What we do
- Build your branded storefront at
yourchamber.localfork.vip - Take your member list and load every business
- Collect the offers from your members
- Set up payouts so sales land in the chamber's bank account
- Train your staff and your businesses
• For Chambers of Commerce •
Your community still buys the book. Your members still fill it with offers. But it lives on every buyer's phone, there's nothing to print or pay for upfront, and for the first time you can show members which offers actually brought people in.
The printed member book works. People happily pay for a year of local savings, and members love the exposure. The hard part is everything around it: the print deadline, the proofing, the typo you can't fix until next year, the boxes in the back room, and the cash envelopes.
LocalFork keeps the fundraiser and drops the paper.
The honest version. It still takes a little from your team, just a lot less than a print book.
yourchamber.localfork.vipWant to see it first? Ask on the walkthrough and I'll build a working demo with your own member businesses in it.
80%of every sale goes to your chamber
LocalFork's share is 20% of each book sold. Card processing is covered by a small service fee the buyer pays at checkout, so your 80% arrives whole. If a book never sells, you owe us nothing.
Example: sell 500 books at $40 and your chamber keeps $16,000, with nothing paid upfront.
Less than a print book, but not zero. You send us your member list, and we build the book and collect the offers from your businesses. Your team mostly approves offers and helps spread the word.
No. Taking part is free for every business, and they don't need any equipment. Most businesses choose self-redeem, where the shopper scans a printed sign at the counter on their own phone.
Nothing upfront. LocalFork's share is 20% of each book sold, and your chamber keeps 80%, paid straight to your own bank account. No setup fee, no annual fee, no contract.
We can build their offer for them from your member list. They never have to log in unless they want to.
Yes. Plenty of chambers run both during the first year.
The Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce (MadSavings), both in South Dakota. Their storefronts are public, so take a look.
A quick screen share. I'll show you what your chamber's book would look like and answer your questions. No pressure, no slides.
Rather email? mike@localfork.vip