ChamberedIn vs Intavera

ChamberedIn brings member records, dues, events, communications, and analytics together for chambers of commerce and other membership organizations. Members can use iOS, Android, and web experiences for feeds, channels, messaging, profiles, events, payments, and a knowledge library. Organizations can import records in bulk from CSV or invite members through links; connected member and company records tie together dues, event RSVPs, and communications. Dues can be charged online on a recurring or one-time basis, with Stripe Connect payouts sent to the organization's bank account. Events may be free, paid, or recurring, with ticketing, refund policies, roles, RSVP and attendance tracking. Automatic reminders can go by email, text, and voice. Administrators have analytics on membership growth, engagement, event activity, and revenue. Premier is listed at $499 a month for 250 members, with additional seats priced separately; an annual option is $4,990 a year for 250 members. Revenue Share is free with a 10% share of event tickets, member plans, and future revenue.

Intavera is membership software for managing member records, events, dues, and a directory in one connected system. Profiles can store contact details, roles, renewal status, payment history, custom fields, tags, event attendance, and field-level directory visibility. Members can update their own details. Event tools include member and guest pricing, reminders, check-in, capacity limits, and waitlists that advance after cancellations. Payment features cover recurring dues, card payments, automatic retries, receipts, invoices, one-off charges, donations, refunds, and cancellations. Intavera lists more than 60 native integrations, including Stripe, Mailchimp, QuickBooks, Zapier, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, Xero, Salesforce, and Constant Contact, plus webhooks and an Open API. Starter is free for up to 100 members. Growth costs $79 a month and includes unlimited members and automated dues and billing. Scale has custom pricing. The service runs on the web and through an API.