Political Campaign Websites Built to Convert Visitors Into Donors, Volunteers, and Votes
Hand-coded campaign sites, built by a former campaign staffer and integrated with SMS, canvassing, and CRM through the CNX Suite, our own campaign technology platform.
The campaign technology we develop in house, integrated into your site.
Most agencies build a campaign site on top of third-party software and pass the licensing cost along to you. We develop that software ourselves. The CNX Suite is a set of campaign technology products built for the moments a campaign site has to do operational work: sending SMS the night before a primary, dispatching canvassers to the precincts that move a result, and answering routine questions about the candidate’s positions without taking up staff time.
The CNX Suite in action: campaign apps we build in-house
Voter SMS & volunteer texting
TCPA-aware peer-to-peer and broadcast SMS for voter outreach, GOTV, donor solicitation, and event reminders. Connected directly to the donate and volunteer forms on your site, so your list builds from launch day.
Canvassing & field operations
Walk lists, turf management, and door-knock data capture for field organizers. Volunteers who sign up on your campaign site are routed into Beacon with the correct turf, packet, and script already assigned.
Issue chatbot & donor concierge
An AI assistant trained on your candidate’s positions, biography, and FAQ. It sits on the site as a chat widget, answers the routine questions your staff would otherwise field by phone, and routes press and major-donor inquiries to a staff member.
The CRM every app feeds into
Every text reply, door knock, chatbot conversation, and email event lands in one contact record: a single source-tagged timeline for each voter, volunteer, and donor. CampaignCNX+, Beacon, and Alma handle the outreach, and CoreCNX retains the full history, so your team can see the complete record on any contact.
Every page on a campaign site has a specific job, and we build it that way.
A campaign website is operational infrastructure, not a brochure. It has to convert traffic into a list, that list into volunteers, volunteers into doors knocked, and small-dollar interest into recurring contributions, on a schedule the cycle sets for you. The standard build covers the following.
FEC-compliant donation pages
ActBlue, WinRed, Stripe, or Anedot integration depending on your committee. Required disclosure fields enforced at the form level (employer, occupation, US citizen affirmation), per-cycle limits handled cleanly, and recurring donation prompts that measurably lift average contribution.
Volunteer signup that auto-routes
Multi-step signup that captures availability, district, skills, and contact preference in one pass. Signups push into Beacon for turf assignment, into CampaignCNX+ for the texting list, and into your CRM for the call team, with no spreadsheet handoffs in between.
Issue pages with depth
Each major issue gets a dedicated page with the candidate’s position, the votes or record behind it, and a clear ask. Indexed cleanly, schema-marked, and built so that press, researchers, and voters looking for detail all find the same answer.
Candidate bio & press kit
The biography that gets quoted in profile pieces, plus a press kit with high-resolution photos, approved bio paragraphs in three lengths, recent endorsements, and a press contact. Schema marked up as a Person so search results pull the right photo and title.
Event calendar & RSVPs
Town halls, meet-and-greets, fundraisers, and rally listings with RSVP capture, calendar export, and reminder SMS via CampaignCNX+. Geo-aware so a voter in your district sees the right events first.
Schema markup for candidates
Person and PoliticalParty schema where applicable, Event schema for rallies, FAQPage schema for issue questions. Along with the fundamentals: clean canonical tags, per-page OG images, sub-two-second load times, and a sitemap submitted on every publish.
Noack for Congress | IL-2 Congressional
A hand-coded campaign site for an IL-2 Congressional candidate, delivered on a compressed press-cycle timeline and integrated with CampaignCNX+ for voter SMS outreach.
A Congressional site delivered in time for the press cycle, built from scratch.
Hand-coded HTML, sub-second load times, schema markup for candidate and issue pages, FEC-compliant donate flow, and CampaignCNX+ connected to the volunteer form for same-day SMS outreach. Delivered on the timeline the cycle required.
A campaign site built by someone who has worked on campaigns.
Brian Hunter is a former campaign staffer. Political work is not a vertical the studio added for margin. It is the work the founder did before the studio existed, and it is the reason the CNX Suite exists. In practice, that means the following.
TCPA, FEC, and state-level compliance are handled in the build.
We know what an SMS consent flow has to look like before compliance counsel reviews it, which disclaimers the IRS requires on a 501(c)(4) site, and which fields a donate form has to collect before your treasurer files. That is part of the standard build, not a paid add-on.
Cycle-paced turnaround against firm deadlines.
A campaign site delivered two weeks late has already missed its window. We commit to a launch date and meet it, or we tell you in writing what is at risk well before your announcement goes out. An MVP launches in two weeks and a full build runs about four. We have delivered in under a week when a press cycle required it.
Ad tracking, UTM discipline, and conversion measurement built in.
Meta pixel, Google Ads, GA4, and TikTok if you are running it, each configured with a proper consent banner and a consistent event taxonomy. Your media buyer has clean conversion data from launch, your cost-per-acquisition numbers become reliable within the first weeks, and your finance team can attribute a $50 contribution to the post that produced it.
Hand-coded to load quickly on older phones and weak connections.
Most campaign sites are built on a stack that assumes a fast connection and a new laptop. We build for a five-year-old Android phone on 4G in a rural part of the district. Sub-two-second load times are the baseline and Lighthouse scores in the high 90s ship by default, so voters and donors are not lost to a page that stalls.
A discreet client list.
We do not publicize a launch the day after it ships. We publish a small number of case studies where we have permission and keep the rest of the client list private. Campaign work runs long, and it should run quietly.
The CNX Suite is built in house, not resold.
You are not required to use it. Because we own the SMS, canvassing, and chatbot products, we can integrate them in a day rather than a sprint, fix them ourselves at any hour, and bundle the pricing so a state legislative campaign is not paying enterprise per-seat rates.
Campaign-specific questions, answered directly.
An MVP campaign site (hero, bio, issues, donate, volunteer, contact) typically launches in two weeks. A full build with custom issue pages, press kit, event calendar, and CNX Suite integration runs about four weeks.
We have delivered launch-day sites in under a week when a press cycle required it. We tell you up front what is realistic on your timeline. If a date is not achievable, we say so before you sign rather than after.
Yes. We have built sites for candidates across the political spectrum, along with non-partisan ballot initiatives, school board races, judicial campaigns, and county-level races where partisan lean is not the deciding factor.
The discipline is the same regardless of party: turning visitors into donors, volunteers, and votes. We are discreet about client lists and we do not take public sides between candidates we have worked with.
No. The site stands on its own, and we will integrate with whatever stack you already run: NGP VAN, Action Network, NationBuilder, ActBlue, WinRed, or Stripe.
The CNX Suite (CampaignCNX+ for SMS, Beacon for canvassing, Alma for chatbot) is offered because we built it for campaigns: the integration is tight, the pricing is bundled for clients, and you have one point of contact if something breaks late at night three days before the election. It is worth discussing, but it is not a requirement.
Yes. Federal candidates need contributor disclosure (employer, occupation, US citizen affirmation), per-cycle limits enforced at the form level, and a clean reporting export for the treasurer.
We integrate with ActBlue, WinRed, Stripe, or Anedot depending on your committee setup. State and local candidates have their own disclosure requirements, and we follow your compliance counsel’s guidance on which fields are required where.
State and local campaign sites start at $750 for the standard build: hero, bio, issues, donate, volunteer, contact, and a press kit. Congressional, statewide, and federal sites are quoted on scope: issue depth, custom integrations, ad-tracking infrastructure, and the level of rapid-response capability you need.
No monthly retainer is required, and there is no per-update charge while you are in cycle. You will have an exact quote within 48 hours of a discovery call.
Three options. We can archive the site to a static snapshot at no cost, where it lives on as an HTML mirror with no database and no maintenance bill. We can convert it into your incumbent or post-campaign site if you won, using different copy on the same foundation. Or we can take it down entirely and hand you the source code and a database export.
Most campaigns archive for the FEC retention window and leave it there. The choice is yours.
Talk to Brian about your campaign.
15-minute discovery call · honest scope and timeline · quote within 48 hours