Best nVotes Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from online voting software ranked against nVotes on the same published basis.

  1. 1nVotes vs AssociationVoting
  2. 2nVotes vs ElectionBuddy
  3. 3nVotes vs SnapBallot
  4. 4nVotes vs Election Runner
  5. 5nVotes vs POLYAS
  6. 6nVotes vs Simply Voting
  7. 7nVotes vs CharterVote
  8. 8nVotes vs ElectionChamp
  9. 9nVotes vs OpaVote
  10. 10nVotes vs TrooVote
  11. 11nVotes vs VoteHost Elections
  12. 12nVotes vs VoterTerminal
  13. 13nVotes vs Assembley
  14. 14nVotes vs Belenios
  15. 15nVotes vs ElectIQ
  16. 16nVotes vs Lumi Elections
  17. 17nVotes vs n-Gauge Polls
  18. 19nVotes vs TapVoter
  19. 20nVotes vs VoteAlly
  20. 21nVotes vs Voteer

nVotes alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1AssociationVoting6.6Free plan$24974.92/moAndroid, iOS, Web
2ElectionBuddy6.6Free plan$2.25/moAndroid, iOS, Web
3SnapBallot6.6Free planFreeAndroid, iOS, Web
4Election Runner6.5Free planFreeAndroid, iOS, Web
5POLYAS6.5Free planFreeAndroid, iOS, Web
6Simply Voting6.5Free planFreeAndroid, iOS, Web
7CharterVote6.4Free plan$40.75/moWeb
8ElectionChamp6.4Free planFreeWeb
9OpaVote6.4Free planFreeAPI, Web
10TrooVote6.4Free planFreeWeb
11VoteHost Elections6.4Free planFreeLinux, self-hosted, Web
12VoterTerminal5.3No—Web, Linux
13Assembley5.2No—Web
14Belenios5.2No—Web
15ElectIQ5.2No—Web
16Lumi Elections5.2No—Web
17n-Gauge Polls5.2No—Web
19TapVoter5.2No—Web
20VoteAlly5.2No—Web
21Voteer5.2No—Web
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Questions about nVotes alternatives

What is the best alternative to nVotes?

AssociationVoting, number 1 in online voting software with a score of 6.6 out of 10. The others here: ElectionBuddy, SnapBallot, Election Runner and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to nVotes?

AssociationVoting is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 11 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.