Your town's official .gov email, handled start to finish.

Wisconsin towns can get a free wi.gov address from the state, but the state doesn't provide the technical help. We do all of it for a flat $495.

Why now

• The Wisconsin Elections Commission recommends that all municipalities use a .gov or wi.gov email address, and warns against free email services. Source
• WEC has said: “All WisVote users will eventually be required to have a .gov domain for official email communications.” WEC also says: “There is not yet a set date for this change.” Source
• Many town names are shared. There are 12 Towns of Lincoln in Wisconsin, but only one can have townoflincoln.wi.gov.

How it works

1. Your clerk claims your town's name on your town's page.
2. Your town board chair signs the request letter online.
3. We file your claim with the state right away and handle the follow-up.
4. We connect your website and set up Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 email.

The wi.gov domain itself is free from the state. The $495 is for our service.