If you've been trying to price ChamberMaster, you already know the annoying part: there isn't a number to find. Here's ours, in public: free up to 50 members, then $249, $449 or $799 a month. No setup fee, no website design fee, nothing per event. And we move your data over for free.
There isn't a public price, which you've probably worked out by now. What you pay depends on how big you are and which modules you switch on, so two chambers twenty minutes apart can be on completely different bills. Chambers tell us it starts around $3,900 a year, and then the website and the email piece go on top.
We went the other way. Four plans, all on the site: free up to 50 members, then $249, $449 or $799 a month. What changes between them is your size (members, admin seats, how much email you send) plus a few advanced integrations. No quote, no module catalog.
No setup fee. No onboarding fee. No website design fee. Nothing per event.
We built this for our own chamber first, which is really why the price is simple. We got tired of not being able to budget for our own software.
You don't have to guess what you'd pay us. Start a 14-day free trial with your own data, or just read what each plan includes first.
With ChamberMaster you price the platform, then keep adding modules until it does what you need. These four just come with the plan.
Not here. Directory, renewals and dues billing sit in one record per business. Members pay by card through Stripe, the money goes to the chamber's account, and anyone who's lapsed gets flagged so you're not the one noticing six months later.
Ours comes with the plan and there's no design fee to start. Change a page, post an event, update the directory. You don't need a developer and you don't need to upgrade first.
You can here. Drag in text, images, buttons, columns. Set your own colours. Schedule it, then see who opened it. It's not a fixed template you have to work around.
Not with us. Sell tickets, give members their own login, text a reminder when an email won't get read in time. Run as many events as you like. Same price.
| What you're comparing | ChamberBuilder | ChamberMaster |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Four plans, published on the site | Custom quote, varies by size and modules |
| What it costs | Free up to 50 members, then $249, $449 or $799 a month | Chambers report starting around $3,900 a year |
| Setup and onboarding fees | None | Ask what setup and onboarding cost |
| What's included in the price | Website, email, events, portal and financial reports | Base platform, then priced modules on top |
| What changes between plans | Your size, plus a few advanced integrations | Which modules you buy |
| Per-event charges | None, events are included | Ask about per-event or ticketing fees |
| Contract | Month to month, cancel any time | Often annual, check your agreement |
| Moving your data over | We import it for you, free | You're exporting out of it |
ChamberMaster doesn't publish its pricing, and what you pay depends on your quote, your chamber's size, and the modules you turn on. So compare your full bill, not a headline number. This reflects what chambers tell us when they come to us, not a quote from ChamberMaster.
Ask for the price with every module you'd actually use, not just the base platform. The website and email pieces are usually where the number climbs, so make sure they're in the quote.
One-time fees don't show up on the monthly line, but you still pay them. Ask what setup and onboarding cost and fold that into your comparison.
If your quote doesn't include a website or email, you're still paying for those somewhere. Add up every tool a flat price would replace so you're comparing the whole stack.
Put the two full totals side by side, then factor in the contract. Month to month with no lock-in is worth something too. Start a free trial and you'll know our number exactly.
Don't see yours? Email [email protected] . A real person responds same-day. Or read the full pricing breakdown .
They don't publish it. What you pay depends on your size and which modules you turn on, so the only way to find out is to ask for a quote. When you do, make sure the website and the email piece are in the number they give you, because that's usually where it climbs.
Not with us. No setup fee, no onboarding fee, and we import your data for free. Ask ChamberMaster what theirs costs up front, because one-time fees don't show up on the monthly line and they still come out of your budget.
Ours is on the site: free up to 50 members, then $249, $449 or $799 a month, and yearly billing charged at ten months for twelve if you pay yearly. The website builder and email are in every paid plan. ChamberMaster quotes per chamber and adds modules on top, so compare your full bill, not the base.
None. Selling tickets is part of the plan. If you're getting a ChamberMaster quote, ask specifically how events are priced in yours.
No. Month to month, cancel whenever, no setup fee. ChamberMaster agreements are often annual, so check your terms before you assume you can leave.
Yes, and we do it for you. Send us the export and we load your members, businesses, events and renewal history in. You check it before anything goes live.
ChamberBuilder brings members, billing, events, directory, website, and email into one place so your team can spend less time managing software and more time running the chamber.
