Civic & Urban Planning
LaXing — Stuck at the Crossing
When the case for funding lives on a map instead of in a 200-page PDF, councils and grant committees see the problem — and the fix — in two minutes.
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Community Engagement Portal
Public comment + plan viewer.
- Price
- $11,500, fixed
- Timeline
- 4 weeks
- You own
- The code, the data, the AWS account
- Support
- 30 days after launch
What Community Engagement Portal does
Turn public comment chaos into structured input: an interactive plan viewer where residents comment on specific map areas, with moderation tools and WCAG accessibility built in.
Example: during a corridor study's comment period, 340 residents pin feedback to exact intersections. Your planners export a clean, geocoded dataset instead of transcribing a paper pile — and every comment is tied to a place.
What you get
- Interactive plan viewer with commentable regions
- Public comment submission and moderation
- Meeting notice and calendar integration
- WCAG accessibility compliance
Who it is for
Modern public-facing GIS without ESRI licensing.
After launch
Every kit includes 30 days of post-launch support and one round of revisions. Then keep engagement open: a Signal retainer supports each new comment period from $750/mo. See the retainer plans.
Work behind it
Systems built on the same pipelines and maps, verifiable at the links.
Government & Enterprise GIS
World Imagery Wayback
The same discipline that serves satellite imagery to millions of map users is what runs your zoning, parcel, and comps layers without babysitting.
Read the case study →Questions about Community Engagement Portal
How much does Community Engagement Portal cost?
$11,500, fixed. That covers everything listed under "What you get", built in 4 weeks, plus 30 days of post-launch support and one round of revisions.
How long does Community Engagement Portal take?
4 weeks. Starter kits are pre-scoped, with a fixed timeline and a fixed price, so you know both before work starts.
Who owns the code and the data?
You do. The kit runs on managed AWS, the code and the data are yours, and the AWS account can be transferred to your firm at any time.
What happens after launch?
Every kit includes 30 days of post-launch support. Then keep engagement open: a Signal retainer supports each new comment period from $750/mo.
Can I test the idea before buying the whole kit?
Yes. A Proof-of-Concept Sprint ($1,500 – $3,500, 1–2 weeks, fixed scope) builds one capability as working code with a hosted demo, and its fee is credited toward any starter kit that follows.
How do I start Community Engagement Portal?
Book the free 10-minute fit call, or send an inquiry from the packages page. You get a reply within 24 hours with a scope confirmation, a statement of work and a Stripe invoice.
More urban planning kits
Every kit has a fixed scope, timeline and price. See all 8 starter kits or the full packages and pricing.
Urban Planning
Zoning Explorer Starter
Public-facing zoning + parcel viewer. $10,500, 4 weeks.
See Zoning Explorer Starter →Not sure Community Engagement Portal is the right fit?
Book the free 10-minute fit call. Bring a submarket or a problem and leave with a straight answer on whether it is worth building.