A notice to the craft
Masons do business with Masons.
The Masonic Business Network is open. The member directory is live, the offers board is running, and applications are being accepted now.
Working Together, Growing Together.
What this is
A network of Master Masons who own, run, or buy for a business — brought together so that work stays among brothers who already know what the other stands for.
You already trust these men in lodge. This puts that trust to work in the marketplace: a vetted directory of member businesses, a board where members promote what they offer, and events that bring the network face to face.
Who may join
- Be a Master Mason in good standing with a recognized lodge.
- Own, co-own or manage a business — or join simply to find and support Brothers’ businesses. Both are full membership.
- Be willing to share business information with the group and participate actively.
What membership gives you
- A free listing in the member directory from the day you are approved.
- Increased visibility for your business among trusted peers.
- Access to a reliable network for referrals and partnerships.
- Opportunities to share resources and knowledge.
- Stronger bonds and a deeper sense of brotherhood among Masons.
The pledge
As a member of the Masonic Business Network, I commit to supporting my fellow Masons’ businesses when it is in the best interest of my own business, and to fostering a spirit of trust, excellence, and brotherhood in all my professional dealings.
Agreed by every member on joining
How members conduct themselves
Conduct all business dealings honestly and transparently.
Treat all members with respect, regardless of business size or sector.
Do not share sensitive business information outside the group without explicit permission.
Members are encouraged, but not required, to do business with each other. The group exists to facilitate, not force, transactions.
Strive to provide high-quality goods and services to fellow members, honoring the trust placed in Masonic relationships.
Provide constructive feedback and testimonials when appropriate.
Address disputes privately and respectfully. Escalate to a designated group moderator only if necessary.
Joining is free. Being reachable is not.
There are no dues to join and no charge to be listed. Once the committee approves you, your business appears in the directory — name, trade, what you do, where you are — and it stays there whether you ever pay a cent.
What a plan buys is disclosure. Your website, email and phone are held back until you take one. Members can see that you exist either way; a plan is how they reach you without having to ask around.
| Plan | Who sees your details | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Nobody. You are listed, not contactable. | — | — |
| Standard | Members in your own state | $8.55 | $82.70 |
| National | Members in every state | $16.79 | $165.09 |
Paying for the year is twelve months for the price of ten. Cancel whenever you like — your details stay up until the period you paid for runs out.
National is for trade that crosses state lines. If you are in Virginia and want a Brother searching New Mexico to find you, that is what the second tier is. If your work is local, Standard is the honest answer.
The offers board
Separate from your listing, and a one-off rather than a subscription. When you want to put something in front of the whole network — a promotion, a new service, seasonal work — place a paid offer. Every offer is read by the Membership Committee before it reaches the membership, so nobody receives a pitch the committee has not seen.
| 14-day run | Two weeks on the member Offers board. | $26.06 |
|---|---|---|
| 30-day run | A full month on the member Offers board. | $41.51 |
| 90-day run | A quarter on the member Offers board. | $103.30 |
A flat fee for a fixed run — nothing recurring, nothing to cancel. A paid run does not begin until the committee approves it, so waiting in the queue costs you no days.
How to join
- Apply online.
Tell us about your lodge and your business. It takes a few minutes. - A Brother who knows you can vouch for you.
Any approved member who has sat in open lodge with you — or who knows you of his own knowledge to be a Mason — can say so on the record. If you know a member here, tell him you have applied. - The Membership Committee reviews it.
Every application is read by a brother, not a machine. A vouch is weighed, never counted — the committee decides, and an application with no vouches is not refused for it. You will get an email either way. - Your listing goes live, free.
Add a plan whenever you want to be reachable yourself.