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One page.
Thousands of voices.

A Voices page asks people to sign, not to pay. It collects names, sends real emails to officials, or signs people up to a movement. Every name is counted live, on a page that looks like a poster.

See the three kinds

Opened for you by the Pledgix teamFree to signFive languages

A Voices page: a full picture, the title in big letters, and the button Sign and send my message
SLSarah L. just signedLakewood · a letter went to 3 officials
3,482 signed70% of the 5,000 goal · 12 days left
Three kinds of pageEmail to officials, petition, or movement.
Every name counted liveThe count, the goal and the days left, on the page.
Real emails to officialsUp to ten of them, with the signer’s name on it.
Chip in, on the same pageA gift box for people who want to give too.
Three kinds

What happens when someone signs?

That one question decides which kind of Voices page you get. The page looks the same; what it does with a signature is different.

An email page: Protect security funding for our schools
An email goes out

Email to officials

Each signature sends a real email to the officials you choose, up to ten, with the signer’s name in it. The signer’s own address is the reply-to, so an official can answer them directly.

A petition page: Keep the library open on Sundays
Their name is added

Petition

A petition. Names are counted and shown as a number that grows. No email goes out. You download the list whenever you need it.

A movement page: Neighbors for a safer Route 59
They join

Movement

People become members. The page counts members instead of signatures, and you can ask for a membership contribution to join.

Signing

Under a minute, and it’s done.

A signer adds their name, the page does its job, and they can chip in if they want to. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.

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They add their nameFirst name, last name and email. Phone and ZIP if you ask for them. A quick security check keeps robots out.
2
The page does its jobThe email goes out, or the name is counted, or they join as a member. One signature per email address, so nobody is counted twice.
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They can chip inA gift once, every month, or split into payments, with a receipt, like any Pledgix campaign. Never required to sign, unless you choose it.
The sign window: first name, last name, email, phone, ZIP, and the button Sign and send my message

The sign window on the page. Every word on it can be changed by you.

The page a signer sees

A poster, not a form.

Big words, a full picture, a live count and one thing to do: sign. The page carries your own pictures and colours.

The scoreboard: 3,482 signatures so far, 70% of the goal, 12 days left, a road to 5,000
1The scoreboard. The count so far, the goal, the days left and how many a day gets there.
Latest signatures: first names with an initial and a town
2Latest names. First name and an initial only, and only if you switch it on.
The letter your signature sends: the officials it goes to, the subject and the full text
3The letter, shown in full. On an email page the signer reads exactly what will go out in their name, and to whom.
Chip in to keep this campaign going: $18,640 raised of the $25,000 goal
4Chip in. A giving box on the same page, with its own goal if you want one.
Your side

Everything about your page, in seven parts.

You get the page in your Pledgix account, next to your campaigns. Open it on a computer or a phone.

OverviewHow many signed, and where the page stands against the goal.
SignersSearch, filter, and download the list. Each person’s story: when they signed, what went out.
DonationsEvery gift made on the page, with the receipts sent.
EmailWho receives it, the subject, the message. Three steps and a “Send me a test” button.
DesignThe look, the main colour, your pictures, the top of the page, corners, buttons and font.
WordsA map of the page. Tap any phrase and change it, in every language.
SettingsName, dates, goal, which details a signer must give, contact, share preview. Pause and reopen.
On your phoneThe same seven parts in the Pledgix app and in any browser.
How to get one

Ask us. We open it and share it with you.

A Voices page is not in the campaign wizard. The Pledgix team opens it in your account, and from there it is yours to fill, design and run.

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Tell us the cause and the kindEmail to officials, petition, or movement. For emails, the officials’ addresses.
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We open the page in your accountIt arrives as a draft, next to your campaigns.
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You add pictures and words, then open itShare the link. Watch the count climb.

Ask for a Voices page

Tell us about the cause in a sentence. We come back with what we need from you.

Signing is free for your signers. Gifts on the page work like any Pledgix campaign.

Questions

Things people ask.

Does it cost the signer anything?

No. Signing is free. If you choose to, a page can ask for a contribution to sign, and the signature counts once the gift lands.

Who sees a signer’s details?

On an email page, the officials get the signer’s name in the letter and can reply to their email. The public sees first name and an initial only, and only if you switch that on.

Can the same person sign twice?

No. One signature per email address is the rule, so your count stays honest.

Can I change the words on the page?

Every phrase. The Words part shows a map of the page; tap a phrase and write your own, in each language.

Can people donate on it?

Yes. The Chip in box takes a gift once, every month or split into payments, with a receipt. You can also switch it off.