Partners
One layer, every client, no bespoke plumbing.
The value of a normalized supporter record is highest for the person who has to build the data flow twelve times a cycle instead of once.
Per-client workspaces
Separate site keys, destinations, consent version history and exports. Staff access is granted per workspace, and nothing crosses between clients.
One integration standard
The same supporter record shape everywhere, so per-client work drops to configuration instead of engineering.
A defensible default
Every client site you install on ends up asking before it tracks. Your name is on the implementation — this is the version you want it on.
Real conversion signal
Server-side conversions for consented supporters mean the ad accounts you manage optimize on something better than landing-page views.
Portable for the client
CSV export on every plan. You are not creating a lock-in problem you will have to explain later.
Written quotes
Every client gets one, at the same rate card. It goes in their compliance file and answers the in-kind question before it is asked.
The pitch you can make to a client
"Your site currently identifies nobody and reports almost nothing to your ad platform. We will install a consent-first identification layer, route the consented supporters into the tools you already own, and start reporting a real conversion event. If a voter declines, nothing happens — and that is a sentence you can say out loud in a press cycle."
Before you resell
If you intend to bill a political committee through your own agreement rather than having them contract directly, read FEC & in-kind first. How the rate is set matters, and it is easier to structure correctly at the start than to unwind.
Questions people actually ask
Can we white-label it?
Not the product interface today. You can absolutely present the capability as part of your service, and per-client workspaces mean your clients never see each other. If white-labeling is a deal-breaker, tell us — it is a roadmap conversation, not a policy one.
How does billing work across clients?
Either the campaign contracts directly and you configure it, or you contract and bill through. The second option has FEC implications for how the rate is set when your client is a political committee, so read the FEC page and talk to your counsel before choosing it.
What happens when we lose a client?
Offboarding is a permissions change. The workspace, its data and its export stay with the client. Nothing about ending an engagement should require a data migration project.
Do you work with agencies on both sides?
Yes. We are nonpartisan as a vendor, one rate card, and the integration directory is filterable by lane so each of your clients sees what applies to them.
See what your own website already knows.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough. We will look at your site's current consent posture first — that part is useful whether or not you buy anything.