Civic & Campaign Digital / Austin + Nationwide
We build websites and tools for candidates, ballot measures, and community organizations. That includes donations, volunteer signups, public information, and updates throughout a campaign.
Selected Austin work / Live
One site explains a tax-rate election. The other helps a candidate share his platform, collect donations, and organize volunteers.
Ballot measure / Rapid response / Public data
A public-information site explaining the tax-rate election through figures, short explanations, and published results. The site also received local media coverage.
Candidate campaign / Full platform / Operations
A campaign website for Austin City Council District 1, with donations, volunteer and email signups, endorsements, events, and news. It also includes tools for managing updates and a framework for additional languages.
Fixed-scope engagements
We agree on the pages, features, price, and launch date before work starts. These are common starting points.
FROM $7,500
A website for a ballot question or public issue. Includes organizing the content, building pages for phones and desktops, setting up analytics and social previews, and launching the site.
Typical launch: 3–5 days$12,500–25,000
A candidate website with a biography, platform, endorsements, events, news, donations, and volunteer signups. Campaign staff can manage updates.
Typical launch: 1–3 weeks$2,500–5,000
Improvements to an existing campaign site’s donation and signup forms. We check the steps on mobile, repair integrations, and add measurement so the team can see where people drop off.
Typical turnaround: 3–7 daysHow it works
Tell us the date that matters: a campaign launch, debate, the start of early voting, or election day. We plan the work around it.
Agree on the audience, the information they need, and what the site should help them do.
Gather the approved text, source material, images, disclosures, and account access.
Review working pages as we build them, with time for the campaign team to check the details.
Launch the site, check that forms and integrations work, and keep the information up to date.
Send a short description of the project and your deadline. Nate will reply with questions and a proposed plan.