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10-day records clock
Every public-records request opens with the c. 66 ten-business-day clock counting itself down. Nothing slips off the calendar.
Every retirement board deserves a real website.
We build modern, accessible, compliant websites for Massachusetts public retirement systems. So members find their next meeting, retirees find their tax forms, and administrators find time to do everything else.
What you get
Two Products. One Platform.
Two complete products in one subscription. One is the face your members see; the other is the workspace your office lives in.
The public-facing website
Easy for residents. Compliant by default.
- Members find their next meeting, forms, and minutes in seconds
- Mobile-responsive and built with accessibility in mind from day one
- ADA, public-records, and PERAC posting requirements handled
A working example
See what your board could look like.
Our public demo, Eldridge Bay Retirement System, is a fully populated example board site — real Massachusetts content, real PERAC postings, real MGL Ch. 32 explainers. Click through and see how it feels.
Why BoardSites
Built in. Not bolted on.
Every tool here ships the day you sign up — built for Massachusetts public retirement boards, not retrofitted from a generic website builder.
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PERAC postings, pre-mapped
Investment policy, actuarial valuation, GASB statements — the required postings are already slotted, not invented from scratch.
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Ch. 32 in plain English
The chapter the public never reads, rewritten into pages your board members can actually point a member at.
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COLA tables, kept current
Editable tables with the right structure for Massachusetts COLA history. Update once; every page that shows it stays in sync.
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Options A · B · C explained
Pre-written member explainers for the three retirement options. Set the board-specific names; the math and labels stay right.
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Seat & term tracking
Elected, appointed, ex officio, and the fifth member — seats and term dates tracked the way c. 32 § 20 actually composes a board.
Productivity
One unified inbox
Tasks, upcoming meetings, and open records clocks in a single list. Stop flipping between four systems to see what today holds.
Productivity
AI-assisted minutes
Drop in the recording or your rough notes; a clean draft lands in the working tier for board-member review before anything goes live.
Productivity
Transcripts, speaker-attributed
Meeting audio becomes a searchable transcript with each voice attributed to the right board member or staff member.
Productivity
Records intake workflow
A public request form that opens a tracked, time-stamped workflow on submit — fielded straight to your office.
Platform
Working / Live deploy gate
A real staging surface. Mistakes stay in working; nothing reaches your public domain until you explicitly deploy.
Platform
Built with accessibility in mind
Built to meet rigorous accessibility standards from day one, with a posted accessibility statement — audited before launch, not retrofitted after a complaint.
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Pricing
Three tiers. Annual invoicing. No lock-in.
Common questions
Plain answers about the switch.
Don’t see what you need? Book a 20-minute walkthrough — we answer every question in plain language.
Most boards are off their old platform and on BoardSites in two to four weeks. The starter kit pre-loads the standard Massachusetts content — MGL Ch. 32 explainers, COLA tables, PERAC postings — so you’re reviewing and tailoring rather than writing from scratch. White-glove migration is included on Premium.
Yes. Custom domains are included on every tier. We never gate them behind upgrades — every board needs their own retirement.gov to look legitimate. Point an A record at our IP, we handle TLS, you keep your domain.
We recover what we can from the public version of your prior site — including the Wayback Machine for anything CivicPlus / Revize / legacy platforms have rolled off — and seed it into your BoardSites starter set. Pages, posts, documents, and meeting records carry over so the launch isn’t starting from scratch. Assisted on Professional, white-glove on Premium.
Accessible by default on every tier, with automated accessibility checks in CI. ADA Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act took effect April 2026 for state and local government websites — we build to it by default. Skip-to-content links, real form labels, sufficient color contrast, motion respect for prefers-reduced-motion, semantic landmarks.
No multi-year lock-in. The default cadence is an annual invoice billed at the start of your fiscal year (15% off the monthly rate); month-to-month is available at a small premium. POs and checks accepted. Renewals are earned, not locked in.