District360 vs Ginkgo
A closer look at geo-CRM platforms and full district management systems
Both platforms help districts organize place-based information, manage properties, and visualize community data. Ginkgo is built around geospatial intelligence and community engagement. District360 combines mapping with CRM, operations, board management, reporting, and district-wide workflows on a Salesforce-powered platform.
At a glance
| Area | District360 | Ginkgo |
|---|---|---|
| Property and tenant tracking | ||
| Mapping and geospatial tools | ||
| Business directory and public portals | ||
| Stakeholder and contact management | ||
| Board management | ||
| Service requests and operational workflows | ||
| Public asset management | ||
| Membership management | ||
| Reporting and dashboards | ||
| Workflow customization | Limited | |
| Salesforce-based platform |
Where the difference shows up
Mapping and visualization
District360 includes mapping capabilities while extending beyond visualization with stakeholder management, board administration, operations, reporting, and district-wide workflows.
Ginkgo is designed around geospatial data, interactive maps, and community visualization, making it easy to understand and share place-based information.
Community engagement
District360 supports community engagement while also providing the operational tools districts use to manage stakeholders, boards, communications, and daily operations from one platform.
Ginkgo offers public-facing tools including business directories, interactive maps, community portals, and membership management that help districts engage businesses, property owners, and residents.
Operational management
District360 connects properties, stakeholders, boards, service requests, ambassadors, public spaces, and reporting in a single operational system.
Ginkgo also supports operational activities through its Geo CRM, asset management, and workflow tools, but its primary focus remains organizing, mapping, and visualizing community data.
Built to work with the systems districts already use
District360 connects with tools used for communication, reporting, mapping, payments, and day-to-day operations.
This helps teams keep information connected across systems instead of managing updates in multiple places.
How pricing scales
| Aspect | District360 | Ginkgo |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Starts at $1,800/year | Custom pricing |
| Pricing structure | Flat annual subscription | Custom quote |
| User scaling | Included | Depends on subscription |
| Platform focus | Full district management platform | Geo CRM and place management platform |
See how District360 works across your district
If this comparison resonated with how your district operates, the next step is seeing how it plays out in practice. Our team can walk you through what that looks like for a district like yours.