OpenCounter

OpenCounter combines Silicon Valley and public-sector talent to create best-of-class products for modern governments. In practice that means running projects, docs and workflows in one shared workspace.

The natural audience is teams that want fewer tools. Alongside the main category they mention Business Development and GovTech. They are a small team, 11 to 50 people, which usually shapes who they work with. You will probably talk to the people who build it, which is great until you need 24/7 support.

OpenCounter is based in Boston, Massachusetts and founded in 2013. Their site is opencounter.com.

Before you commit, look at automation limits, permissions, and per-seat cost at scale. A short pilot with your real data tells you more than any demo.

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