Two minutes of your details, one business day to a written reply. Ask for a quote sized to your enrollment, a 30-minute demo against real student traffic, or both — there is no obligation and no follow-up drip campaign.
The more we know about your footprint, the more useful the first reply is — but every field except email is optional if you are in a hurry. Prefer email? Write to us directly at [email protected] and a member of the filtering team will reply within one business day.
Most districts are filtering live traffic within days of signing, not months. Configuration is mostly done before your kickoff call even starts, based on the details you send us here.
Categories, reporting, and off-campus enforcement are built around what E-Rate auditors actually ask for — not bolted on afterward. Compliance is the default state, not an add-on module.
A quote or a demo doesn't start a countdown clock. Take it to your board, compare it against two other vendors, sit on it for a semester — we'll still be here when you're ready.
None of these are required to submit the form — but each one you include shaves a round-trip email off the process.
Even a rough number ("about 3,000 students, 250 staff") is enough to size a quote correctly the first time.
Knowing your current vendor — or that you have none — tells us what a migration or first deployment will actually involve.
1:1 Chromebooks, BYOD, shared library carts, number of wireless access points — this shapes which enforcement method fits best.
Do devices need to stay filtered at home? On school buses? That single requirement changes the recommended architecture.
Evaluating for next fall versus needing something live in two weeks are very different conversations — tell us which one this is.
A rough shape of how fast this usually moves once you send the form.
Six things every demo touches, in the order we usually walk through them.
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If you're responsible for CIPA compliance somewhere on this list, this conversation is for you.
Click any step to see what happens at that stage.
You don't need to prepare anything to request a quote or book a demo — but if you want the session to double as a real evaluation, a little homework helps:
Most districts check off 3 of 4 before their first call.
Most vendor conversations start with a sales deck and end with a follow-up sequence you didn't ask for. This one is built differently, because the people who answer this form are the same people who configure the filter — not a scheduling layer between you and an engineer.
If your enrollment, network, or timeline don't fit what we do well, we'll say so in the first reply instead of drawing out a sales cycle that was never going to close. If it's a good fit, you'll have a real number and a real demo time within one business day.
We'd rather show you how the filter handles your actual grade bands, your actual device mix, and your actual off-campus policy than walk through a slide deck built for a district that isn't yours. That's why the intake form asks about your environment before anything else.
A quote doesn't start a clock. A demo doesn't require a follow-up call. A pilot doesn't require a purchase order. Every step in this process is designed to be walked away from with no cost and no awkward conversation, right up until the point you decide to sign.
Send the form above with as little as your email and one line about your district — we'll do the rest.
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