Member marketplace for associations and chambers
Give members a place to find each other's businesses, send inquiries, and book paid offerings when you enable payments.
Your members already do business with each other
A member needs an accountant, a caterer or a contractor and asks around. Another member's business could have done the job. A referral happens over coffee.
A member marketplace gives that activity a home your organization runs: members find each other's businesses, send inquiries, and, when you choose, book and pay, in one place.
What members can do
Member business directory
Browse member businesses and what they offer, by category.
Send an inquiry
Contact a member business directly, instead of hunting through email threads.
Share a member business
Send someone a link to a member business or offering.
Book and pay, where you choose
Workshops, services or rentals that members book and pay for online, with Marketplace.
Bayshore Builders Association is a demo; its member businesses are fictional.







How it works
For your organization
- Set the categories that fit your members' businesses.
- Invite member businesses and approve who can list. Every new offering waits for your approval before it goes live.
- Promote the marketplace to members through your newsletter, events and website.
For member businesses
- Add links or inquiry listings, or publish bookable offerings with Marketplace.
- Keep their own details up to date, including prices and availability on offerings that use them.
- Receive inquiries, and bookings where you've turned them on.
For members and visitors
- Browse member businesses by category.
- Send an inquiry, or book where booking is on.
- Come back the next time they need something, and find it in one place.
Start with what your community needs. Add more only if you want to.

Visitors find a provider's offerings and can express interest. Free to start.
Bring in multiple providers, and route inquiries and referrals through your exchange instead of your inbox.
Paid bookings and payouts are available with Marketplace, when you choose to turn commerce on.
A directory or referral network that stays that way is a success. Commerce is a choice, not the goal.
Run a directory with links and inquiries. Add paid bookings with Marketplace when they serve your members.
Keep the membership software you already use
Your association management system manages members: renewals, dues, events and records. A member marketplace does a different job: it gives members a place to find and contact each other's businesses. Exonome runs alongside your membership software as a separate system.
If you don't use membership software for dues, or want dues in the same place members already visit, Marketplace can collect them as a yearly subscription.


For chambers with chapters, and associations with regions
With a white-label setup, each chapter or region can have its own marketplace with its own operator and member businesses, under your organization's brand. Member businesses can share approved offerings across the chapters that accept them. Read more about running several marketplaces under one brand.
Earning from it, if you want to
A member marketplace can stay a member benefit. If your organization wants it to earn, give it a clear mechanism, such as admission to a workshop led by a member business. Non-dues revenue ideas for associations and chambers covers the options and what they take to run.
Can we do this?
- We're a small team. No developers needed for standard setup. Providers keep their own prices, photos, availability and details up to date, and new offerings from invited providers wait for your approval. Your team recruits, approves and promotes. What it takes →
- Who brings people in? If you already reach members through a newsletter or events, start there. Providers can share their own listings where supported. How to launch to members →
- How long until it's live? A guided build in our one-hour Lab shows the workflow. A real launch also needs your providers, branding, payment setup where you take payments, and an announcement, and we'll walk you through each. From idea to live →
- Does it have to be big? No. It works wherever trust already exists, in one city, one community or one chapter. Small is the point →
- Can we make it ours? Your exchange's logo and colors, your categories, offering types and rules. White-label brands also get their own domain and our Partner API. What you can make yours →