Punch above your weight. Every legislature that touches the mission, covered.
Page reads everything governments publish across over 80 jurisdictions and hands your team just what touches the cause, so the smallest shop in the room is never the least prepared.
For nonprofits and mission-driven teams.
Page powers 1 in 4 of the Fortune 100
One desk. The whole country.
At most mission-driven orgs, the policy shop is one person with three other jobs, accountable to a board, a community, and a cause that doesn’t pause. Page is the difference between watching some of it and knowing all of it. Here’s a week:
An ally you didn’t know you had.
A member you weren’t watching, in a house you don’t sit in, makes your case unprompted. Nobody said your keywords. Page understood the idea was yours and sent the passage within minutes. In advocacy, that’s not a risk caught. That’s a door opening.
…if we’re serious about supply, we should be talking about community land trusts. The model is working in three other provinces, and I see no reason it can’t work here.
Alert sent · matched your Housing file
4:14 PMThe most valuable work nobody can do by hand.
Submissions are how a small org moves policy, and consultations are posted quietly, by hundreds of departments and agencies, on short windows. Page watches every ministry and gazette and hands you each window with its deadline attached. The highest-value work in advocacy stops being the easiest to miss.
Housing-fund eligibility criteria · proposed changes to non-market carve-outs
Rental-standards enforcement regulations · comment period open
Zoning-modernization white paper · your submission on the record
Watched across every department and agency, the quiet ones included.
Be the org that noticed.
Page keeps a working profile of everyone in every house you cover: votes, committee work, and what they’ve actually said about your issue. Ask Wonk for the one-pager on the way in. Two days after the member made your case, you’re in their office, quoting it back.
- Raised community land trusts twice this session · most recently Tuesday
- Sits on the Standing Committee on Housing and Municipal Affairs
- Voted for Bill 12 · rental-standards modernization
The rest of the watching brief.
Ten interns’ worth of reading a day, none of the hiring, across every surface that touches the mission.
- Briefings
- Every morning, the mission's whole world sorted into one note. The board hears it from you first.
- Bills
- Plain-English summaries and amendments, plus the same idea spotted moving across provinces and states.
- Floor questions
- Oral and written questions in every house, attributed and searchable the same day, including the exchanges that touch your cause.
- Current events
- The stories forming around your files, tied to the legislation behind them.
- Reports
- Board packages and funder updates drafted from the record, with citations attached.
- Teams
- Regional chapters, volunteers, and the board all see the same picture. Unlimited users, every plan.
Consultancy-grade coverage. Nonprofit budget.
Monitoring retainers start around $8,000 a month, more than many mission-driven orgs spend on every tool combined. Page replaces the retainer and the clipping subscriptions in one line item, with unlimited users so chapters, volunteers, and the board all work from the same picture.
Easy to say yes to.
- Two-week trial
- Free, on your real issues. Bring the board results instead of promises.
- Light contract
- A simple agreement, with billing aligned to your fiscal year.
- SOC 2 Type II
- Independently audited controls, and nothing you enter is used to train models.
- Coverage
- All 50 states and Congress, Ottawa and every province, Westminster, Dublin, and Canberra.
See what you’ve been missing.
Book a twenty-minute demo and we’ll surface something on your issues that your current setup didn’t catch. Then take the two-week trial and run it on the mission for real.
No commitment.