Local connections.
Lasting possibilities.
Support your business community with membership records, a directory, events and a website that stays current.
Businesses, with their people attached
A business membership is an account: one contact holds it and pays the dues, and everyone else at the business is covered under it — invoiced once, and listed with the categories your directory is organized by.
A directory that earns the dues
A searchable business directory on your public site, each business's own listing kept current by whoever manages its account, organized the way your members expect to be found.
Events, sponsorships and the write-up
Ribbon-cuttings, mixers, the annual dinner — sign-ups and payment on your site, and Sprout drafts the newsletter that follows.
A business community people can find.
Membership needs to connect a business with the people who represent it. Give those people a useful directory, a clear place in the organization and easy ways to participate in mixers, meetings and the annual dinner.
A practical place to begin.
Your board can begin free for up to 25 people, including contacts. Add a paid plan when your organization is ready for membership, dues, events and a published website.
A little more
to know.
Can several people belong under one business membership?
Yes. Business membership is an account: one person holds and pays for it, and the other people attached to the account are covered. The directory can reflect the categories your chamber uses.
Can we bring our member list and website?
Yes. Review your member export and the pages you want to keep, then preview the result before going live. Historic events and board records need their own migration discussion; they are not automatically recreated from a member export.