for your own city.
- How do the prices compare?
- We publish $9,500 per year per city. Envisio, ClearPoint and AchieveIt did not show dollar amounts on the pricing pages we reviewed, so this page does not compare dollar prices. Ask each vendor for a written quote that covers every user and plan you need.
- Can we import the strategic plan the council adopted?
- Yes, for plans that map to goals, initiatives, actions and KPIs. Upload a PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel or CSV file and review the extracted structure before anything is saved.
- What should a city check before buying any of these tools?
- Reference cities of similar size, what the public page shows and who controls it, how departments submit updates, data hosting, and security documentation. Our procurement guide lists the questions to ask.
Sources and last reviewed
Last reviewed: October 15, 2026. Statements about Envisio, ClearPoint and AchieveIt come only from these public pages. If a vendor has changed its site, or we have a detail wrong, email sales@strategyhub.io and we will correct it. Statements about StrategyHub™ come from our cities and pricing pages.