FAQ
FAQ
What is a Constituent Hub?
A permanent website for candidates and officeholders. Your name. Your site. A clean, documented handoff from campaign to office.
Does the URL change after I win?
You register your name domain in your own name from day one, so it stays yours. At a dated handoff we archive the campaign material and remove the campaign ribbon, and the site becomes your personal site as an officeholder (not an official government site), with proof of the work you do for your constituents. Congressional official sites must live on house.gov or senate.gov. We build campaign and personal sites.
Is this a throwaway race microsite?
No. The point is one durable front door neighbors can Google after Election Day.
Who is this for?
MAGA candidates and officeholders - school board through county and beyond - especially where Facebook is the whole web presence today.
What is Red Line Ground Game?
Under construction. Planned canvasser add-on for Red Line hubs: talking points, training, walk lists, and maps wired to the hub Volunteer CTA. The campaign owns its voter data. You can ask about it on a hub quote, but it is not shipping yet.
How do rates work?
Preview is free (watermarked mock). Hub Lite is $149 to build plus $19/mo with a Red Line badge. Hub is $249 to build, three months hosting free, then $29/mo with no badge. County and up is by quote. Stripe pays for hub design and delivery only. It is not a campaign donation. Contribution buttons on your site use WinRed, Anedot, or similar. See pricing.