Solutions
For candidates: know who is actually paying attention
The candidate — the person whose name is on the sign, who wants to know whether any of this is working.
What actually hurts
You cannot tell whether the website is doing anything
You paid for a website, you drive people to it, and the only feedback loop is a traffic number in an analytics dashboard that means nothing to you. Nobody can tell you a single name of a person who visited this week.
Your donor list is smaller than your supporter base
Plenty of people are interested enough to read your issues page and not interested enough to fill out a form. Today those people are invisible, so they never get asked.
Everything you are offered is a list you rent
The standard answer to 'we need more names' costs money per name and gives you people who have never heard of you. Your own visitors are cheaper and warmer, and nobody is selling you a way to reach them.
What this looks like from where you sit
You will get a list of named people who read your website and consented to be identified, with the page they read, in whatever system your team already uses. Once a week your finance director should be able to say “these eleven people read the donate page twice and have given before,” and somebody should call them.
That is the whole product from a candidate’s chair. Everything else on this site is the plumbing that makes that sentence true.
What we will not do for you
We will not hand you a list of people who did not consent. We will not tell you how someone is registered or how they voted — that requires voter-file access we do not have, and we explain exactly why on voter file rules. And we will not tell you a number of supporters you will get, because we have not seen your traffic.
The one thing to ask your team
Ask them whether your website requests consent before it runs any tracking, and ask them to prove it. If the answer is vague, that is worth fixing regardless of whether you ever buy anything from us. Consent-first explains what “prove it” means.
Integrations that matter to you
All integrations →ActBlue
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
WinRedWinRed
The GOP donation rail, and bundler_id is an official, supported attribution parameter — not a hack.
Fundraising & payments
MailchimpMailchimp
Still the default email tool for local and county campaigns that have not bought a political-specific platform yet.
Email & SMS
NGP VANNGP VAN / EveryAction
The dominant Democratic and progressive campaign database — if your organizers live anywhere, they live here.
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
SlackSlack
Puts a warm supporter in front of a human in seconds — the difference between a record and a phone call.
Automation
Start with these use cases
- Turn visitors into donors
Most people who read your donate page leave without giving and without telling you who they are. Ballot Signal identifies the consented ones and puts them in front of your finance team the same day.
- Recruit volunteers
Volunteer pages convert worse than donate pages. Ballot Signal identifies the consented visitors who showed up, read the shift list, and left — so your organizers can follow up with a name instead of a number.
Your pricing tier
Local & county, or the tier matching your office
Pricing is set by the level of office and the traffic your site actually gets, and it is offered on the same terms to every similarly-situated campaign — which is what keeps it from being an in-kind contribution.
The integration layer
Works with your stack
53 platforms across eight categories, each carrying an honest status label — including the ones that say "coming soon" and "partner-only."
Text wordmarks only — we do not display partner logos without written permission, and a badge here never implies an endorsement or a native connector. The status on each partner page is the claim; this wall is just the map. Not seeing yours? Request an integration.
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.