VEX . the culture packet

You do not need a consulting engagement to see your own room.

The traditional culture audit is a consulting product: interviews, workshops, a months-long calendar, and an invoice sized for enterprises. The Culture Packet is the small-company version. Consented reads from your own people, a five-read privacy floor, one rendered document. $2,490, once.

See a rendered packet $2,490 one time. The demo packet on the culture page is real output.

How the audit runs

You get a consent kit: plain-language reading links for your people. Each person chooses, and each person owns their own read.

Reads accumulate. Nothing renders until at least five people have consented; below the floor, the packet stays locked.

The packet renders: distributions of the room, the collective read, and where the room disagrees with itself. One document, yours.

What a founder does with it

The next key hire

Brief the search against the room as it is, not the culture page on the website.

The board update

Replace the anecdote slide with a rendered read of the company. It changes the conversation.

The reorg call

See where the weight actually sits before you move the boxes.

Why this beats the alternatives at this size

Under a few hundred people, the consulting audit is priced out and the survey platform reads too shallow. The packet sits exactly in that gap: behavioral depth a survey cannot reach, at a price that is not an engagement, with a privacy floor a small room actually needs. If you want it to stay current, the Living Packet at $499 a month re-renders as your team changes, so the audit becomes an instrument instead of a snapshot.

Straight answers

How small is too small?

Five consented reads is the floor. A ten-person company works; the packet was built with rooms that size in mind.

Will my employees trust it?

The consent kit is written for them, not for you. Each person sees their own read first, owns it, and separately consents to contribute. Nothing is ever named, and nothing renders below five reads.

What do I get, physically?

A rendered document: the distributions, the collective read, and the disagreement between how leadership reads and how the floor reads. A live demo packet is on the culture page.

One-time or subscription?

Your choice. $2,490 one time, or the Living Packet at $499 a month that stays current as people join and leave.

Run the audit without the engagement. Name, company, email. A reply lands within one business day with the consent kit and the start date.

Received. A reply lands within one business day with the consent kit and the start date.

Or go straight to the Culture Packet page to see a rendered demo and buy now.