Civly researches people and organizations, tracks what is said about them in public and by AI, and gives you verified contacts and draft content to act on what you find.
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Research, monitoring, and outreach tools for political campaigns, businesses, athletics, and nonprofits.
Candidates, caucuses, party committees, PACs, and the consultants who run them.
Operators, agencies, professional services, and sales teams with a name worth defending.
Athletic departments, NIL collectives, agencies, and the brands writing the checks.
Development offices, executive directors, and the boards that have to defend the decision.
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The public record is scattered across filings, courts, posts, and hours of tape. Watch how Civly pulls it together for campaigns, companies, athletics, and nonprofits.
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Choose your arena and a capability to see the tools available to your team.
Deep opposition and candidate research, delivered in days instead of weeks. Voting record, financials, public statements and social history in one sourced document.
Under all of it is one data layer — public records, filings, court and property data, campaign finance, and the social and video corpus. See what Civly covers →
Getting started with Civly.
Civly provides research, media monitoring, contact data, and content tools for political campaigns, businesses, athletics, and nonprofits.
No. Civly also serves businesses, athletic departments, NIL collectives, agencies, and nonprofits with research, monitoring, vetting, and fundraising tools.
Yes. Each uses the same research tools and public and licensed data, with sources and reports tailored to its needs. Client data is never shared between engagements.
Yes. Start with a research report, a vetting report, or monitoring. Each product works on its own.
Reports are delivered in days, with every source checked by a human analyst. Rush options are available.
Public and licensed sources: campaign finance filings in nearly all 50 states plus the FEC, court and property records, corporate and regulatory filings, municipal meeting records, 14 social platforms, review sites, news, and podcast and video feeds. Every category is listed on the Data Coverage page.
Yes. Civly Command Center connects to all three assistants, so a research book, an AI narrative probe or a campaign-finance question can be asked for without leaving the chat. Work that costs money still names the paying client and asks before it starts. Setup steps for each are on the connector page.
Most of our work starts with one name and one question. Send us the name.