Shared Values Model is a vertical SaaS product for worker co-ops and profit-sharing businesses, designed to turn “profit-sharing commitments” into an executable ledger. It covers contribution tracking, closing the books, profit-pool allocation, and transparent reporting. Its core goal is to let team members independently verify why they received a given distribution, rather than relying on personal spreadsheets or verbal rules.
The product centers on SVT, its internal accounting unit: members record working hours, MVS cash-need rates, and market rates, and the system automatically calculates profit-sharing credits. At closing, revenue, operating expenses, taxes, reserves, and other items are brought into the checklist to form a distributable profit pool. Each distribution then generates a transparent report. The ledger uses append-only writes, hash chains, and cryptographically verifiable mechanisms. The site also highlights end-to-end encryption, encryption in transit and at rest, and a zero-trust architecture, and says the platform cannot view customers’ numbers in plaintext. For third-party integrations, the currently stated option is standard journal-entry CSV export, which can be handed off to QuickBooks, Xero, or an accountant’s system; native API integrations have not yet been disclosed.
Pricing is relatively simple: the Founder Cohort is free for teams of under 10 people until 2026, including white-glove onboarding, full feature access, and roadmap feedback. The Team plan is $49/month for up to 25 members, including the full ledger, closing workflow, quarterly profit distributions, public reports, and email support. Teams with more than 25 people, multiple entities, or custom governance workflows are directed to the custom Collective plan. The site also offers a free trial entry point, but does not specify the trial length.
Its strengths are a highly focused use case: it can replace profit-sharing spreadsheets that easily get out of control, while formalizing governance policies, rate cards, closing procedures, and audit trails. Pricing is also more straightforward than complex equity management software. The limitations are that the product still appears to be early-stage, and the cohort-based Founder Cohort suggests limited maturity and fewer scaled case studies. Its security claims are strong, but we did not see certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO. QuickBooks/Xero support is more of a CSV handoff than a deep integration.
It is suitable for co-ops, creator collectives, small consulting firms, and companies that want to implement employee profit sharing without building a complex equity platform. It is not a fit for teams that need an all-in-one platform for payroll, HR, tax, or statutory equity management. Access from China is unknown, and payment methods have not been disclosed. For domestic Chinese teams that require local financial compliance, RMB payments, and Chinese-language support, alternatives such as Kingdee, Yonyou, Feishu Base, or a self-built allocation model may be more practical, though verifiable profit-sharing ledger capabilities would require additional development.
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