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Board reports for every agency you support

A state program, a technical-assistance center, a feed vendor, or a consultancy preparing packets for many agencies can get every agency's board report in one archive, with the program's own name, logo, and accent on each cover, and refreshed monthly if you want. Each file is the same self-contained report the site already ships for one agency; the bundle is the packaging.

What stays free

Everything an agency touches, including this report for its own feed. Open any agency page and choose the board one-pager, or generate the same file yourself with the open-source command. Nothing is subtracted from the free tier to create the bundle; it is an addition for the people who manage many agencies at once, and it is never the way an agency sees its own grade.

See a live board-report example

How it works

  1. Choose a plan above and pay through Stripe. GTFS Scorecard never sees your card.
  2. Stripe sends you to a short form: program name, an accent color, an optional logo, the agency ids you support (up to the number the plan you bought covers), and where to send the archive.
  3. The reports render from the published scorecards and the download link goes to that address, normally within the hour and always within two business days. If it is later than that, the purchase is refunded.
  4. The link stays valid for 30 days. A monthly plan sends a fresh archive with a fresh link every month until you cancel from the receipt Stripe emailed you.

Every archive includes a manifest that names each id you asked for and what happened to it. An id that is not tracked, a retired record, or an agency with no published scorecard yet is listed with the reason, never silently dropped.

What a purchase does not buy

No influence over the scores. Grades, methodology, weights, and which agencies are listed are never for sale, and the bundle's numbers are the same ones on the public site. Every report keeps its attribution to the open-source scorecard and cites the public rubric. Sponsorship or purchase buys no influence over grades, methodology, or which agencies are listed.