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Nasdaq Boardvantage review
Nasdaq Boardvantage is a well established board portal for secure distribution of board materials and meeting collaboration, marketed with a single all inclusive pricing promise rather than tiered upcharges.
What it does well
- +Backed by Nasdaq, giving strong credibility among listed companies and regulated boards.
- +Markets a single transparent price with no hidden upcharges as new features are added.
- +Broad feature set covering meeting workflow, secure messaging and document annotation for directors.
Where it falls short
- −Actual price figures are still not published and require a formal quote request.
- −Positioned for governance rather than deal due diligence, so it lacks Q&A and buyer tracking features found in true VDRs.
Pricing
Nasdaq states Boardvantage pricing is transparent and all inclusive with no hidden fees, though the specific dollar amount is only provided after a quote request through its sales team.
Security and compliance
Nasdaq Boardvantage is hosted in environments with layered information security controls described on its dedicated security page, including encryption and access management features.
Nasdaq Boardvantage at a glance
Nasdaq Boardvantage is made by Nasdaq, based in New York, United States. It ranks 17 of 99 platforms with a score of 8.0 out of 10. Entry price is On request (Single all inclusive price, no upcharges, quote based), access is offered as demo only, and the documented security position is ISO 27001, SOC 2, encrypted hosting. Checked 1 September 2026.
Structured Q&A
Not documented
AI redaction
Not documented
Dynamic watermarking
Yes
DRM and revocation
Yes
Public API
Yes
SSO and SAML
Yes
MCP integration
Not documented
Contract management
Not documented
Legal drafting
Not documented
Self serve trial
Not documented
Vendor page checked: https://www.nasdaq.com/solutions/governance/boardvantage/pricing
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