Chamber News

Introducing Our New Membership Tiers

Chamber Team
March 5, 2025
We are delighted to unveil a brand-new, simplified membership structure here at the Cornwall Chamber of Commerce. After careful consideration and feedback from our valued members, we have designed four distinct tiers—each offering a range of exciting benefits to help you and your business thrive in Cornwall’s vibrant community.

Four Tiers, One Clear System

1. The Social Butterfly

Cost: £35 a month (payable annually) or £45 per month (flexi).

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2. The Connector

Cost: £55 a month (payable annually) or £65 per month (flexi).

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3. The Advocate

Cost: £5,000 per year.

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4. The Visionary

Cost: £7,000 per year (limited to 12 members).

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What’s Different?

1. Simplicity

We’ve moved away from pricing based on organisation size. Instead, you choose how much you’d like to invest and which benefits you want to enjoy.

2. Transparent Pricing

Each tier has a clear monthly or annual cost, helping you budget and plan more easily.

3. Greater Value

From free monthly breakfasts (worth ~£30 per event) in Social Butterfly to bespoke branding and introduction opportunities in the Advocate tier, our new structure is designed to provide meaningful returns on your membership fees.

4. No Mid-Term Switching

To keep things straightforward, you’ll be able to move to a new tier at your renewal date only. This ensures a fair, consistent approach for all members and avoids any confusion with partial refunds or overlapping benefits.

Next steps

  • Check Your Renewal Date: If you’re mid-way through your current membership, you’ll transition to one of the new tiers when it’s time to renew.

  • Explore Your Options: Take a look at the detailed benefits on each tier to decide which level best suits your goals.

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