A full-equipped advocacy website for your town — petition, nearby-bans tracker, board meetings, officials directory, email templates, and landscaper directory. Advocacy tools are pre-loaded and ready to customize.
No cost. Ready in about 48 hours.
Everything a local ban campaign actually needs.
Three steps. About 48 hours from submission to live site.
No subscription. No trial that ends. Your site stays online as long as your campaign is running. If your town passes a ban and you no longer need it, archive it — no obligations either way.
Live sites built on the platform.
Every site starts turnkey and fully working. The examples below have been customized by their local organizers to varying degrees — yours will be yours to style, rewrite, and extend the same way.
The movement, nationally.
Because running a local campaign shouldn't start from scratch.
This platform started as Quiet Clean Croton — a resident-led campaign in a small Westchester village that needed a petition, a way to contact municipal officials, and a place to coordinate volunteers. Once we had something that worked, offering it to other towns was the obvious next step. Every local campaign that stands up here strengthens the case for the next one — and pools the research, ordinance citations, and neighbor-town data that every organizer starts by hunting for.
Start your town's site in about two minutes.
No cost. Ready in about 48 hours.