Organizer side
Hub manager portal
Create your hub, share a join link, publish events, send invoices, email your roster, invite staff, and review requests. This is where the organization gets run.
What it is
One place for the people and work that keep things moving.
Driftr is built for groups, communities, programs, companies, clubs, camps, nonprofits, chapters, teams, and creator communities. Each organization lives in its own hub — a shared space for the roster, events, payments, messages, and internal follow-up.
The focus is clear: collect money from members, keep registrations organized, send surveys to your group, and see where things stand — without a pile of disconnected tools.
Looking for the specifics? See how Driftr works as registration and payment software for clubs & programs.
How it works
Two sides of the same organization.
Every hub has an organizer side and a member side. Driftr keeps them connected without mixing them up.
Member side
Member portal
Members register through your link, sign in to see events, pay invoices, and read announcements. They only see what belongs to their hub.
Hub managers can also send surveys to their members — collect feedback, gauge interest in topics or events, or follow up after a session. Results land in the hub, no separate form tool needed.
Staff members use the staff portal to submit requests for your manager to review. Each role has its own sign-in; nothing gets mixed together.
Getting started
It depends on your role.
Most people arrive at Driftr through a link from their group, community, program, or company. Here is what that usually looks like.
If you run a hub
Create an account, set up your hub, and share your join link. From there you can manage registrations, send invoices, email members, invite staff, and review requests. Sign in at the hub manager portal.
If you are a member
Open the join link your organiser sent you, register once, and sign in to your member portal. You can see events, register, read announcements, and pay any invoices your hub sends you. Sign in at the member portal.
If you are staff
Your hub manager invites you by email. After you accept, sign in to submit requests — reimbursements, supply orders, and other internal follow-up — for your manager to review. Sign in at the staff portal.
Common questions
Quick answers.
What is a hub?
A hub is your organization on Driftr — a group, community, program, company, club, camp, nonprofit, chapter, team, or creator community. Each hub has its own members, events, payments, and messages. If you belong to more than one, you can switch between them after signing in.
How do registrations work?
Share a join link for your roster, or publish events with optional fees and capacity limits. Members register themselves. You see who signed up, who paid, and who still needs a nudge — without maintaining a separate spreadsheet.
How do payments work?
Hub managers can create invoices or attach fees to events. Members pay online by card. The money goes to the hub's connected account — Driftr keeps track of what is paid and what is still outstanding.
What are staff requests?
Invite staff members to handle day-to-day work. They submit requests — like reimbursements — through the staff portal. Hub managers review and track everything from the admin side instead of chasing messages across email and text.
Do I need a separate account for each hub?
No. One email address can belong to multiple hubs. After signing in, you pick which hub you want to view.
I got an invite link — which portal do I use?
A join link is for members. A staff invite is for staff members helping run the hub day to day. A manager invite is for someone who will help administer the hub. Each link takes you to the right place.
Is Driftr free?
You can create a hub and get started at no cost. Payment processing uses standard card fees through our payment partner when you collect money from members.
Need help?
Support
Questions about your hub — event details, invoices, membership — contact your hub organiser first. They manage your organization directly.
Questions about Driftr itself — trouble signing in, a broken link, something not working — email us at support@driftr.solutions.
Ready to set up a hub? Create your hub.