Flat price. Published. Paid upfront. No percentage of your buy — ever. Logos, mail, digital and web for candidates whose budget doesn’t stretch to an agency retainer.
Almost nobody in this business publishes prices. We do, because you shouldn’t have to sit through a discovery call to find out whether you can afford us.
School board, city council, county races
Late primaries and anyone out of runway
State House, State Senate, U.S. House
Competitive races with real budget
One page. Your creative next to your opponent’s, the three things we’d change, and one piece mocked up for your actual race.
If it’s useful, the prices are above. If it isn’t, keep the PDF.
We reply within one business day.
Renegade Creative is a production shop. We build logos, mail, digital and web — the same craft any client would buy — and we work with candidates across the spectrum on that basis. We do not sell message strategy, opposition research or targeting advice across the aisle. Strategy work through Renegade Public Affairs is scoped to one side per client, and we don’t show cross-party work in either direction.
Because a percentage of your media buy means we make more when you spend more, and that is not an incentive you want in a vendor. Campaign trainers tell candidates that a consultant asking for a percentage should give them pause. They’re right. Our price is on this page and it doesn’t move based on your budget.
Two reasons. Campaigns are structurally bad credit risks — they wind down after Election Day and unpaid invoices become uncollectible. And for federal campaigns, a vendor who doesn’t collect is legally making an in-kind contribution, which a company isn’t permitted to do. Paid upfront keeps both of us clean.
Seven days for the General Election Package, three for the 72-Hour Kit, five for the Local Kit. The clock starts when payment clears and we have your photos and bio. We hit these dates because the packages are scoped, not open-ended.
You’re early in the best possible way. Most of our best work happens between November and March, when there’s time to do it properly and no primary calendar fighting us. Fill out the teardown form and we’ll send you a timeline built for your race instead of trying to sell you something today.
From your public candidate filing — your Secretary of State or state ethics commission, or the Federal Election Commission. It’s public record, and the FEC specifically permits businesses to use candidate contact information to offer them services. If you’d rather we didn’t contact you, reply to any email with STOP or write to the address below and we’ll remove you the same day.