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Capitol Contact vs One Click Politics

Both stand on advocacy software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Capitol Contact

Free trial Web

Capitol Contact brings petition, email, targeting, and reporting tools into one advocacy service. Its trial has no credit-card requirement, while ongoing use requires a paid plan.

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One Click Politics

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1

One Click Politics combines legislative research, regulation alerts, and supporter campaign tools. Its free option is limited to one bill, while advocacy software pricing requires an inquiry.

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The facts

Capitol ContactOne Click Politics
Free planA free trialYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWebAndroid, API, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid planOne State: $100 a monthSingle State: $490 a year
Plans published36
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitecapitolcontact.comoneclickpolitics.com
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Capitol Contact: what it does well

  • Combines messages or signatures for lawmakers
  • Targets legislators and other public decision-makers
  • Supports petitions and individual advocacy messages
  • Tracks delivered, opened, and clicked emails
  • Includes customer service and advocacy consulting

What to know first

  • No free plan
  • Paid plans start at $100.00 per month
  • Web platform only

One Click Politics: what it does well

  • Tracks legislation across U.S. states and international jurisdictions.
  • Bill Genius searches full-text legislation and supports comparisons.
  • Campaigns can use petitions, video, email, and calling.
  • Free plan covers one bill with movement alerts.
  • Offers bill, regulation, and representative lookup widgets.

What to know first

  • Advocacy software pricing is available on request.
  • Free widgets carry a One Click Politics badge.
  • Free bill tracking is limited to one bill.

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