Performance Practitioner Collective

Unit Portals

One purchase covers the whole performance team.

The Unit Portal gives up to 25 practitioners full access to the Collective for $290 per month, flat. It is priced under the US government micro-purchase threshold and sold by a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business — a Government Purchase Card holder can complete the purchase without a contracting action.

What a portal includes

Up to 25 seats, one flat rate

Every seat gets the full resource library, the practitioner community, and the ADIME note-writer tool. No per-seat pricing, no tier math.

Full resource library

Fueling protocols, assessment templates, tactical S&C programs, documentation SOPs, and unit operations materials — built for the tactical population.

Practitioner community

Your dietitians and strength coaches get direct access to peers doing the same work at other units.

Seat management dashboard

A designated admin invites members by email, removes them when they PCS, and sees seat usage at a glance. No tickets, no waiting.

GPC purchasing, in plain terms

At $290 per month, the Unit Portal sits well under the micro-purchase threshold. Purchases at that level do not require competitive quotes or a contracting office — a Government Purchase Card holder can buy directly. If your unit has a GPC and a fund cite, you can have the team working from the library this week.

1

Submit unit details

Fill out the invoice-request form with the unit name and a point of contact. Two minutes.

2

Receive the invoice

Vaux Corps sends a Stripe invoice to your point of contact with net-30 terms and a secure pay-by-card link.

3

Pay by GPC, start work

The cardholder pays through the link. The portal activates and your admin starts inviting the team.

Prefer a corporate card and a standard subscription? Use the checkout path on the pricing page instead. Either path lands in the same portal.

Who you are buying from

Vaux Corps LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.

Founded by a service-disabled veteran, built for the force it served in. The content your practitioners get is written for the tactical population by people who have worked in it.