Just Appraised alternatives
6 products compared · Updated November 3, 2026
The short answer
For local government offices focused on deeds, exemptions, and resident services, the strongest alternatives are Tyler Technologies for a broad public sector suite, Accela for unified permitting and licensing, and OpenGov for integrated finance and asset management. Each suits agencies needing a wider platform than Just Appraised's specialized tools.
Your shortlist, at a glance
Read the comparisons ↓- GGovOSNot publishedState and local agencies in North America that want a single platform for multiple departments, from courts to DMV to payments.
Tyler TechnologiesNot publishedState and local government agencies that need a wide range of integrated public sector software, not just property assessment tools.
- OOpenGovNot publishedCities, counties, and state agencies in the U.S. that need an integrated platform for finance, permitting, and asset management, not just deeds processing.
AccelaNot publishedLocal government agencies that need a unified platform for permitting, licensing, and service requests across departments.- SSAPNot publishedLarge enterprises that need an integrated ERP and AI platform spanning finance, supply chain, HR, and customer experience.
- QQuesticaNot publishedGovernment agencies, schools, and nonprofits that need to plan, track, and publish budgets across the full budget cycle.
About Just Appraised and its alternatives
Just Appraised, now Alltus, makes AI software for local governments. It handles deeds processing, exemption audits, 311, and resident services, and is used by over 300 agencies in 30 states. The product is known for cutting errors and speeding up workflows in property records offices.
When comparing alternatives, weigh the scope of the platform against your specific needs. Pricing is rarely published, so expect enterprise contracts. Check which regions and government levels each product serves, how it integrates with your existing systems, and what support and implementation help is included. Consider whether you need a focused tool or a broader suite that covers multiple departments.
Explore the alternatives
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1.GovOS
Best for: State and local agencies in North America that want a single platform for multiple departments, from courts to DMV to payments.
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GovOS, now Neumo, is a broad government cloud platform covering courts, DMV, revenue compliance, and payments. Choose it when you need to replace several legacy systems at once, not just one workflow like deeds or exemptions.
Where it is strong
- Trusted by 4,500+ agencies across North America.
- Handles payments, courts, DMV, and revenue compliance in one place.
- Processed 900M transactions and collected $44B for communities.
Where it falls short
- No pricing details are available, so budgeting is unclear.
- Broader scope may mean less depth in niche workflows like deed automation.
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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2.Tyler Technologies
Best for: State and local government agencies that need a wide range of integrated public sector software, not just property assessment tools.
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Tyler Technologies is a broad public sector software provider covering everything from ERP to courts and schools. Choose it when you need a full suite of government systems beyond property-specific AI tools, and you're willing to work with a large established vendor.
Where it is strong
- Broad product suite across many government functions
- Serves small rural counties to large cities
- Cloud and AI offerings for government
Where it falls short
- Pricing not transparent
- Large vendor, may be heavier than Just Appraised for niche property tasks
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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3.OpenGov
Best for: Cities, counties, and state agencies in the U.S. that need an integrated platform for finance, permitting, and asset management, not just deeds processing.
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OpenGov is a broad government software platform covering finance, permitting, procurement, and asset management, with AI features like OG Assist. Choose it when your agency needs to connect multiple departments beyond deeds and exemptions, and wants a single vendor for ERP, permitting, and public works.
Where it is strong
- Connects finance, permitting, procurement, and asset management in one platform.
- AI assistant (OG Assist) works with your data and permissions.
- Dedicated implementation and customer success support with on-site visits.
Where it falls short
- Pricing is not public. Likely enterprise contracts.
- Broader scope may mean more complexity than Just Appraised's focused deeds and exemptions tools.
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
- Switching from Just Appraised:
- Moving from Just Appraised to OpenGov involves migrating data from deeds and exemptions workflows into a broader platform, with implementation typically taking 3 to 6 months.
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4.Accela
Best for: Local government agencies that need a unified platform for permitting, licensing, and service requests across departments.
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Accela is a broad civic platform covering permitting, licensing, and asset management, while Just Appraised (now Alltus) focuses on deeds, exemptions, and resident services. Choose Accela when your agency needs an end-to-end system that spans multiple departments and workflows beyond property records.
Where it is strong
- End-to-end civic platform covering permitting, licensing, and asset management.
- AI built specifically for government workflows, explainable and auditable.
- Proven results: permit turnaround cut from weeks to days and significant cost savings.
Where it falls short
- Pricing not transparent, likely enterprise-level contracts.
- Broader scope may be overkill for offices that only need deeds or exemption processing.
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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5.SAP
Best for: Large enterprises that need an integrated ERP and AI platform spanning finance, supply chain, HR, and customer experience.
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- Productivity & Project Management
SAP is a broad enterprise platform for finance, supply chain, HR, and customer experience, with AI agents and workflow tools built in. Choose it when you need one system to run core business operations across many departments, not a specialized tool for local government workflows like deeds and exemptions.
Where it is strong
- Covers finance, supply chain, HR, and CX in one platform
- AI agents and workflow tools with governance built in
- Strong partner ecosystem for extensions and support
Where it falls short
- Not tailored to local government workflows like deeds or exemptions
- Implementation typically requires significant IT resources and expertise
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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6.Questica
Best for: Government agencies, schools, and nonprofits that need to plan, track, and publish budgets across the full budget cycle.
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Questica is a full-cycle budgeting platform for public sector organizations, covering planning, forecasting, and reporting. Choose it over Just Appraised if your main need is budget development and financial transparency rather than deeds processing or resident services.
Where it is strong
- Purpose-built for public sector budgeting with GFOA and GASB alignment.
- Integrates data from ERP systems for a single financial picture.
- Includes tools for publishing interactive budget books and ACFRs.
Where it falls short
- No pricing details available, so cost comparison is unclear.
- Focuses on budgeting, not on deeds, exemptions, or resident service workflows that Just Appraised handles.
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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FAQ
Questions about Just Appraised alternatives
What does Just Appraised do, and why would I look for alternatives?
Just Appraised, now Alltus, is AI software for local governments, handling deeds, exemptions, 311, and resident services. You might look for alternatives if you need a broader platform covering multiple departments, or if you want a vendor with a different scope or pricing model.
Are there alternatives that cover more than just deeds and exemptions?
Yes. Tyler Technologies, Accela, OpenGov, and GovOS all offer broad public sector platforms spanning functions like ERP, permitting, courts, and payments. These suit agencies that want one system for many workflows, not just property records.
What should I check about pricing before choosing an alternative?
None of the alternatives publish pricing on their sites. Expect enterprise-level contracts and ask for quotes. Clarify whether the price includes implementation, support, and any per-module fees, since scope can vary widely.
Which alternative is best for a small county that only needs deeds processing?
Just Appraised itself is likely the best fit for that narrow need. Among the alternatives, Tyler Technologies serves small rural counties but with a broader suite, so it may be heavier than necessary. Accela and OpenGov are also broader and may be overkill for deeds-only offices.
Do these alternatives offer AI features like Just Appraised?
Yes. Accela has AI built for government workflows, and OpenGov has an AI assistant called OG Assist. Tyler Technologies and GovOS also mention AI offerings. However, none of them specialize in deeds and exemptions the way Just Appraised does, so check if their AI covers your specific workflows.
Last updated November 3, 2026.