Pricing and access
Choose an access level
Simple, clearly described options for individuals and small groups
Free access
- Values mapping workbook (PDF)
- Basic budget alignment template
- Quarterly review checklist
- Access to public articles and guides
- Email updates
Basic plan
Most used- Editable templates and trackers
- Guided exercises with examples
- Access to webinar recordings
- Priority email support
- Local context notes for Singapore
Pro plan
- All Basic features
- Live group workshops (limited seats)
- Customisable plan templates for small groups
- Data export for personal tracking
- Quarterly facilitator Q&A sessions
A step-by-step example
How a household might apply values-based rules
Example: two-person household
They list three priorities: business stability, reduced environmental waste, and local community support. Each priority receives a clear action: an emergency buffer contribution, a monthly allocation for durable goods and repair, and a scheduled monthly donation. They set a three-month review to check whether allocations are affordable and producing the intended behaviour changes.
Learn more about values-based funds decisionsIdentify core values
Clarify the personal or organizational principles that should guide spending, saving and contributing. Examples include security, sustainability, growth, and community impact.
Learn more about values-based funds decisionsAlign choices with actions
Compare business options against your defined values, prioritize activity-offs, and choose actions that consistently reflect those priorities over time.
Learn more about values-based funds decisions