Sponsorships

You can change a sponsorship's price or inventory at any time, including after it goes live. Existing orders are not affected — only future buyers see...

Deleting a sponsorship removes it from the parent event, the public page, and the Sponsorships list. Chamberly blocks deletion if the sponsorship has ...

Bulk export gives you a CSV of every sponsorship on an event (or across all events). Use it for record-keeping, sharing with your board, mass-editing ...

Bulk import lets you create many sponsorships at once by uploading a CSV. It is the fastest way to set up a complex event (10+ tiers) or migrate from ...

Cloning a sponsorship copies its name, price, inventory, benefits, and image into a new sponsorship on the same event. It is the fastest way to add an...

Featured images on sponsorships appear on sponsorship cards within the event page and on the public sponsorship detail page. A strong image makes a ti...

Display order controls the sequence sponsorships appear in on the public event page. Sponsors anchor on the first tier they see, so leading with the h...

Exposure tiers control how prominently a sponsor's logo appears on the Our Sponsors wall — the section of your event page that displays purchased spon...

Benefits are the bullet list of what a sponsor gets when they buy a sponsorship — logo placement, ticket counts, social mentions, signage, speaking op...

Inventory is how many of a sponsorship can be sold or claimed. Once inventory reaches zero, the sponsorship automatically moves to sold_out . Set inv...

A sponsorship is a single tier or product that businesses can buy or claim on an event — for example "Gold Sponsor" or "Beverage Sponsor". Each sponso...

Every sponsorship has an availability status that controls who can see and buy it. The four statuses model the typical sales lifecycle of a chamber sp...