Features
Everything the platform does, in the order you would use it. Not every feature is on every plan — texting starts on Growth, and the voter file, canvassing and phone banking on Professional. The plan comparison shows exactly which.
Contacts
One record per person, enriched automatically. Every email opened, door knocked, dollar given and text replied to lands on the same timeline.
NH voter file matching
Contacts are matched against the New Hampshire voter file automatically — party registration, House, Senate and floterial district, town and primary vote history.
Floterial districts
Handled as real districts rather than a data error, so a CA8 voter is reachable when you target CA8.
Smart tags & lists
Case-insensitive tags that merge instead of multiplying, plus saved segments that re-run themselves.
Advanced segmentation
Filter on tag, town, county, district, party, donor status, email engagement, SMS consent, event attendance or petition signature — and combine them.
Duplicate detection
Finds likely duplicates and merges them without losing donations, RSVPs or history.
Custom fields
Text, number, date, currency or select. Yours, per organization.
Activity timeline
Opens, clicks, gifts, texts, doors, signatures and actions in one chronological record.
Import from anywhere
CSV, Mailchimp, ActBlue, WinRed, Anedot. Column mapping you control, with a dry run first.
Fundraising
Donation pages, recurring giving and the compliance paperwork built from the same records — because rebuilding a CFS report from bank statements in June is not a plan.
Custom donation pages
Your branding, your ask amounts, mobile-first, on your own domain. Thermometer, upsells and recurring prompts optional.
Ask amounts from history
Suggested amounts scale to each donor’s last gift, so a $500 donor stops being asked for $25.
Recurring giving
Monthly and weekly, with the subscription managed for you.
Employer & occupation
Collected automatically above the reporting threshold, because the filing needs it.
Platform imports
ActBlue, WinRed and Anedot donations flow in with fees and transaction IDs intact.
NH CFS export
Filing files generated from the state’s own template rather than approximated.
QuickBooks integration
Sales receipts to Undeposited Funds, deposits grouped to match the bank, fees posted under bank charges.
Bank deposit reconciliation
Group gifts into a deposit and tick it off against the statement, QuickBooks-style.
Gross, fees and net
Stored separately from the moment a gift lands, because the filing wants gross and the books want net.
Donor analytics
Giving history, lapsed donors, average gift, and who is close to their contribution limit.
A builder your volunteers can use, segmentation that means something, and the deliverability details most platforms leave broken.
Drag-and-drop builder
Blocks, columns, images and buttons, with your organization’s colors and fonts already loaded.
A/B testing
Test the subject line, the body copy, or both. A share of the list decides; the winner goes to the rest automatically, judged on clicks rather than opens.
Drip sequences
Welcome series and follow-ups that run on their own from a trigger.
Scheduled sending
Queue it for Tuesday at 8am and walk away.
One-click unsubscribe
RFC 8058 compliant, which is what Gmail and Yahoo now require of bulk senders.
Merge tags
First name, salutation, a greeting that degrades gracefully, and suggested ask amounts.
Link-level click tracking
Which link, in which position, clicked by how many actual people.
Public archive & RSS
Every send gets a permanent web version and an optional feed.
Bounce & complaint handling
Hard bounces and spam reports suppress the address across your whole account, automatically.
Re-engagement & sunset
Find the people who have not opened anything in a year and either win them back or let them go.
Texting
Registered 10DLC sending, a real two-way inbox, and the compliance rules enforced by the software rather than remembered by a volunteer.
10DLC registered
Sent through a carrier-approved political campaign, not an unregistered long code that gets filtered.
Two-way inbox
Replies arrive in a threaded conversation with unread first, opt-outs filed separately, and the list refreshing itself.
MMS with images
Attach a photo and it is resized server-side to something every carrier will actually deliver.
Automatic STOP handling
Recorded, confirmed and suppressed the moment it arrives — per organization, so leaving one list does not silently mute another.
Quiet hours enforced
8am–9pm Eastern, checked continuously during a send — a blast that would cross 9pm pauses itself and resumes next morning.
Per-recipient links
Each person gets their own short link, so clicks are attributable to a human rather than a batch.
Delivery receipts
Carrier confirmations recorded per message, so an undelivered text is visible instead of assumed sent.
Conversion funnel
Delivered, clicked and completed, measured end to end, so you can tell a text that got clicks from one that got action.
Contact-level threads
The full text history sits on the contact record next to their email and giving history.
Consent tracking
Opt-in recorded with a timestamp and a source, because “they signed up somewhere” is not a defense.
Field
Walkbooks that survive a basement with no signal, and phone lists that keep their place. Built after watching what actually breaks on a Saturday morning.
Walkbooks
Cut turf by town, district or list, and build a book per canvasser with the route already ordered.
Offline canvassing
The whole book, the map tiles and the doors cached on the phone. Knock with no signal and it syncs when you surface.
Three-way support ID
Supporter, undecided or against, per voter, per door — with a separate record of whether contact was actually made.
Multi-unit buildings
Apartments split into their own doors instead of one entry for a twelve-unit block.
GPS door verification
Soft location check on each door, so you know the book was walked.
Canvasser assignment
Assign books to volunteers and email them their login instructions in one step.
Results & leaderboard
Per-book tallies, an organization-wide dashboard, per-candidate breakdowns and CSV export.
Phone banking
Call lists with dispositions, click-to-call, and the same support ID model as the doors.
Volunteer permissions
Field volunteers see their books and nothing else — not your donor list.
iOS app
On the App Store, for canvassers who would rather not use a browser.
Advocacy
The tools for changing a vote, which also happen to be the best list-building tools you have.
Action alerts
A constituent enters their address, gets their own legislators, edits the message and sends it. You keep the contact.
Petitions
Public petition pages with signature counts, sharing and automatic tagging.
Testimony pages
Help supporters file testimony on a bill before the hearing, including committee-specific routing.
Bill tracking
Bills pulled from the General Court’s own database, with status and committee.
Hearing alerts
Know when a bill you care about is scheduled, in time to do something about it.
Legislative scorecards
Score every roll call, not a curated handful. Career, session, member and issue views, with public pages you can point voters at.
Executive Council targeting
Councillors as a target set, which national platforms generally do not model at all.
Committee targeting
Send to a committee rather than a district when that is who decides.
Platform
Events, surveys, an API, and an AI assistant that can answer questions about your own data instead of the internet’s.
Events & RSVPs
Create events, take RSVPs, run check-in at the door, and sell tickets where you need to.
Surveys & forms
Build a survey, score the answers, and email a copy of the responses to the respondent and your team.
Embeddable signup forms
Drop a signup form on any website with an iframe and it inherits your branding.
REST API
Read and write contacts with every filter the web interface has, authenticated with API keys you issue.
AI assistant
Ask questions about your own contacts, donations and engagement in plain language, from the dashboard.
MCP server
Connect Claude or another MCP client directly to your organization’s data with a bearer key.
Your own subdomain
yourorg.nhcivicrm.com, or bring your own domain.
Multi-organization
Run several committees from one login, with per-organization roles and permissions and no data bleeding between them.
Roles & permissions
Admin, manager, volunteer and custom permission sets, applied per organization.
Automatic OG images
Every public page gets a share image generated for it, so links do not look broken on social.
Which plan
Said plainly, because finding out after you have paid is worse. Unlimited users on all of them.
Starter
$49/mo
Contacts, email, donation pages, events, petitions, surveys and action alerts to legislators.
Growth
$89/mo
Adds two-way texting, testimony pages and bill tracking.
Professional
$199/mo
Adds the NH voter file, walkbooks and phone banking.
Organization
$299/mo
The same as Professional, with room for 50,000 contacts.
30-day free trial
Card verified, nothing charged for 30 days. Import your list, send your first email, and see the voter file matches the same afternoon.