Cover your memberswith a code.
You already know the bottleneck. You cannot get to everyone, and half your advising hours go to pulling basic information out of members who have not written any of it down.
Buy unlock codes in bulk. Hand them out. Your member redeems the code and everything unlocks for their business — every playbook section, all six analysis tools, the capability statement, the exports. They never hit a paywall.
They show up to their session with the playbook already built. Your advisor starts at the real question instead of the intake form.
A batch of codes for one cohort or member group. Annual invoicing. No credit cards, no per-seat administration on your end.
Four ways in —or tell us your shape.
Every batch is invoiced annually and priced per covered member — larger batches cost less per seat. Codes never expire before they are claimed.
One cohort or committee. Enough codes to prove the model to your board.
- $90 per covered business
A full program cycle — every business in this year’s cohort covered.
- $80 per covered business
Chamber-scale. Cover your active membership and use the codes as a renewal benefit.
- $70 per covered business
City programs and agencies. A batch large enough to make coverage the default.
- $60 per covered business
Reach out to us.
Bigger, smaller, or stranger than these? Multi-year programs, grant-funded cohorts, mixed member counts — tell us what you are running and we will shape the batch around it.
How it works
- Step 1
Pick a plan
Choose a batch and we mint your codes — annual invoicing, no credit cards, no per-seat administration.
- Step 2
Invite your members
Send email invitations with one-tap magic links from your console, or hand codes out directly. You can require your approval before a code activates.
- Step 3
They build with Byrdie
Each member redeems and everything unlocks — the guided setup walks them through their profile, documents, and playbook. No paywall, ever.
- Step 4
You see it uniformly
Your console shows claims and progress across the whole cohort, and every business arrives at your advisors with the same documents in the same format. Member content stays theirs.
Whose data is it?
Members own their data
Every business a member builds — the profile, the playbook, the documents — belongs to that member. They can export it all or delete their account at any time, whether or not they stay in your organization.
You see participation, not content
Your console shows which codes are claimed and how members are progressing. It never shows a member’s financials, documents, or the contents of their playbook.
Coverage that outlasts the program
A claimed code is a permanent unlock for that business. If your program ends, the businesses you covered keep what they built and keep their access.
Give every business you supporta playbook on day one.
You already know the bottleneck: you cannot get to everyone, and half of every intake meeting is spent pulling basic information out of someone who has not written any of it down.
- Chambers of Commerce
- Economic Development Corporations
- City economic development offices
- Small business and workforce agencies
- Coworking spaces and incubators
- Business networks and associations
- Nonprofits and CDFIs
- 01
Codes issued in bulk
We mint a batch for your organization and hand you the codes to distribute.
- 02
Members start immediately
A business claims a code at sign-up and everything unlocks — the full playbook, the analysis suite, exports. No invoice to chase, no paywall mid-meeting.
- 03
See which codes are claimed
Know how much of your batch has been taken up, and how much is still to distribute.
- 04
Consistent intake
Every business arrives at your advisor with the same documents, in the same format.
What it looks like
An economic development corporation runs a 12-week cohort for 25 local businesses. Before the first session, every member redeems a code. So week one starts with real numbers on the table — each business arrives with its profile built, its lease read, its bills itemized — and the advisor’s hour goes to advice instead of an intake form. When the program ends, the businesses keep everything they built, forever.
The plan a member never writes is the loan they never apply for, the bid they never make, the lease clause nobody caught. One code removes the reason it doesn’t happen.