Become a Member of the Physical Web Association (PHWA)

Becoming a member of the PHWA is easy.

Just select a membership plan below. Plans start from $200 a year, allowing you to enter commercial partnerships and enabling you to preview technology as it is available for deployment. You can join the PHWA as an individual or a company.

Associate Member (Individual)

Associate Membership for Individuals (Natural Persons)
$150/yr
  • Voting rights
  • Access to commercial partnerships
  • Early access to preview technology

Standard Member (Individual)

Full Voting Rights Membership for Individuals (Natural Persons)
$200/yr
  • Voting rights
  • Access to commercial partnerships
  • Early access to preview technology

Small Company Member (Firms)

Qualified Registered Companies (Contact for approval)
$1k/yr
  • Voting rights (x2)
  • Access to commercial partnerships
  • Early access to preview technology
  • Silver sponsorship badge & Press mentions

Enterprise Company Member (Firms)

(Medium & Large Co.) with Premium Sponsor Membership
$3k/yr
  • Voting rights (x3)
  • Access to commercial partnerships
  • Early access to preview technology
  • Premium sponsorship badge & featured press mentions
  • Use case examples featuring company products in the context of the physical web
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Selected benefits for members:

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Drive the direction of the next version of the Physical Web.

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Advance the native adoption of the Physical Web.

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Benefit from commercial relationships between our members and partners.

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Take advantage of shared development resources.

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Find project funding and get access to advertising and media exposure.

The Physical Web Association (PHWA) is a non-profit entity whose primary goal is to advance further the adoption of the Physical Web and the community around it.
The Association derives its resources from: (a) fees and contributions provided by the full members and associate members; (b) donations, grants, and other payments; (c) its assets.

Read the Articles of Association.