Binti is cloud case management software for child welfare agencies, covering intake, licensing, placements, and eligibility. See features, pricing, and FAQs.
Binti is a cloud-based case management platform purpose-built for the child welfare sector, technically classified as a Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (CCWIS). It was founded in 2015 by Felicia Curcuru and Gabe Kopley and is headquartered in San Francisco, California, with a stated mission centered on helping every child find a safe, loving, and stable family.
Rather than offering a single monolithic system, Binti is built as a set of connectable modules covering the full child welfare workflow, from initial intake and investigations through licensing, placements, ongoing case management, and eligibility and payment processing. Agencies can start with one module and expand into others as needs and budgets grow.
The platform is used by hundreds of foster care, adoption, and child welfare agencies across the United States, including a number of full statewide implementations, and is backed by institutional venture funding from investors such as Founders Fund and First Round Capital.
Binti's core modules include Intake, Community Crisis Response (Investigations), Licensing, Placements, Case Management, and Eligibility and Payments, each addressing a distinct stage of the child welfare process. Agencies can license individual modules or combine them into a broader implementation.
Beyond the core workflow modules, Binti offers a Family First Prevention Services Module to help agencies track compliance with federal Family First legislation, and a Family Finding Module to support locating and engaging relatives and kin for potential placements. Dedicated portals give youth in care and CASAs their own way to interact with case information.
Every subscription includes unlimited users within the licensed modules, configuration services during onboarding, and ongoing support through a live chat help desk available to both agency staff and the families they serve.
Binti does not publish public list pricing on its website. Instead, agencies purchase access through an all-inclusive annual subscription model, where modules can be bought individually or bundled together depending on the agency's needs and budget.
For government and public sector buyers, Binti is available through its public sector distributor Carahsoft, on established procurement contract vehicles including NASPO ValuePoint, the National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance (NCPA), E and I Cooperative Services, and OMNIA Partners, which simplifies compliance with state and local purchasing rules.
Because pricing depends on which modules an agency selects and how many users and cases are involved, organizations interested in Binti need to request a custom quote directly from Binti or through Carahsoft rather than referencing a fixed public price list.
Binti is case management software used by foster care, adoption, and child welfare agencies to manage intake, licensing, placements, case work, and eligibility.
Binti was founded in 2015 by Felicia Curcuru and Gabe Kopley.
Binti does not publish public pricing. Agencies purchase modules individually or bundled through custom annual subscriptions, available directly or via Carahsoft.
Binti serves several hundred child welfare agencies across dozens of US states and the District of Columbia, including a number of statewide implementations.
Yes, Binti is offered as a public sector solution through Carahsoft on multiple contract vehicles including NASPO ValuePoint and NCPA.
CCWIS stands for Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System, the federal designation for modern, modular child welfare case management systems like Binti.
Yes, Binti includes a dedicated Youth portal as well as a portal for CASAs (court-appointed special advocates).
Binti has raised venture funding including a Series A and Series B round, with investors such as Founders Fund, First Round Capital, and Kapor Capital.