Find a Lobbyist in Washington, DC

Lobbyit is a federal lobbying firm headquartered three blocks from the U.S. Capitol, with registered federal lobbyists working your issue on Capitol Hill. Our pricing is published: real federal lobbying starts at $2,500 a month, month-to-month, where retainers at the large K Street firms often run $10,000 to $25,000 a month. Fill out the form below or call (202) 587-2736 and a consultant will contact you.

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Who This Is For

Companies, associations and nonprofits with an issue moving on Capitol Hill or inside a federal agency that need someone working it for them. You don’t have to be a huge multi-national conglomerate to have a lobbyist. For a long time you had to have that kind of budget, and that is the part we set out to change.

The first conversation is about your issue and what it would take to move it. If we don’t think we can help, we say so on that call.

Why Lobbyit

Our prices are on the website. Tier One is $2,500 a month. The tiers go up from there and every one of them is month-to-month, so you are not locked into a year with a firm that isn’t performing.

We provide legislative, regulatory and federal funding advocacy on Capitol Hill, with plain-English reports on every meeting we take on your behalf. You know what was done and who we met with.

How to Check a Lobbying Firm Before You Sign With One

Lobbying firms and the lobbyists who work for them register under the Lobbying Disclosure Act and file public reports with the Clerk of the House and the Secretary of the Senate. You can read those filings yourself, for free, before you’ve picked up the phone. The House search is at lobbyingdisclosure.house.gov and the Senate’s is at lda.senate.gov.

Search the Firm First

The filings show who a firm’s clients are, which issues it filed on and whether it is still active.

Then Search the Person

Search the individual who would be handling your account, because those are very often not the same people.

Look Lobbyit Up

Look Lobbyit up in the same databases. Compare what you find against what we tell you on the phone.

Get Scope and Pricing in Writing

Talk to two or three firms about your specific issue and get scope and pricing in writing. Lobbyit publishes its pricing on this site.

What Happens After You Fill Out the Form

A Lobbyit consultant contacts you to talk through your issue. Tell us the issue you’re facing and a couple of dates and times that work on your end, and our team will make one of them work. If we don’t think we can help, we say so on that call.

Where We Are

Washington, DC, three blocks from the U.S. Capitol. If you want the full briefing on how the process works before you call, it’s here: How to Hire a Lobbyist in Washington, DC. Every tier and price is here: Pricing.

Take the Next Step

Fill out the form on this page, or call (202) 587-2736. Tell us the issue you’re facing and a couple of dates and times that work on your end, and our team will make one of them work.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a lobbyist for my company or association?

Read the public record first. Lobbying firms and their lobbyists file registrations and quarterly reports with the Clerk of the House and the Secretary of the Senate, and the House and Senate search sites show you who a firm represents and what it has worked on. Then talk to two or three firms about your specific issue and get scope and pricing in writing. Lobbyit publishes its pricing on this site and you can read our filings in the same databases.

What does Lobbyit charge?

Our prices are on the website. Tier One federal lobbying is $2,500 a month, month-to-month, and the tiers go up from there.

What happens after I fill out the form?

A Lobbyit consultant contacts you to talk through your issue. If we don’t think we can help, we say so on that call.

Where is Lobbyit located?

Washington, DC, three blocks from the U.S. Capitol.

Is Lobbyit month-to-month?

Yes. Every tier is month-to-month, so you are not locked into a year with a firm that isn’t performing.

Client Feedback

What Our Satisfied Clients Are Saying About Us

“Lobbyit.com have proven to be a perfect fit for our government relations needs. We have a small government relations department covering all of North America at the federal, state and local levels. Their ability to bring our issues before the proper stakeholders has been impressive. They have helped us prepare the proper talking points to make sure our story is told and our issue addressed. I would highly recommend Lobbyit.com to represent any private sector or nonprofit organization before the federal government.”

“I can fully recommend the services of Lobbyit.com to anyone who is interested in having a dedicated legislative voice in Washington D.C. Our association has retained the services of several legislative firms with varying results and began our relationship with Lobbyit.com in mid-2009. They have been very attentive to our legislative agenda and have been quick to respond as those items that we have asked them to follow move through the lattice of the legislative process. Furthermore, I am very confident that they provide a value for our legislative funds that far surpasses our previous experiences.”

“In my experience working in government relations over the past several years it is imperative that you have solid representation in Washington. Lobbyit.com has been the most effective lobbying firm I have ever worked with. They respond quickly to my company’s needs and provide valuable feedback. Paul Kanitra and his team provided excellent service at a fraction of the cost of other lobbying firms. I strongly recommend that companies that do business in Washington D.C. contact Lobbyit.com”

“Lobbyit has provided outstanding support to our organization by identifying and monitoring relevant legislation, arranging meetings with congressional staff for our government relations chairs, and in all ways ensuring that our career counseling issues and concerns are addressed. They have greatly helped strengthen NCDA’s visibility and credibility with Congress and appropriate federal agencies.”