MuniDIY

6.0easy start · #28of 34
in Government Website Builders

Runs on Web. Paid plans from $100/mo.

MuniDIY is ranked #28 of 34 in government website builders on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web. There is no free plan. Paid plans start at $100/mo.

MuniDIY plans and pricing

Hosting $125/mo $125/month Hosting muniweb.com · 9 Oct 2026

Hosting $1,200/yr $1,200/year Hosting muniweb.com · 9 Oct 2026

One-Time Website Setup $2,800 once One-Time Website Setup Website setup muniweb.com · 9 Oct 2026

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Purpose: MuniDIY is a do-it-yourself tool for building a municipal website.
Ease of use: The product requires no programming code and uses drag-and-drop and point-and-click controls.
Responsive design: Websites display and function on desktop, tablet, and phone.
Accessibility: Muniweb says its templates take advantage of the latest in ADA Compliance.
Included modules: Modules include an event calendar, agendas and minutes, department and employee directory, news, job opportunities, emergency banners, FAQs, and bids and proposals.
Page editing: The product includes pages with a rich text editor and the ability to add HTML.
Customization: Users can select a template and a professionally curated color palette.
Security: Muniweb says websites are protected with an SSL certificate and hosted on Tier III servers in multiple data centers.
Backups and support: Sites are backed up nightly, and redundant servers have 24/7, 365-day technical support.
Support options: Muniweb says it provides 24/7 emergency support and standard support Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST, with a guaranteed four-hour response time.
Intended audience: Muniweb describes MuniDIY as a do-it-yourself website solution designed specifically for municipalities.
Company history: Muniweb says it has partnered with municipalities since 1997.
Founded: 1997
Price from: $100/mo

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