CanvassLite vs Ecanvasser: two apps priced by list size, compared plan by plan

CanvassLite vs Ecanvasser: list size, not headcount

CanvassLite and Ecanvasser both price by the size of your list rather than your headcount, and on monthly billing both start at $99 a month: CanvassLite Starter holds 1,500 addresses and Ecanvasser Core holds 2,500 records. At $199 a month, Growth holds 10,000 addresses and Core holds 20,000 records, as read on October 30, 2026.

Ecanvasser pricing follows the territory a team covers, with unlimited users, and the plan limit is the larger of the contact count and the house count. The Ecanvasser price list has two plan families, Core and Pro, each in three list sizes.

CanvassLite counts addresses and lists unlimited team members on its pricing page, while its terms set household and volunteer limits for each plan. The two limits are not the same unit.

Plan by plan from 1,500 to 300,000

Ecanvasser's annual billing shows two months free. CanvassLite shows no annual billing and sells Season Pass and Season Pro, paid once for 12 months per its pricing page. Monthly rows are billed monthly.

To see where a list lands between Starter and Pro, the button below starts CanvassLite's trial.

Add-ons and field tracking

Ecanvasser sells add-ons at $99 a month each: lead prospecting (US only), real-time field tracking on Core, and API access on Pro. Its plans list real-time tracking from Pro up.

CanvassLite's home page lists a live team map, GPS check-in and check-out, a REST API and Zapier, with no add-on price for them. Its tiles list DataVault backups on Growth, Pro and both one-time plans, while its terms name only Pro and the one-time plans, so ask which plan covers backups.

Ecanvasser's 7-day trial and CanvassLite's 14 days

Ecanvasser's 7-day trial charges the account automatically when it ends, and it allows one trial per customer. Setup costs nothing through its online portal, and monthly and yearly plans are prepaid with no contract beyond what is paid. Its Enterprise plan has a 12-month minimum term.

CanvassLite's 14 days come without a card, while Ecanvasser's 7-day trial charges automatically at the end. CanvassLite lists no setup fees and, on its pricing page, no contracts.

Who should pick CanvassLite and who should pick Ecanvasser

Pick Ecanvasser for a campaign whose database runs past 10,000 records and up to 50,000: Core is $199 a month for 20,000 and $299 for 50,000, billed monthly, where CanvassLite needs Pro at $399 a month once a list passes 10,000 addresses.

Pick CanvassLite for a seasonal push on a Season Pass, $399 paid once for up to 10,000 addresses, or for a list past 50,000 addresses, where Pro is $399 a month for 300,000 against Ecanvasser Pro at $599 for 250,000. A year paid up front compares like this: Season Pass at $399 once for up to 10,000 addresses against Ecanvasser Core at $1,990 billed annually for up to 20,000 records.

For a campaign that wants flat political plans with a free Starter, see CanvassLite vs Walklists and the best political canvassing app guide. The CanvassLite pricing guide lists every plan.