Membership
Shared value through
shared contribution.
Chaptrly is built on a simple exchange: organisations contribute their cases and expertise, and gain access to a far broader pool of innovation, knowledge and international connection.
What we ask
Each participating organisation
- Submit up to 15 innovationsRelevant to the platform's scope and criteria – your own, or ones you have seen work.
- Take a turn on the editorial boardMembers rotate through the board that shapes the monthly newsletter.
- Share supporting materialWhere relevant: insights, frameworks, research and tools that enrich the repository.
- Help curateParticipate in the committee that reviews submissions against the agreed guidelines.
- Support the initiativeAn annual supporting fee, until structural funding is in place.
What you get
In return
- First sight of what is workingPractical innovations from across Europe, including ideas not yet known in your market.
- A shared repositoryCurated cases, frameworks and resources that turn inspiration into something actionable.
- A serious international communityPeers and sector organisations actively building momentum for change, not observing it.
- Visibility and positioningRecognition as an active contributor to innovation on a European stage.
- A hand on the agendaThrough editorial and curation work, influence which developments get attention across the network.
What a submission includes
So entries can be reviewed and presented consistently, each one covers the same ground. Most of it is what you would put in an internal case study anyway.
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Basic information | Initiative or product name, organisation, website, submitter and contact details. |
| Core summary | A pitch of no more than 200 words: the problem, the target audience, the proven solution, and what is new about it. |
| Value and impact | In up to 400 words: what value it creates, the impact for users and partners, and why it is relevant to the sector. |
| Category | The best fit among the seven categories – from new product-market combinations to more efficient processes. |
| Distinctive character | Why it is genuinely new, what comparable initiatives exist, and why yours stands apart. |
| Validation and learning | How it was validated and the most important insights that came out of it – including what did not work. |
| Business model | Revenue or funding logic, go-to-market approach, and what commercial success looks like. |
| Scale potential | Room to grow in users, reach or revenue, and relevance outside the home market. |
| Supporting documents | Up to five PDFs, 10 MB each: visuals, validation material, evidence of traction, prototypes. |
Register your interest
Tell us who you are and we will be in touch about founding participation.
Are you a start-up?
Reduced rates are planned for organisations under three years old with fewer than ten people. Mention it when you register and we will come back to you on eligibility.
Meeting us in Frankfurt?
Chaptrly is being introduced at the Frankfurter Buchmesse. Founding participants are being invited during and after the fair.