Website Studio is the tool inside FreedomVote that builds, publishes and hosts your campaign or county party website — a candidate template or a committee template, live in about a week, with no webmaster required. Your name, office, colors and photo are already in place when you open it. Editing a page later means typing plain English into a box, not filing a ticket with a coder.
Here is the honest proof: the site you are reading this sentence on right now — freedomvote.ai, every page of it — is built and published on Website Studio. If it can carry our own site, it can carry a village trustee’s four-page bio site or a county party’s full roster of precinct committeemen.
Website Studio is included with every plan — Candidate at $39 a month, Committee at $149 a month — hosting included, no separate bill. County parties get roster and endorsement pages built for the job, and event pages connect straight to ticketing.
Updated August 2026
Building a campaign site the old way
- Pay a “web guy” to build a WordPress site, then wait three weeks for an email back.
- Learn that any update means calling him again — and paying him again.
- A domain and hosting bill from a company you’ve never heard of, renewing on autopilot.
- No clean way to list precinct committeemen or endorsements without another custom page.
- The site goes stale the week after launch because nobody can touch it.
Building a campaign site with Website Studio
- Pick the candidate or committee template. Your name, office and colors are already there.
- Live in about a week — most campaigns publish the week they sign up.
- Edit any page yourself, in plain English, no code and no ticket to a webmaster.
- Hosting is included. One bill, no renewal surprises in October.
- Add a roster, an endorsement page, or an event page tied to ticketing — in minutes.
Three things a “web guy” can’t do
Templates built for your race
Two templates, not two hundred: one built for a candidate, one built for a county committee. Your name, office, colors and photo are already in place when you open it. Most campaigns publish the week they sign up — a homepage, a bio, an issues page and a way to volunteer, live before your second yard sign order even arrives.
No webmaster, ever
Every page opens for editing in plain English and big type — the words you’d use talking to a neighbor, not a code editor. Change a headline, swap a photo, add an issues page the same afternoon a reporter calls. Nobody is waiting on a $75-an-hour invoice, or a nephew who “knows computers,” to update your site before Saturday’s parade.
Built for the whole county party
County committees get what a candidate site doesn’t need: a roster of precinct committeemen that stays current automatically, an endorsement page listing every candidate the party has backed, and event pages that connect straight to ticketing — so the Lincoln Day dinner sells tickets from the same site that lists your officers.
Every change, live in one click — and one click to undo it
You always see what’s live, what’s a draft, and who touched it last — the same panel we use to publish freedomvote.ai itself. Change a page, preview it, publish it. If a volunteer fat-fingers the bio page at midnight, reverting it takes one click, not a phone call to a webmaster.
Every FreedomVote site, from a village trustee’s four pages to a county party’s full roster, runs through this same publish panel.
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One panel. Publish, preview, or roll back — no ticket required.
You are looking at the proof right now.
freedomvote.ai — every page of it — is built and published on Website Studio, the same tool behind a village trustee’s four-page bio site and a county party’s roster of forty precincts. We didn’t build a separate, nicer tool for ourselves. If it can carry our own site under a filing-deadline crowd, it can carry yours.
Straight answers
How fast can I actually get a website live?
Most campaigns publish the week they sign up. Pick the candidate or committee template, your name and colors are already in place, and you fill in a bio, an issues page and a way for volunteers to sign up. A four-page site live before your first mail piece arrives is normal, not exceptional.
Do I need to hire a webmaster or learn to code?
No. Every page opens for editing in plain English and big type — change a headline, swap a photo, add an issues page — the same afternoon a reporter calls. Nobody is waiting on an invoice or a nephew who "knows computers" to touch your site before Saturday’s parade.
Is hosting really included, or is that another bill later?
Included. One monthly plan covers the website, the hosting and the domain setup — no separate hosting company, no renewal notice from a vendor you have never heard of showing up in October.
Is FreedomVote’s own website actually built on this?
Yes — freedomvote.ai is a Website Studio site, published and updated the same way a candidate or county chairman would use it. We would rather you judge the tool by the site you are standing on than by a demo.
Can our county party list precinct committeemen and endorsements?
Yes. Committee templates include a roster page that stays current as your precinct list changes and an endorsement page listing every candidate the party has backed — pages a candidate site doesn’t need but a county party runs on.
Do event pages connect to ticket sales?
Yes. An event page you build in Website Studio — a Lincoln Day dinner, a rally, a town hall — connects straight to FreedomVote’s ticketing, so the same page that describes the event sells the seats.
It’s one system. These come with it.
Social Manager
Plan a week of posts in one sitting. Show up every day without living on Facebook.
Email & Texting
Branded email that lands in the inbox, and peer-to-peer texting that reaches voters where they actually are.
Fundraising
Every check logged, every donor thanked, every report ready for your treasurer — automatically.
You bring the courage.
We bring the campaign plan.
No credit card. No sales calls, ever. Questions? support@freedomvote.ai