Chambers & business clubs
Membership software for chambers of commerce and business clubs
A chamber or business club sells access: to a directory, to a room full of the right people, to a brand. Its members are companies, its calendar is dense, and its sponsors expect to be seen.
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What usually goes wrong
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Twenty events a year on a ticketing site, and the attendance never reaches the member record.
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The business directory is the main benefit and it is maintained by hand on the website.
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Sponsors ask what they got for their money and the answer is a list of logos.
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The modules that matter here
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Membership CRM
Companies with contacts and tiers by size or sector; prospects kept apart from members.
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Events & QR check-in
Breakfasts, talks and galas with member pricing, capacity, waitlists and check-in; attendance on the member record.
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Directory & map
A public business directory by category and area, embedded in the chamber’s website, kept current by members.
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Sponsors & partners
Packages, banners on the portal and directory, a sponsor portal and an exposure report.
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Campaigns & reports
Campaigns by sector or by attendance; reports on members, events and renewals, year on year.
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A season with SupaGuild
- Setup
Import companies and contacts; define categories; embed the directory in the website; set tiers.
- Monthly
Two or three events published from templates; tickets at member price; check-in at the door; attendance visible on each company record.
- Yearly
Renewals by tier; sponsor packages sold and delivered; the gala with tables; reports for the board and for sponsors.
Questions
Chambers & business clubs
01Can we sell event tickets to non-members?
Yes, at the public price. Guests become contacts you can invite to join.
02How many events can be published at a time?
Three on the free plan, unlimited on Pro and Enterprise.
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