VoterVoice

VoterVoice is a digital advocacy platform for organizing supporter outreach and measuring campaign activity. It supports email, calls, SMS, MMS and social-media outreach, along with petitions, surveys and newsletters. The platform can reach federal, state and local officials in the United States and Canada, and matches advocates to representatives using location and constituency data. Its Election Hub brings together legislator scorecards, election information and get-out-the-vote work. Reporting includes real-time results, visualizations, industry benchmarks and alerts when performance falls below average. Built-in AI suggestions recommend calls to action, while event tools help manage appointments, schedules, RSVPs, talking points and follow-up notes. The company lists integrations including Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics and membership platforms, plus an advocacy API that provides on-demand structured data for campaigns, supporters and actions. VoterVoice is available on Android, iOS and the web; pricing is on request and packages are customized by jurisdiction and advocacy options. The company says it has helped advocacy teams connect with decision-makers since 2000 and is part of FiscalNote.

VoterVoice combines outreach, event coordination and campaign reporting in one advocacy platform. Organizations should request pricing details that match their jurisdictions and package needs.

VoterVoice may suit advocacy teams that coordinate supporter campaigns and engagement with public officials in the United States or Canada. Its event tools and integrations may be relevant to teams managing organized outreach and member information.

VoterVoice is a digital advocacy platform for organizations that need to mobilize supporters and measure policy campaigns. It suits advocacy teams working across U.S. or Canadian jurisdictions, especially those coordinating legislator outreach and events. Its breadth is a strength, but custom pricing makes package fit and cost worth clarifying before committing.

Overview

Part of FiscalNote, VoterVoice has served advocacy teams since 2000. It connects organizations with federal, state and local officials in the United States and Canada, and brings supporter outreach, campaign activity and outcome reporting into one platform. Organizations can use email, calls, SMS, MMS and social media, as well as petitions, surveys and newsletters.

Automatic matching uses location and constituency data to direct advocates to the right representatives. That can reduce friction in campaigns spanning multiple districts, while Election Hub gathers legislator scorecards, election information and get-out-the-vote work in one place. The platform’s broad scope is most useful to teams running sustained programs; organizations with a narrow, occasional outreach need may find a customized platform more than they need.

Key features

• Campaign outreach: Multiple communication channels and action types let teams pair petitions or surveys with direct outreach. SMS messaging is supported, alongside email, calls, MMS and social media.
• Election Hub: Centralizes scorecards, election information and get-out-the-vote work, giving teams a shared place for election-related activity.
• Analytics: Real-time reports, interactive visualizations and industry benchmarks help teams track performance. Alerts for below-average results can prompt a campaign review, though benchmarks are not a substitute for an organization’s own goals.
• AI suggestions: Built-in recommendations propose calls to action and aim to improve campaign success rates. They are a source of suggestions, not a guarantee of results.
• Event management: Teams can organize appointments, schedules, RSVPs, talking points and follow-up notes for Capitol and other advocacy events. This is a practical fit for groups that need event coordination alongside digital campaigns.
• Integrations and API: Integrations include Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, PolicyNote and a range of membership and association systems, including iMIS, netFORUM, NimbleAMS, MemberSuite and Fonteva. The advocacy API is included with advocacy packages and provides on-demand structured campaign, supporter and action data.
• Security and support: VoterVoice describes itself as the only SOC 2 Type II certified advocacy solution. It advertises 24-hour live chat, an average 30-minute email response time, implementation and onboarding, and ongoing support.

Pricing

VoterVoice is paid, with custom pricing. Its Customized VoterVoice package adjusts jurisdictions and can include grassroots advocacy and policy monitoring options. Petition tools, legislator outreach, action campaigns, grassroots organizing, advocacy analytics and SMS messaging are supported, but package-specific access and costs should be confirmed directly.

Because pricing depends on the package and jurisdictions, organizations should request a quote that spells out which options they need rather than assume every capability is included in a base package. No free plan or trial is part of the stated offer, so teams seeking a no-cost way to start should consider alternatives with free plans.

Platforms

VoterVoice supports Android, iOS and web. That combination suits teams and supporters who need access across mobile devices and browsers.

Who it's for

VoterVoice is best suited to advocacy organizations that need to reach officials across jurisdictions, match constituents to representatives, coordinate events and evaluate campaigns. Its integrations and included advocacy API also make it a stronger fit for teams connecting advocacy activity with association or constituent systems. Groups looking for a free entry point, or only a simple single-purpose campaign tool, should compare less customized options.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Outreach spans multiple channels and action formats, giving teams options for different campaigns.
• Pros: Automatic representative matching and U.S.- and Canada-wide government reach support campaigns across districts and levels of government.
• Pros: Event management, analytics, API access and broad integrations extend the platform beyond message delivery.
• Cons: Custom pricing makes cost comparison difficult before a sales conversation.
• Cons: There is no stated free plan or trial, which limits low-risk evaluation for smaller organizations.

Alternatives

CORE Software is worth considering for teams seeking a freemium, open-source option built on WordPress and CiviCRM. One Click Politics offers a free bill-tracking plan for following one bill, while its advocacy software uses custom pricing; it may suit teams whose immediate need is bill alerts rather than a broader advocacy package.

NGP VAN uses subscription pricing provided through a demo or account executive, so it is another option for organizations prepared to discuss a paid platform with sales. SocialToaster has a free trial and paid monthly plans, making it relevant to teams that want to evaluate a trial-based paid option. Action Network offers free grassroots tools and a usage-based Movement plan starting at $15 per month, fitting teams that prefer a freemium model.

activist is a free, open-source, privacy-focused option governed by its community. New/Mode offers a free Individual plan with unlimited contacts and email blasts, among other advocacy tools, for teams looking for a free starting point. Rally Starter offers a free plan and trial for teams considering a freemium campaign option.

Browse more options in Advocacy Software and Nonprofit Marketing Software.

Verdict

Advocacy teams managing multi-jurisdiction outreach, events and campaign measurement should consider VoterVoice for its broad set of coordinated tools, representative matching and reporting. Its chief drawback is that custom pricing and the lack of a free plan make early cost and package comparison harder. Choose it when those integrated capabilities justify a sales-led purchase; look elsewhere if a free or clearly priced starting point is essential.