Footprints for your whole range, not ten hero products.
Upload your product list, confirm what we read, and get a first carbon footprint for every product, up to 500 at a time, all from the same engine and sources.
One spreadsheet in, a footprint for every row out
The same engine, the same published sources and the same checks for every product, so the figures can be compared across your range.
Upload your list
An Excel or CSV file, up to 500 products. One row per product: name, category, materials, weight, country.
Confirm what we read
Every value shows where it came from, and what to add where data is missing. Confirm a row once you have checked it.
Get every footprint
A first footprint for every confirmed row, saved to My products and downloaded as one CSV.
What a range looks like in our catalogue
Per item, across the catalogue's screening estimates, recalculated when the site is built.
What your products can and can't say in the EU
Under Directive (EU) 2024/825, generic environmental claims and neutrality claims based on offsets are banned for products in the EU from 27 September 2026.
Specific, measured statements
A figure with its unit, what it covers and the method behind it. A product carbon footprint gives you the figure and the method.
Generic and offset-based claims
Adjectives such as “eco-friendly”, unless recognised excellent environmental performance can be shown, and “carbon neutral” or “climate positive” based on offsetting.
Comparisons between products need more evidence, including an independent critical review. Check a claim before you make it →
Everything else a brand team needs
Questions brand teams ask
What do I need to upload?
An Excel or CSV list with a header row, up to 500 products, one per row: name, category, materials, weight and country. The upload page has a template. Where data is missing, each row says exactly what to add.
Can we use the results in marketing?
Not at launch. The results are for business-to-business use. Under Directive (EU) 2024/825, generic environmental claims and neutrality claims based on offsets are banned for products in the EU from 27 September 2026, and comparisons between products need more evidence, including an independent critical review.
Which file do our systems take?
The PACT v3 data file, the shared format for exchanging product footprints between companies' systems. A product's report comes with one.
Is it certified?
No. It is calculated in line with ISO 14067 and shows all its working. Verification needs an accredited body; we don't sell that at launch.
What does it cost?
It is free until we launch on 15 December 2026. Then you pay per finished footprint, with packs for larger ranges. Join the waitlist to get the prices for your region.