For Democratic campaigns, committees, and PACs
Done-for-you fundraising email, written in your candidate's voice and delivered on your send calendar.
Quarter-end is nine days out. The candidate has notes. Nobody on staff writes fundraising copy for a living, so it falls to whoever is still awake.
The FEC filing does not move. The email goes out rushed, and the ask is buried in paragraph four.
There is no time for a second option, so the list sees whatever was typed first.
Match day is planned Tuesday and written Wednesday night. The sequence that would have doubled it never gets built.
You keep approval on everything. We keep the writing off your desk.
Deadline, event, match, or launch. Add notes, links, and any past emails you want us to match.
You get a ready-to-send draft: subject line options, preview text, ask strategy, and body copy in your voice.
Request changes until it is right, then send from your own platform. We refine as your list responds.
Most fundraising email underperforms for reasons that are boringly fixable.
Real hooks built on the actual news of your race, not another message titled Quick update.
Anchored contribution amounts, clear stakes, and a specific number the reader is being asked to close.
Multi-touch series for quarter-ends, match days, and events, planned as a series rather than one-offs.
Smart resends for the supporters who meant to contribute and forgot, which is most of the ones who did not.
Who gets what, and when, so the lapsed file and your best donors are not reading the same appeal.
Disclaimers and attribution handled as part of the draft, not bolted on after legal reads it.
Three of the situations that come up most. Same structure every time: a reason to open, a number to close.
Raised $127K in 14 days during our filing push. The emails sounded exactly like the candidate.
Our average contribution went from $18 to $31 after they rewrote our ask strategy.
Drafts were sharp on the first pass and our donors responded immediately.
Four ways to get fundraising email written. Here is the honest version.
| Comparison criteria | Us | In-house hire | Full-service agency | Do it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | From $500 | $4,000+ | $3,000 to $10,000 | Your evenings |
| Time to first draft | 48 hours | 3 to 6 weeks | 1 to 2 weeks | Whenever you get to it |
| Writes fundraising daily | Yes | Sometimes | Yes | No |
| You approve before send | Always | Always | Varies | Always |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | No | Usually contracted | Not applicable |
Pricing
No tiers and nothing withheld from smaller campaigns. Pay for the platform, pick your weekly volume, add services if you want them.
Month to month. You approve every email before it sends, and we never send from your list.
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Questions
Same day in most cases. Once you subscribe you can submit your first request immediately, and the first draft comes back within 48 hours on weekdays.
That is the part we work hardest on. We start from 3 to 5 of your past sends, your talking points, and any voice notes you have. You get revisions until it is right, every time.
Submit requests by Monday noon. We write Tuesday and Wednesday. Finished emails land Thursday, ready to approve and schedule for the week ahead.
No. You get ready-to-send copy that you paste into your own platform and send from your own sender reputation. Keeping bulk send on your side is deliberate and protects your deliverability.
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Democratic candidate campaigns, party committees, and PACs, from municipal races to statewide. We do not work with Republican campaigns or committees.
No long-term contract. Month to month, pause or cancel anytime, and you keep everything we have written for you.
Send us the goal today and the first draft is back within 48 hours.
Month to month. Cancel anytime. You approve before anything sends.