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ASAI Engage for Government vs Revere CRM

Both stand on public sector crm software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

ASAI Engage for Government

Free plan APIWeb

ASAI Engage combines constituent records, grant workflows, interaction tracking, and impact reporting for government teams. Starter and Pro have listed monthly prices after a 30-day trial, while Enterprise pricing is custom.

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Revere CRM

Paid Web

Revere brings constituent inbox management, casework and outreach together for government offices. Prospective customers need to contact Civic for pricing information.

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The facts

	ASAI Engage for Government	Revere CRM
Free plan	Yes	Not published
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API, Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Starter: $49 a month	Not published
Plans published	3	None
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	asaicrm.com	get-civic.com
On public sector crm software	#1 of 28	#24 of 28

ASAI Engage for Government: what it does well

Grant workflows include post-award compliance milestones.
AI assistant answers questions about CRM data.
Reviewer seats are free and unlimited.
Trial requires no credit card.
Pro includes API access and a Claude connector.

What to know first

Trial account becomes read-only after 30 days.
Trial data is retained for 90 days.
Starter is limited to 1 user, 100 contacts, and 10 organizations.
Enterprise pricing is custom and unlisted.

Revere CRM: what it does well

Inbox automatically tags and groups messages by topic.
AskPaul answers from office constituent and casework data.
Casework can be tagged by agency, program and issue.
Supports targeted email outreach to constituent segments.
Civic describes encryption and U.S.-based cloud hosting.

What to know first

Public pages do not display prices or plan tiers.
Available on the web platform.

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