VoterVoice, part of FiscalNote vs. NationBuilder

Excellent for local and state level political campaigns. Also has worked very well for some of our non-profit clients. We do not currently use the platform outside of these scenarios.

• Provides an excellent framework for quickly building scaleable websites that are easy to edit
• The low learning curve for managing a people database, segmenting groups, and targeting influencers based on intelligent insights
• Scales well as your organization grows

Incentivized

• Customer service: We used to have a dedicated account exec who met with us monthly to give us insight into our NationBuilder, as well as tips or suggestions for things like increasing our email deliverability or duplicates. While we're busy doing the work we do, it helped raise red flags for us that we didn't know existed. Our current account exec has zero communication with us in terms of providing any tangible support and that's been a complete 180 from our initial experience.

Incentivized

While it isn't the easiest to use for someone coming to it for the first time, it has become like second nature navigating it. I find that because I understand it's functionality, I have a very easy time navigating.

Incentivized

It is difficult to compare WordPress and NationBuilder because they are completely different. NationBuilder is a closed system that is specifically made to accomplish certain things. WordPress is largely an open source product with thousands of plugins, extensions, and expandability. However, because of its increased versatility, some clients gravitate toward WordPress over NationBuilder.

Incentivized

• We've raised a lot of money through emails, petitions, and donations.
• We've increased our membership.
• We've improved our ability to mobilize membership.

Incentivized