We build finished campaign websites for local candidates of any party. You give us 30 minutes and your photos. We write the pages, connect your donate button and put you online looking like you mean it.
General website builders make you hunt for an endorsements block or a voter-deadline page. Ours ship with them, laid out for phones first, because that's where most of your voters will tap through from a Facebook post.
Dana Whitfield isn't real, but her site is. Click through the demo to see every page working.
HomeYour photo, name and office, with Donate and Volunteer above the fold.
Meet the candidateWhy you're running, your roots and your service, in your own voice.
IssuesOne page per issue, so a voter who cares about the rezoning finds it fast.
Get involvedVolunteer sign-up, yard-sign requests and email list.
VoteElection date, registration deadline, absentee rules and a polling-place link.
EndorsementsNames, titles and short quotes from people voters trust.
Events and hearingsMeet-and-greets next to the public meetings you're watching.
Built for the bottom of the ballot
National platforms treat county and city races as their cheapest tier and still leave the writing to you. We start from what these offices are actually about.
Campaign finance rules treat a private discount as a possible contribution, so we don't do them. What you see is what every candidate pays. First-time candidates get $100 off setup, and that's public too.
Launch
A clean five-page site, live fast.
$399setup
then $29/month for hosting, care and changes
Five pages from our campaign template
Domain chosen and registered for you
Your text and photos placed and edited for the web
Donate and volunteer buttons wired to your own accounts
Paid-for-by footer on every page
Text-ready: opt-in, privacy and messaging terms pages
CandidateLaunch was started by a local candidate, not a software company. Leroy Godfrey Jr. built his own county council campaign site, including a public scorecard tracking every open question on a major rezoning, and learned what a local race actually needs from a website.
That means hearing calendars next to meet-and-greets, issue pages that follow a live fight from first reading to final vote, and a site that reads clearly on an older voter's phone. It also means knowing you don't have time to learn web design in the middle of knocking doors.
Yes. We build for Republicans, Democrats, independents and candidates in nonpartisan races. Our prices and terms are the same for everyone, and we don't take positions on races.
How can you launch in 7 days?
Every site starts from a campaign template we've already built and tested. Your week is spent on your content, not on code. The clock starts once we have your photos and our 30-minute interview.
Who owns the website and the domain?
You do. We register the domain in your name or your committee's name, and you can take a full export of the site at any time.
Do you collect donations for my campaign?
No. Your donate button links to your own WinRed, ActBlue, Anedot or other processor page. Money goes straight to your campaign and never passes through us.
I'm thinking about running in 2028. Is it too early?
It's the right time to lock in your domain and plan. A $99 deposit reserves a launch slot and counts toward setup, and it's refunded if you decide not to run before work begins.