Esusu x Unify Partnership Announcement

Esusu x Unify Partnership Announcement

Unify is partnering with Esusu to expand housing support with credit building, financial coaching, and tools that strengthen long-term stability for families.


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I'm excited to announce a new partnership that could provide additional wraparound support for the families in your housing programs.

As you know, we've been focused on creating infrastructure that makes it easier to deliver coordinated care. We're now running programs across 16+ states, processing nearly $300 million in payments, and helping communities launch housing assistance, care for new mothers, child care subsidies, emergency aid, and utility support in days instead of months.

New partnership with Esusu (https://esusurent.com/)

We've partnered with Esusu to offer financial health tools specifically designed for families accessing housing support. Esusu helps people build credit through rent reporting, provides financial coaching, and offers access to resources that strengthen long term financial stability.

Here's what this could mean for communities in your programs:

Credit building through rent payments. Instead of rent payments going unreported, people can build credit history and improve their scores by an average of 45 points.

Financial coaching and workshops. Expert, personalized advice through virtual coaching sessions to help families navigate financial challenges and build toward goals like homeownership.

Financial health tools. Access to credit monitoring, educational resources, and a marketplace of vetted financial products designed to support low to moderate income households.

No barriers to access. No hard credit pulls, no hidden fees, and all credit scores are welcome.

This partnership lets us offer housing assistance that extends beyond the immediate payment to help families build the financial foundation they need for long term stability. Over 5 million renters are already using these tools to strengthen their financial health.

We're seeing communities that start with one type of support and then expand to coordinate multiple programs. Housing assistance paired with financial coaching. Emergency aid combined with credit building. Utility support alongside financial education.

If you want to talk about how this might work for your programs or discuss pricing, let me know. Otherwise, thought you'd be interested in seeing how we're expanding the wraparound support we can offer.

Your commitment is to people. Ours is to building the systems that help you reach them. Let's get started together

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