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Public records · visitor-management pricing

What districts have paid

Neither Raptor nor LobbyGuard publishes a price list. School boards, however, publish their agendas. Every row below links to a board document, contract, or check register that we opened and read. Nothing here is estimated.

The pattern in one sentence: Raptor Visitor Management is sold as an annual per-site software fee — $550 per location in 2020, $595 in 2021, $625 in 2022–23, $660 list for “VisitorSafe” in 2024, and $695 in a 2025–26 contract — with volunteer management, SIS integration (“RaptorLink”), kiosk licences, implementation, hardware and background checks each priced as separate lines.

District / agencyStateProduct (as the document describes it)AmountTerm / dateSource
Hartford Public SchoolsCTRaptor Visitor Management + Volunteer Management + Level-1 volunteer screens, 45 schools$63,675 for the year (VM $695 × 45 = $31,275; Volunteer $520 × 45 = $23,400; screens $6 × 1,500)Jul 1 2025 – Jun 30 2026Board contract summary (PDF)
Stow-Munroe Falls City SchoolsOH“Raptor Visitor Mana[gement]” (check register)$6,950Check dated May 29 2025May 2025 check register (PDF)
Ypsilanti Community SchoolsMIRaptor VisitorSafe Suite (VisitorSafe + tablet licence + EventSafe + RaptorLink) + StudentSafe, 12 sites$32,264 year 1 (VisitorSafe $660 list less $33 × 12 = $6,270; tablet licence $299 × 12; implementation $350 × 12)12 months from Jul 1 2024Proposal / contract (PDF)
River Forest District 90ILRaptor Visitor & Volunteer Management, district-wide$21,769.50 initial year (setup, software, equipment, training); $9,467.50 recurring3-year commitment, presented 2024Board presentation (PDF)
Santa Ana Unified School DistrictCARaptor Visitor Management annual access fee (Reunification listed separately at $61,183.80)$35,000 for 2023–24 (was $39,428 in 2022–23)Software listing, Jan 23 20242023–24 software listing (PDF)
College of the Florida Keys AcademyFLRaptor Visitor + Volunteer Management, 1 site, with All-in-One Kiosk$6,623.50 year 1 (VM $612.50; Volunteer $441; implementation $350; scanner $600; printer $160; kiosk $3,800; self-serve licence $299)12 months from Sep 7 2023Board attachment (PDF)
District of Columbia Public SchoolsDCRaptor Visitor Management + RaptorLink, 115 sites, with hardware (GSA task order GAGA-2023-T-0238)$210,984.75 base period; option years $86,250/yr (VM $625 + Link $125 per site; base-year VM at $577.15)Jun 21 2023 – Jun 30 2024 + 4 option yearsDCPS task order (PDF)
Columbus City SchoolsOHRaptor Technologies Visitors Management System$65,000 approved Jun 7 2022, increased by $5,625 to $70,625 (“vendor cost of living increase”)Board meeting Dec 20 2022Meeting record (PDF)
Pasco County SchoolsFLRaptor integrated school safety software (visitor screening, sign-in, volunteer tracking)Anticipated annual expenditure $80,000Jul 1 2022 – Jun 30 2023Expenditure memo (PDF)
Boone County SchoolsKYRaptor Visitor Management + Emergency Management Suite, 27 buildings$83,862 year 1 (recurring $64,665/yr); VM alone $16,065/yr = 27 × $595 (list $625 less $30)12 months from Mar 30 2022KSBA meeting attachment
Boulder Valley School District RE-2CORaptor Visitor + Volunteer Management, 60 sites, hardware, 3,000 Level-3 background checks$209,400 quote total (recurring $62,700/yr); VM $595 × 60 = $35,700; Volunteer $450 × 60 = $27,00012 months from Aug 23 2021Quote (PDF)
School Board of Hillsborough CountyFLRaptor Visitor Management + RaptorLink + Volunteer Management, 259 sites, hardware for 265, 50,000 Level-2 screens$1,133,330.50 total; recurring $715,530/yr; VM $595 × 259 = $154,105/yr15-month initial term from Jun 16 2021Purchase & subscription agreement (PDF)
Shelby County SchoolsTNLobbyGuard — annual renewal of visitor management software$24,500Bids & purchases, Jul 20 2021Bids & purchases (PDF)
Cincinnati Public SchoolsOHLobbyGuard maintenance, bundled with UPS and security cameras (via Primax Marketing Group)$53,975 blanket (LobbyGuard share not itemised)Jun 28 2021 – Jun 30 2022Treasurer’s report (PDF)
Natrona County School DistrictWYRaptor Visitor Management + Emergency Management, 5 campuses (sole source)Not to exceed $39,342Jan 2021 – Jan 2022Board item (PDF)
Shawnee Mission School DistrictKSRaptor 6 annual access fee renewal, 49 locations$26,950 ($550 per location)Renewal notice Oct 1 2020Renewal notice (PDF)
Cleveland Municipal School DistrictOHRaptor Visitor Management installation + 1-year software access + 2-year warranty, 44 remaining schoolsNot to exceed $70,400Board resolution, 2019Board resolution (PDF)

What the line items look like

Reading the itemised quotes together (Boone, Boulder Valley, Hillsborough, DCPS, Ypsilanti, Florida Keys), the recurring components are:

Raptor’s current general terms (dated July 2026) state that during a term the annual fee “may be increased from the previous annual period by the higher of the change in the CPI Index for the preceding 12 months or six percent (6%)”, and that agreements “automatically renew for successive one (1) year renewal terms” unless notice is given at least 60 days before expiry. The Columbus record above is what that clause looks like on a board agenda.

For comparison: EduQueue

EduQueue is priced per building, with a free tier for a single building that does not expire. District and municipal deployments are quoted. We do not publish a per-building list price on this page because this page is about public records, not our brochure; it is on freevisitormanagement.com.

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Notes

  1. Per-site prices as stated in the cited Shawnee Mission (2020, $550), Boulder Valley and Hillsborough (2021, $595), Boone (2022, $625 list), DCPS (2023, $625 option-year), Ypsilanti (2024, $660 list) and Hartford (2025–26, $695) documents linked in the table.
  2. Raptor Technologies, General Terms and Conditions (July 2026), sections 3 and 5.2, raptortech.com PDF. Section 4.9 provides that on termination the customer “may request Raptor to delete” personal information; we did not find an export or data-return obligation in the general terms.

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