Imagine you’re organizing an event and, in just a few clicks, you can find the missing bar, the perfect signage, or even the ideal person to complete your team. ACCÈS REFRAIN is your new tool to share and borrow equipment, exchange services, and soon, pool talents across Quebec and even Canada. Here, every object, every skill, and every contact becomes a shared resource, ready to make your event simpler, more affordable, and more collaborative.
Who can apply?
To subscribe to ACCÈS REFRAIN, you must meet all of the following criteria:
Organization type
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Be a REFRAIN member OR
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Be a Canadian non-profit organization (NPO) involved in event organization.
Required equipment
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Have a compatible smartphone:
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iPhone: iOS 13.4 or later (iPhone 6S and newer)
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Android: Android 8 or later
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Note: A desktop version will be available soon.
Subscription
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Annual subscription only (no monthly plan).
Rates:
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Launch price: $100 / year until December 31, 2025
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Regular price: $150 / year starting January 1, 2026
Registration process
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Complete the online eligibility form.
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Receive confirmation by email and pay the subscription via Stripe.
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Receive your unique activation code and create an account on the mobile app.
Access
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One subscription gives access to one account (use a general email, e.g., info@yourngo.com, for internal sharing).
Subscription rates
Launch price: $100 / year until December 31, 2025
Regular price: $150 / year starting January 1, 2026
Technical Support:
Contact the Partage Club team by email at support@partage.club or via the app messaging, Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To reach them through the app messaging, log in, go to Profile, then select Help. Next, click on Messaging to chat live with the ACCÈS REFRAIN team.
Do you have other questions about ACCÈS REFRAIN?
Contact the ACCÈS REFRAIN team → accesrefrain@lerefrain.com, Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thanks to our partners
This project is made possible thanks to the financial support of the Ministry of Economy, Innovation and Energy, the Quebec Council for Cooperation and Mutuality, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, and the MRC Thérèse-de-Blainville.
REFRAIN also thanks the Quebec Arts and Letters Council, the Ministry of Culture and Communications, and the Minister of Canadian Heritage for their financial support.
