Chamber Culture
Chamber Culture
Build the event with member pricing, let non-members pay their own way in with guest checkout, print a QR poster for check-in, and sell sponsorships that show up on the event page automatically. Published pricing from $150/mo, no "request a quote."
Chamber event management software takes an event from a poster to a paid, checked-in room: registrations, guest checkout, QR check-in, sponsorships and a public calendar, all built into the chamber management software platform at no extra cost, with transparent pricing from $150/mo.
Set the event up once, with member pricing, and let registrations roll in.
Whatever the chamber runs, from a monthly luncheon to a ribbon cutting to the annual gala, the event is built once with its own member pricing. From there registrations roll in on their own, with no staffer keying names into a spreadsheet. See how events sit alongside the rest of the CRM on the full features page →
A non-member registers and pays without creating an account, at the non-member rate.
Not every guest at a chamber event is a member. Guest checkout lets a non-member register and pay in one pass, at the non-member rate, with no account to create. They still arrive as a clean record with a proper invoice, so the chamber has a real contact for follow-up, not just a name scrawled at the door.
Tape it by the door or drop it in the newsletter. Every scan opens registration.
Every event gets a printable QR poster, ready to tape by the door or drop straight into the newsletter. Every scan opens the public registration page, and member pricing applies automatically for members who scan it, with no code to type and no separate member link to hunt down.
No app to install, no printed lists, headcount updates live.
Staff point a phone camera at each ticket to check guests in. There's no app to install and no printed lists to reconcile afterward, and headcount updates live as people arrive, so the front desk always knows the actual count in the room.
Gold, Silver, and Bronze levels, priced per event, invoiced automatically.
Chamber Culture CRM supports Gold, Silver and Bronze sponsorship levels with per-event pricing. Sponsor logos appear on the event page the moment they're sold, invoicing is automatic, and sponsor rosters and reports are one click away, no separate spreadsheet to keep current.
Event sponsorship is non-dues revenue that often out-earns ticket sales, and it runs on the same billing engine as everything else. See how it lines up on dues billing software →
A real calendar with List, Month, and Week views, one Subscribe button away from every member's phone.
On every Chamber Culture Site, the events page is a real calendar, not a list buried in a PDF, with List, Month and Week views. One Subscribe button gives a visitor a live Apple, Google or Outlook feed that keeps itself in sync as events are added or changed, plus per-event add-to-calendar and .ics download.
It works even with JavaScript off, and it lives on the chamber's own domain, not a third-party events platform. See the rest of what's included on chamber management software →
SMS reminders on prepaid credits, and members can submit their own events for approval.
SMS event reminders run on metered, prepaid credits, with opt-in and STOP compliance built in. Members can also submit community events from the member portal, which staff review and approve onto the calendar in one click, so the chamber's calendar can reflect more than just its own events without losing control of what goes on it.
Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net, or Elavon, whichever the chamber already uses.
Event tickets and sponsorships collect on the chamber's own Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net or Elavon account, the same gateway that runs dues. No platform markup, and the money settles directly with the chamber. Details on how billing works across the platform: dues billing software →
Chamber event management software is the part of a chamber management platform that runs the full lifecycle of an event: building luncheons, mixers, ribbon cuttings and galas with member pricing, taking registrations and guest checkout, printing a QR poster for check-in, checking guests in with a phone camera, selling sponsorships, and publishing a public calendar. Chamber Culture CRM builds this on the chamber's own payment gateway, with published pricing from $150/mo.
Yes. Guest checkout lets non-members register and pay for an event without creating an account, at the non-member rate. They still arrive in the system as a clean record with a proper invoice, so the chamber has a real contact, not just a name on a printed list.
Every event gets a printable QR poster, which can be taped by the door or dropped into the newsletter. Every scan opens the public registration page, and member pricing applies automatically for members who scan it. At the door, staff point a phone camera at each ticket to check guests in, with no app to install and no printed list, and headcount updates live.
Yes. Chamber Culture CRM supports Gold, Silver and Bronze sponsorship levels with per-event pricing. Sponsor logos appear on the event page the moment they're sold, invoicing is automatic, and sponsor rosters and reports are one click away. Event sponsorship is non-dues revenue that often out-earns ticket sales.
Yes. On every Chamber Culture Site the events page is a real calendar with List, Month and Week views. One Subscribe button gives a visitor a live Apple, Google or Outlook feed that keeps itself in sync as events are added or changed, plus per-event add-to-calendar and .ics download. It works even with JavaScript off, on the chamber's own domain.
Chamber Culture CRM publishes its pricing up front: $150/mo for chambers under 500 members, $300/mo for 500 to 2,000 members, and $500/mo for 2,000 to 10,000 members. Founding chambers lock in $99/mo for life. There is no "request a quote," and event management is included at every tier, not sold as an add-on. See pricing →
Registrations, guest checkout, QR check-in, and sponsorships that pay for themselves. Founding chambers lock in $99/mo for life.
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