Quorum

AI-driven public affairs software for government affairs teams

StartupWashington, DC

About Quorum

What it is

Quorum (Quorum Analytics LLC) makes software for government affairs and public affairs teams. It describes itself as AI for government affairs, helping teams gather policy information and run their strategy in one platform. Alex Wirth is co-founder and CEO. The company is headquartered at 1001 G St NW in Washington, DC, and its careers page lists locations in the US, Brazil, Moldova and Belgium. Quorum says it is trusted by more than 2,000 policy teams.

What it offers

Quorum sells products by level of government and function. Core products include Federal and State legislative tracking, Local and School Board tracking, EU and International, Grassroots advocacy, PAC management, Stakeholder relationship management, and Quincy AI, its AI assistant. Add-ons include Impact Reports, Campaign Finance, News Monitoring and an API for data integration. It also offers professional services and contact data through KnowWho. The full lineup is on its products page.

Who it is for

Customers include corporations, nonprofits, trade associations, federal agencies, state and local governments, and agencies and law firms. Named customers on its site include Uber, Walmart, Toyota, the Sierra Club, the U.S. Air Force and the ALS Association. For an early-stage founder, Quorum is mostly relevant if your company works in a regulated industry and needs to monitor legislation or engage policymakers, or if you are building in the govtech or civic tech space.

Pricing and how to engage

Quorum does not publish prices. Each product has a Request Pricing button on its pricing page, and prospects can book a demo or call sales at (202) 972-9980. No free trial is mentioned. Quorum also publishes free templates, webinars and guides on government relations strategy, which can be useful for founders learning how to approach policy work.

Why it matters in the DMV ecosystem

Quorum is one of DC's better-known homegrown software companies and an example of a startup built around the region's policy and advocacy economy. It hires across engineering, design and policy roles, including former Hill staffers, and lists open roles on its careers page. Founders building B2B software for policy, advocacy or government audiences can look to it as a local reference point for that market.

Programs

Quincy AI
Quorum's AI assistant for public affairs work across its platform.
Federal
Tracking of Congress and federal legislative activity for government affairs teams.
State
Legislative tracking and intelligence across state legislatures.
Grassroots
Tools to run grassroots advocacy campaigns and mobilize supporters to contact officials.
PAC
Software for managing political action committee fundraising and compliance.
Stakeholder
Relationship management for tracking interactions with policymakers and other stakeholders.

Who it serves

Government affairs and public affairs teams at corporations, nonprofits, trade associations, government agencies and law firms, plus founders in regulated or policy-focused markets.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Quorum cost?

Quorum does not publish prices. You request pricing for each product on its pricing page or talk to sales.

Does Quorum offer a free trial?

Its pricing page does not mention a free trial. Prospects can book a demo instead.

Where is Quorum located?

Quorum is headquartered at 1001 G St NW, Washington, DC 20001, and also has locations in Brazil, Moldova and Belgium.

Is Quorum useful for an early-stage startup?

Mainly if your startup operates in a regulated industry and needs to track legislation or engage policymakers. Its free templates and webinars on government relations strategy are open to anyone.

Is Quorum hiring?

Quorum lists current openings on its careers page and hires across engineering, design and policy backgrounds.