greekbill didn't shut down – it was renamed. In January 2025, greekbill's parent company consolidated its products under a new brand, re:Members, and greekbill became re:Members Choice Finance. The greekbill name is being retired as part of a multi-phase rebrand, but the underlying platform, accounts, and billing service continue to operate. If you're looking for your greekbill login, it now lives under the re:Members brand.
Here is the full timeline, what the rebrand means for chapters that use it, what greekbill costs now, and what to check if your chapter is re-evaluating its dues platform.
Looking for the greekbill login? Where it is now (checked October 25, 2026)
greekbill.com/login now redirects to remembers.com/login, the sign-in page for re:Members Choice Finance, which is the renamed greekbill. The legacy address app.greekbill.com still loaded on October 25, 2026, so an old bookmark usually works too. Your existing username and password carry over; if sign-in fails, your chapter treasurer or national headquarters can confirm which re:Members product your chapter is on.
What it costs now: re:Members does not publish a Choice Finance price list; chapter invoices we have seen run about $18 per member per semester. For comparison, Dueflow's price is published: chapters and nationals pay $0 in platform, per-member, and setup fees, and members pay a processing fee of $2 (ACH) or $5 (card) on dues under $100, $10 on $100 to $399, and $15 on $400 and up (full fee table). If your chapter is re-evaluating, start with Dueflow vs greekbill or the greekbill alternatives roundup.
The greekbill timeline
- 1996 – greekbill, Inc. is founded in Torrance, California, as a billing and payments service built exclusively for fraternities and sororities.
- May 2018 – Billhighway acquires greekbill. Both companies continue to operate their platforms separately while sharing services for fraternal organizations. Source: acquisition announcement.
- January 2025 – greekbill's parent announces the re:Members rebrand: Billhighway, ChapterSpot, greekbill, and Impexium are unified under one company name. Source: rebrand press release.
- Today – greekbill operates as re:Members Choice Finance; Billhighway is re:Members Unified Finance and ChapterSpot is the re:Members CRM platform. Source: re:Members product page.
What did greekbill change its name to?
greekbill is now called re:Members Choice Finance. The rename is part of a rebrand announced in January 2025 that unified four products – Billhighway, ChapterSpot, greekbill, and Impexium – under the re:Members name. The old product names map to the new ones like this:
- greekbill → re:Members Choice Finance
- Billhighway → re:Members Unified Finance
- ChapterSpot → re:Members CRM
- Impexium → re:Members AMS
Did greekbill shut down?
No. greekbill was not shut down or discontinued – it was acquired by Billhighway in 2018 and renamed to re:Members Choice Finance in 2025. Chapters that were using greekbill continue to be served under the re:Members brand, and re:Members describes the change as a name change rather than a platform migration.
Where do I log in to greekbill now?
Existing greekbill users can still reach their account through the re:Members website – the product page for the platform formerly known as greekbill is at remembers.com. If your chapter pays dues through greekbill, your treasurer or national organization can confirm the current login URL for your account.
What does the rebrand mean for your chapter?
For most chapters, nothing changes day to day: billing continues under the new name. But a vendor rebrand is also a natural moment for treasurers to re-check fit – pricing, member fees, payment plans, and how much manual work collections still take. Rebrands often come with platform consolidation over time, so it's worth confirming which product tier your chapter is actually on and what it costs per member per term.
How much does greekbill (re:Members Choice Finance) cost?
re:Members does not publish a price list for Choice Finance, and the product page asks you to request a quote. Based on chapter invoices Dueflow has reviewed, greekbill charges the chapter a platform fee of $18 per member per semester ($36 per member per year), plus payment processing of 5.15% + 30¢ on card payments and 3% on ACH payments. For a 100-member chapter that is about $3,600 a year in platform fees before processing. Pricing can vary by national organization and contract, so check the figures against your own agreement.
For comparison, Dueflow charges chapters and national organizations $0 in platform, per-member, and setup fees. Members cover the processing cost on each payment: a flat $2 to $15 for ACH depending on the amount, or a flat fee plus 3.3% on cards, shown at checkout before they pay. The full member fee table is on the pricing page, and the Dueflow vs greekbill comparison explains how each figure was sourced.
Alternatives to greekbill / re:Members
Full disclosure: this article is published by Dueflow, a dues collection platform for fraternities, sororities, and other member organizations – so we're one of the alternatives. If your chapter is comparing options after the rebrand, we keep an up-to-date roundup of greekbill alternatives and a side-by-side Dueflow vs greekbill comparison with methodology and sources, including where greekbill/re:Members is the better fit.