Rushlight for business and professional groups
Leaders, coaches, and communities of practice read together to think together. Rushlight gives the group a paid, private space where the discussion follows the book's structure and the billing runs itself.
Most professional book clubs run on a calendar invite, a shared document, and an invoice someone chases. Half the group is behind, and the people who are ahead can't say why chapter four matters without spoiling it.
A leadership coach runs a $30 a month reading group, one book a month with a live call. Sixty members is $1,800 a month, with no invoicing and no spreadsheet of who's paid.
The details, for anyone deciding whether this fits how they already run things. Screens are from the working prototype.
Founding Creators
In return, a short monthly feedback call and an honest testimonial. The price is announced to the list first, and spots go in order of signup.
The ones every club leader asks first. Anything else, email hello@rushlight.club.
No. You pay Rushlight a flat monthly fee, and Founding Creators pay once. Every subscriber payment goes to your own Stripe account.
Only Stripe’s standard processing fees on each subscriber payment, the same as any Stripe account. Rushlight adds nothing on top.
You connect a Stripe account inside Rushlight, as the last step of setting up your club. If you already have one, it takes a minute. If not, Stripe’s onboarding takes about five. Subscriber payments land in that account, and you manage payouts in Stripe.
An email address and a card. They pay once on your club page and are inside immediately. No app to download, no password to make. They sign in later with a link we email them.
No. Everyone uses their own copy, in whatever format they like. Rushlight is the discussion, not the bookstore.
Yes, wherever Stripe is available. Your readers can pay from anywhere Stripe accepts cards.
Founding Creators get in first, then everyone on the list. Add your email above and we’ll tell you the moment either happens.