The whole price list.
Every direct competitor makes you book a call to learn what anything costs. We think a CFO deserves the number up front. It's the same principle as showing the working on the report.
Starter
Available now- One legal entity
- Electricity, fleet fuel and natural gas intake
- Scope 1 / 2 / 3 baseline on published, versioned factors
- The customer-ready baseline report, print-optimised
- Recurring reporting cycle: finalise, roll forward, reminders
- Year-on-year comparison from your second year
This is exactly what's live in production; nothing on this list is a promise.
Growth
- Everything in Starter
- Multiple legal entities
- Supplier data workflows
- Structured questionnaire support as it ships
- Richer dashboards
Opens as its features ship. Founding partners are shaping what lands here, and lock their pricing before it does.
Partner / Advisory
- For accounting and advisory firms
- Carbon reporting across multiple client environments
- Everything in Growth, at firm scale
Opens as its features ship. If you run client work, we want to design this tier with you.
First-time onboarding
Getting the first year of data in and the first baseline defensible. Priced by how messy the source records are, agreed before we start. And it's a one-off, not an annual consulting relationship.
The honest questions
What am I comparing this against?
Not other software, usually. A consultant runs roughly $500/hour and rebuilds the same spreadsheet every year. Or your finance lead loses a week they don't have. The subscription exists so the second year costs you an afternoon, not a re-engagement.
Why would I pay before Growth ships?
You wouldn't. You'd start on Starter, which is complete, or join as a founding partner: free for 90 days, honest feedback in exchange, and a real vote on what the higher tiers contain.
What's deliberately not here?
Offsets, badges and certification schemes. CarbonCut produces measured, documented numbers. What you claim with them is your call, made on solid ground.
Will these prices move?
The ladder is settled. If it ever changes, existing customers keep what they signed up at; repricing loyal accounts is exactly the procurement behaviour this product exists to spare you from.