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53 platforms across eight categories. Filter by category, by partisan lane, or by whether we have actually built it.
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CRM & voter contact
Your campaign's system of record — where every supporter eventually lands.
8 integrations
Fundraising & payments
Match giving history to the visitor who never filled out the form.
3 integrations
Email & SMS
The channels that live or die on a defensible consent record.
11 integrations
Website builders & CMS
Where the tag goes. One snippet, or a native plugin.
9 integrations
Consent & privacy
Signals we consume, never signals we override.
8 integrations
Automation
The universal escape hatch — webhook, Zapier, CSV.
6 integrations
Voter data
Honest about what we do not have yet.
3 integrations
Ads & analytics
Server-side conversion signal — for consented supporters only.
5 integrations
The full directory
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Complianz
Implements the WP Consent API properly, which makes it the shortest path from 'installed' to 'provably gated'.
Consent & privacy
CookiebotCookiebot
One of the most widely deployed consent management platforms — if a campaign has a banner at all, it is often this one.
Consent & privacy
CookieHubCookieHub
Lightweight CMP that shows up frequently on small campaign sites.
Consent & privacy
CookieYesCookieYes
Popular low-cost CMP on WordPress and hosted builders — common on down-ballot sites.
Consent & privacy
CSVCSV export
The exit door. A vendor who makes export hard is telling you something about the relationship — we make it a button.
Automation
FramerFramer
Fast-growing choice for modern campaign landing pages and launch sites.
Website builders & CMS
Consent Mode v2Google Consent Mode v2
The de facto consent grammar for the web. If your Consent Mode implementation is correct, ours inherits it for free.
Consent & privacy
MailchimpMailchimp
Still the default email tool for local and county campaigns that have not bought a political-specific platform yet.
Email & SMS
OneTrustOneTrust
The enterprise CMP — where a state party or large advocacy organization has a privacy office, this is usually what they bought.
Consent & privacy
OsanoOsano
Common where an organization wants consent plus data-subject-request tooling in one place.
Consent & privacy
SlackSlack
Puts a warm supporter in front of a human in seconds — the difference between a record and a phone call.
Automation
SquarespaceSquarespace
Common for first-time and local candidate sites built by a volunteer over a weekend.
Website builders & CMS
WebhookUniversal webhook
The honest answer to 'do you integrate with X?' when X is not on this list — and the reason our coverage claim does not depend on a marketplace review queue.
Automation
WebflowWebflow
The default for agency-built campaign sites that want design control without a CMS to maintain.
Website builders & CMS
WixWix
A large share of small-business and first-run candidate sites, especially where a family member built it.
Website builders & CMS
WordPressWordPress
WordPress powers roughly 41% of all websites per W3Techs — a share that has been declining from its mid-2025 peak, but still by far the largest single install target. There is no credible public data on CMS share among political campaign sites specifically, so we prioritize on that directional evidence rather than a made-up number.
Website builders & CMS
WP Consent APIWP Consent API
The only standardized consent contract inside WordPress — and the reason our plugin can be honest about gating without asking you to write code.
Consent & privacy
HubSpotHubSpot
The CRM most consultants and advocacy shops already run alongside a political database — often the reporting layer leadership actually looks at.
CRM & voter contact
NationBuilderNationBuilder
All-in-one CRM and website builder — so it is both a destination for supporter records and a place the Ballot Signal tag itself gets installed.
CRM & voter contact
ZapierZapier
The fastest route to broad coverage: one app, thousands of destinations, without waiting on every vendor's roadmap.
Automation
ActiveCampaignActiveCampaign
Deep automation for small teams — the tag that arrives from us can start a whole nurture sequence without staff touching it.
Email & SMS
EZ TextingEZ Texting
Low-cost texting many local campaigns already have a login for.
Email & SMS
SalesforceSalesforce
The enterprise floor for large PACs, advocacy organizations and party committees with real IT governance.
CRM & voter contact
ActBlueActBlue
Turns 'this person read the donate page' into 'this person read the donate page and has given twice before' — the single most useful enrichment on the Democratic side.
Fundraising & payments
AnedotAnedot
Cross-partisan, signs its webhooks properly, and natively carries a communications-consent flag — the closest thing to a consent-native fundraising platform.
Fundraising & payments
GetThruGetThru (ThruText)
Widely used peer-to-peer texting for progressive and nonpartisan organizing programs.
Email & SMS
Google AdsGoogle Ads
Search intent from voters looking up a candidate by name is some of the cheapest, highest-intent traffic in politics — and worth measuring properly.
Ads & analytics
GA4Google Analytics 4
Makes the supporter funnel visible in the analytics tool the campaign already reviews every Monday.
Ads & analytics
HustleHustle
Conversation-first peer-to-peer texting, where a warm consented contact converts far better than a cold one.
Email & SMS
MakeMake
Visual automation with far more logic per scenario than Zapier — useful when routing rules get complicated.
Automation
Meta CAPIMeta Conversions API
Political ad budgets are optimized on conversion signal, and most campaigns are feeding the algorithm almost nothing.
Ads & analytics
n8nn8n
Self-hostable, so supporter records never leave infrastructure you control — the answer for the most privacy-conservative organizations.
Automation
PeerlyPeerly
Used across political texting and calling programs, particularly for high-volume voter contact.
Email & SMS
RumbleUpRumbleUp
A primary GOP-side peer-to-peer texting platform, especially for MMS-heavy persuasion programs.
Email & SMS
Scale to WinScale to Win
Where a lot of Democratic peer-to-peer texting actually happens, and it inherits its consent posture from whatever VAN holds.
Email & SMS
TatangoTatango
Heavy political and nonprofit use, and strict about opt-in — which is exactly why a real consent record is the thing that makes a list usable here.
Email & SMS
Text Em AllText Em All
Straightforward mass-notification texting for local campaigns and volunteer coordination.
Email & SMS
WinRedWinRed
The GOP donation rail, and bundler_id is an official, supported attribution parameter — not a hack.
Fundraising & payments
AristotleAristotle
Long-standing compliance and data vendor for federal committees — often the system that decides whether a record is reportable.
CRM & voter contact
Campaign SidekickCampaign Sidekick
Widely used for field and canvassing on the Republican side, where the identified supporter needs to become a door on a walk list.
CRM & voter contact
CampaignPartnerCampaignPartner
Long-running campaign website provider with a substantial down-ballot install base.
Website builders & CMS
KlaviyoKlaviyo
Increasingly the email and SMS platform of choice for advocacy organizations that run like consumer brands.
Email & SMS
mParticlemParticle
Enterprise CDP with a first-class consent model of its own — a natural fit once the connector exists.
Ads & analytics
NGP VANNGP VAN / EveryAction
The dominant Democratic and progressive campaign database — if your organizers live anywhere, they live here.
CRM & voter contact
Online CandidateOnline Candidate
One of the lowest-cost purpose-built campaign website platforms — a real slice of down-ballot campaigns.
Website builders & CMS
PoliEnginePoliEngine
Purpose-built campaign sites with compliance-aware defaults — a natural fit for a consent-first layer.
Website builders & CMS
SegmentSegment
Where a large organization already centralizes customer data, adding a source beats adding another point-to-point integration.
Ads & analytics
WebPoliticoWebPolitico
Campaign-specific web platform used across state and local races.
Website builders & CMS
Data TrustData Trust
The Republican-lane data cooperative — the mirror of what TargetSmart anchors on the other side.
Voter data
i360i360
Anchors the Republican data lane the way NGP VAN anchors the Democratic one.
CRM & voter contact
L2L2
The most widely licensed commercial voter file. When a partnership closes, this is where 'resolve' starts to include party, vote history and district.
Voter data
NuminarNuminar
A modern data and analytics stack on the Republican side, increasingly the system of record for campaigns that want in-house modeling.
CRM & voter contact
TargetSmartTargetSmart
Deep Democratic-lane voter data and modeling — a high-value future partnership, not a current capability.
Voter data
Nothing matches those filters. Request an integration and tell us what you run.
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What each status actually means
Built, tested and available to every customer today. You can turn this on yourself without talking to us.
Built and running with real customers, but not yet generally available. Expect us to be involved in your setup and expect the occasional rough edge. Ask us for access.
Not a native connector. This works today through our Zapier app, which means you will build and maintain a Zap and you may need a paid Zapier plan for the volume. It works — it is just not us doing the work.
Not a native connector. This works today through our signed universal webhook, and someone on your side (or your consultant) wires up the endpoint. Full supporter record, full consent record, no UI.
Not built yet, or built and waiting on a marketplace review we do not control. We are not going to tell you a date we cannot hold. If it matters to your buying decision, tell us and it moves up the list.
This platform does not publish open integration documentation. Access requires a commercial partnership we have not signed. CSV export is the honest path today, and we would rather say that than imply a connector exists.
Questions people actually ask
What do the status labels mean?
Live means built and available today. Beta means running with real customers but not generally available. Via Zapier and Via webhook mean it works today but through a bridge you configure, not a native connector we maintain. Coming soon means not built, or built and waiting on a marketplace review we do not control. Partner-only means the platform publishes no integration documentation at all.
Why admit that things are not built?
Because the alternative is a directory that quietly implies coverage we do not have, and a buyer who finds the gap during implementation is right to be angry. It also lets us claim broad coverage truthfully on day one through Zapier, webhook, CSV and embed, while we earn the native badges.
My tool is not listed. Can you still connect it?
Almost certainly. If it can receive an HTTPS POST it can receive a supporter record, and the Zapier app reaches thousands more. Tell us what you run — requests are how we prioritize.
Why are there no partner logos?
Because we do not have written permission to use them. Text wordmarks identify a platform without implying an endorsement or a partnership that does not exist.
Do you have a partner program?
Yes — for agencies reselling across a book of business and for platforms that want a listed integration. Both are described on the partners pages.
Not seeing yours?
Tell us what you run. Requests are the main input into what we build next, and we answer every one — including the ones where the answer is 'that will be a while.'