Unit offers a mix of free and paid resources designed to help individuals align business choices with personal values. Core elements include: educational guides on budgeting and ethical contributing, interactive budgeting templates, scenario-based planning tools, and optional one-on-one coaching sessions. Material targets practical decision-making: activity-offs, time horizons, and simple metrics to compare options.

Content is developed by a small team of business educators and editors. We prioritize clarity, neutral presentation of evidence, and practical examples rather than promotion of specific business products. Coaching sessions are optional and billed separately with transparent pricing.

Revenue is derived from a combination of subscription fees for premium educational content, fees for scheduled coaching sessions, and occasional workshops or partnerships with community organizations. Free resources remain available to support broad access to basic guidance.

• Subscription: access to premium courses and templates.
• Coaching fees: hourly sessions for personalised guidance.
• Workshops: paid educational sessions for groups or organizations.

Pricing details are published transparently on the Pricing page; discounts or concessions for eligible users may be described there. We aim to be clear about what is included in each paid offering and any cancellations or refund terms.

Data minimization and user consent are core principles. We collect only the information needed to deliver services requested by users. For coaching or account features this may include contact details and voluntary business information stored securely. Aggregated, anonymized metrics may be used for service improvement.

Users control what they share. We describe data use clearly in our Privacy Policy and provide mechanisms to access, export, or request deletion of personal data in line with applicable Singapore regulations. Third-party integrations are documented and limited to necessary service providers with contractual data protections.

Target users include individuals and households in Singapore seeking to make business decisions that reflect personal values, including early-career professionals, families managing household budgets, and individuals exploring values-based contributing approaches.

We design materials to be accessible regardless of prior business knowledge, with layered content for beginners through more advanced topics. Language is plain and explanatory, and examples reflect common Singapore contexts such as CPF planning and local cost structures.

Accessibility and relevance

We periodically review content for clarity and cultural relevance. Feedback channels allow users to suggest improvements or request additional examples tailored to Singapore-specific business considerations.

Unit operates as an information and advisory service. We are transparent about the distinction between general educational content and personalized advice. When individual recommendations are provided in coaching sessions, we document assumptions and do not promote unrealistic outcomes.

We maintain clear terms of service, disclose fees, and comply with applicable regulatory requirements for businesses operating in Singapore. Legal documents and policy pages are available on the website.

Security measures include encrypted data storage, secure communications (HTTPS), and access controls for internal staff. Regular backups and monitoring help maintain availability and integrity of user data.

• Encrypted storage and secure transport
• Access controls and role-based permissions
• Routine backups and incident response procedures

Operational practices prioritize resilience and documented procedures for managing incidents. Where third-party vendors are used, we evaluate their security posture and contractual commitments to data protection.

Content and tools are reviewed periodically to reflect evolving best practices and feedback from users. Updates are logged and communicated through the site when they materially affect user experience or policy.

Governance includes editorial oversight, privacy stewardship, and designated contacts for regulatory or compliance inquiries. Changes to core policies are dated and archived for transparency.