Comparison

Electbase vs ActBlue Website Builder

Both build campaign websites. The difference this page is about is the "Paid for by" line at the bottom of every page: Electbase writes it for you; ActBlue Website Builder gives you somewhere to type it.

Electbase compared with ActBlue Website Builder on disclaimers, price, eligibility, donations and cancellation
ElectbaseActBlue Website Builder
The “Paid for by” disclaimerGenerated from your committee details — in your state’s own wording in 12 states and the federal form everywhere else. A site cannot be published without one, and we tell you when yours differs from the wording we generate. See which states.Not generated from committee details. The launch checklist lists adding a site disclaimer as a task for the campaign; the product page does not mention a disclaimer, committee details or state rules.
Their wording: “Added a site disclaimer”
Source, checked 2026-09-22
Price, as published$29 to $249 a month, with custom offerings quoted per engagement.$40/month, no setup fees. ActBlue's own contribution processing fee applies separately when you fundraise.
Their wording: “Launch your campaign website in minutes for just $40/month.”
Source, checked 2026-09-22
Who can use itDemocratic, nonpartisan and PAC campaigns.Democratic candidates and progressive organizations; access runs through an ActBlue account.
Source, checked 2026-09-22
DonationsYour processor, not ours: ActBlue, Anedot, Donorbox, Numero and more. We never touch the money.Native ActBlue fundraising, plus integrations including NGP VAN, Action Network, Mailchimp and Mobilize.
Source, checked 2026-09-22
If you stop payingYou own your domain and your data, export any time, and can keep the site as a read-only archive after the election.The site is deleted at the end of the subscription period after you cancel. ActBlue does not sell domains; you buy your own.
Source, checked 2026-09-22

Every competitor fact below was read from that vendor's own public pages on the date shown — product pages, pricing pages, help centers and terms. Third-party reviews were never used as a source. Where a vendor's site does not document something, the cell says so rather than guessing. ActBlue Website Builder may have changed something since 2026-09-22 — if you spot that, tell us and we will correct it. Electbase is not affiliated with ActBlue Website Builder, and names are their owners’.

What we do not claim

This is a comparison of published facts, not legal advice, and we do not certify that any disclaimer meets the law for your campaign. We generate the wording and tell you when yours differs; your counsel decides the final language.

See the states we generate wording for, or read our longer look at thirteen campaign website builders.