No customer stories yet. Here's why.
Chamberly is new. We don't have public customers, logos or quotes to show you, and we won't invent them.
Three founding chambers will run on it first. When they have real results, their stories go on this page.
The founding program
Three places. The whole deal, in plain terms.
Open to chambers in the United States, of any size. We reply to every application within one business day.
What a founding chamber gets
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Two months free
Use Chamberly for two months before paying anything.
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Your founding rate, for good
The rate you start on stays your rate, even after public pricing goes up.
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Your data moved for you
Members, plans and directory from GrowthZone (ChamberMaster), MemberClicks or a spreadsheet. You send the export, we do the import with you.
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A new website
Designed for your chamber and connected to Chamberly, included like it is on every plan.
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A direct line to the people who build it
A shared channel with the founders. You shape what gets built next.
What we ask in return
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Real use
Run your renewals, events and billing on Chamberly, and tell us plainly when something gets in the way.
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An honest review after 90 days
If it's working, an on-the-record review with your name, your chamber and your real results.
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Or a clean exit
If it isn't working, you leave with a clean export of your data. No hard feelings, and no review owed.
When stories arrive
How we'll publish them.
Want to know when the first one goes up? Write to [email protected] and we'll send it to you.
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Real names, real chambers.
Every story names the chamber, the person speaking and the town. No stock photos, no composite quotes, no anonymous testimonials.
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Numbers the chamber can show us.
We publish a result only when the chamber's own records in Chamberly back it up. We don't round up or smooth out.
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Their words, with their permission.
Nothing goes up without written sign-off from the chamber. They see the final text before you do.
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The rough edges too.
If a founding chamber tells us what didn't work, that goes in the story, along with what we changed.