36 documents across 6 categories. The free tier gives you the essentials. Founding Members get everything.
Governance & Articles of Incorporation
The legal scaffolding every cooperative needs before it can operate. These templates are based on established cooperative law in all 50 US states.
From Launch to Endowment
Spreadsheet models and projection templates that show how a cooperative grows from seed capital to a self-sustaining endowment over 10, 25, and 50 years.
Democratic Structures That Scale
Templates for running a cooperative where every member has voice and vote — without the chaos of pure consensus or the harm of top-down control.
Auto Care · Wellness · Food · Housing · Energy
Step-by-step launch guides for each cooperative vertical — from finding a location to negotiating bulk pricing to onboarding your first 100 members.
Building Cooperative Culture
Curriculum and onboarding materials that help new members understand cooperative economics, their rights and responsibilities, and the long-term vision.
Building Your Community
Templates for recruiting members, communicating with the community, and building the public narrative around your cooperative.
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Cooperatives don't extract profit from communities — they recirculate it. Every dollar stays local, building the endowment that funds the next generation.
A 500-family cooperative with six verticals generates $2.4M in annual revenue at year 5. At a 15% endowment rate, that's $360K/year building permanent community wealth.
Unlike nonprofits that depend on grants or businesses that can be sold, a properly structured cooperative belongs to its members permanently — it cannot be privatized.
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