Websites for chambers of commerce
Promote your members, fill your events and make joining easy, on a site a staff of two can keep current.
What a site for chambers of commerce could look like
An example built for a made-up business. Yours is built from what you tell us about your own.
What it needs to do
A member directory
A searchable directory of your members, built to order around how you keep member records.
Events people can find
Mixers, ribbon cuttings and the annual dinner, each with its own details and a sign-up form.
Easy joining
A membership application form, or take dues online with the shop add-on.
Visitor information
Things to do, where to eat and where to stay, for chambers that welcome visitors too.
Ask for it in your own words
No settings to hunt for. Say what you want changed, the way you would say it to a person, and it is done.
- “Add the Main Street Bakery ribbon cutting on May 3”
- “Add a membership application form”
- “Add a page for our golf outing”
- “Add a Visit menu with Eat, Stay and Play”
Good to know
How does the member directory work?
Directories are a custom feature, so they are built around where your member records already live. You get a quote before any work starts.
Can staff and volunteers edit the site?
Yes. Invite as many people as you need at no extra cost. Roles decide who can touch billing.
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