Good fit
A chapter has active rides, prospects or readiness expectations, and enough admin load that cleaner records would matter.
Pilot offer
The pilot page explains who fits, how rollout starts, and what outcomes a club should expect before the qualification form or rider referral captures a lead.
Fit
RomrHQ is strongest when a president or operator can bring an existing member group, prospect group, and ride process into a focused evaluation.
A chapter has active rides, prospects or readiness expectations, and enough admin load that cleaner records would matter.
A president, officer, or operator should own the evaluation so permissions and rollout expectations are clear.
Clubs looking for dues, voting, broad ERP, or WhatsApp-first workflows should wait for later product scope.
Rollout
The demo and pilot should stay concrete: bind the right Telegram groups, model the member and ride records, and agree how operator review should work.
Step 1
Bring how rides are announced, how attendance is confirmed, and how prospect readiness is tracked today.
Step 2
Decide which operators should create rides, approve records, and maintain member data.
Step 3
The pilot should prove cleaner records and lower admin drag before any broader rollout.
Outcomes
The public page keeps pricing private because the current goal is to qualify the workflow, implementation expectations, and support shape.
Leadership can see whether the member directory and role trail reduce manual reconciliation.
Operators can judge whether attendance and distance review make the ride history credible.
The club can test whether readiness summaries help without replacing leadership decisions.
President qualification
Send the basic club details and we will follow up with the right next step for a demo conversation.
Rider referral
If you are not the buyer, send a structured referral so club leadership gets the product story in the right context.
Choose the right form
Use the leadership form for demo qualification, or the rider referral when you want the club to see the product but do not own the rollout decision.