Who this fits
- Local and regional chambers billing annual membership investment
- Chambers with tiered levels — Bronze through Presenting, or whatever you call yours
- Small staffs where one person handles renewals, invoices, and the board report
- Chambers whose renewal process currently lives in a spreadsheet and an inbox
Member businesses, not just names
Each record carries the business, the contact who actually handles payment, their investment level, and their renewal date. Reminders and receipts go to that contact, so the request lands with the person holding the card rather than in a general inbox.
- Business name plus the paying contact's email and phone
- Notes for the context that matters — board seat, sponsorship, history
- Statuses that show at a glance who's current and who's lapsed
- CSV export of the full membership on Pro, ready for your board packet
Investment levels as dues plans
Every tier is a plan with a name, a price, and a billing cycle. Add a new level, retire an old one, or move a business up mid-year — their next renewal simply bills at the new rate. Nothing to re-enter and nothing to remember.
- Unlimited tiers, annual or monthly
- Upgrade or downgrade a member in one change
- Every historical payment stays attached to the member record
Renewals that don't need a phone call
Each member business gets a private dues link. They pay by card there, and saving the card means next year's renewal charges itself on the anniversary date, with a receipt emailed automatically. Businesses that prefer a check see your instructions on the same page, and you record the payment when it lands.
- Automatic annual renewal on the card the business saved
- Automatic retry and a clear notice if a card fails
- Your own instructions for checks, ACH, or an in-person payment
- Funds settle into the chamber's own account — DuesBox takes no cut of dues
Renewal season, handled quietly
On Pro, DuesBox emails each business a week before renewal, on the day, and again a week later if the payment hasn't landed. Businesses already on automatic renewal get the advance notice only. Every reminder is logged, so you can prove exactly what was sent and when if a member ever asks.
How it works
- 1Create your free account and add your chamber.
- 2Build your investment levels as dues plans with their annual prices.
- 3Add your member businesses and assign each one a level.
- 4Connect your payout account so businesses can pay by card and renew automatically.
- 5Send out dues links and let renewal season run itself.
What it costs
Free forever: unlimited members, dues plans, member dues pages, and manual payment records. Pro is $29/month and adds automatic card collection, automated renewal reminders, and bulk import. Agency is $79/month for multiple organizations and admins. New signups get 14 days of Pro to try it.
Questions people ask
- Can we bill businesses rather than individuals?
- Yes. A member record holds the business name and the contact person who actually pays, so invoices and reminders reach the person with the card while the membership stays attached to the business.
- We have tiered investment levels. Does that work?
- Yes. Create a plan for each level — say Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Presenting — with its own annual price. Moving a member up a level takes one change and their next renewal bills at the new rate.
- Does DuesBox handle event ticketing or a member directory?
- Not today. DuesBox covers membership records and dues collection only. Chambers that need event registration and a public directory usually keep those on a separate tool and use DuesBox for the money side.
- How much of our dues does DuesBox keep?
- None. Your chamber connects its own payout account and dues settle there. You pay your card processor's standard rate on card transactions, and your DuesBox subscription — $29/month on Pro. There is no percentage cut on top.
- What if a member business wants to be invoiced and pay by check?
- That's fully supported on every plan, including Free. Your payment instructions appear on each member's dues page, and you record the check when it arrives. The renewal date advances automatically.