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OpenGov
OpenGov is based in San Jose; the profile covers headquarters, registration, AUM band and key contacts for private-markets fundraising.
Overview
OpenGov is the leader in modern government software for our nation’s cities, counties, and state agencies. Schedule a demo today.
General information
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Jose
Corporate office
San Jose, CA, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does OpenGov serve only US government clients?
OpenGov markets exclusively to public-sector organizations in the United States, focusing on cities, counties, and state agencies. The company's FedRAMP authorization also enables federal government contracts.
What products does OpenGov offer?
OpenGov's platform includes budgeting and financial planning, permitting and licensing, agenda management, procurement, grants management, and citizen engagement tools. It is sold as a unified suite or as standalone modules.
Who are OpenGov's main competitors?
Competitors include Tyler Technologies, CentralSquare Technologies, and Granicus, as well as legacy ERP vendors like SAP and Oracle. OpenGov differentiates by offering a modern cloud-native platform designed for public-sector workflows.
What is OpenGov's relationship with its investors?
Andreessen Horowitz led OpenGov's Series B and C rounds; Formation 8 and others also invested. The company has raised over $300 million total, with Andreessen Horowitz partner Jeff Jordan on the board.
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