Pricing
Enterprise Granularity, Without the Enterprise Price
Enterprise carbon monitoring platforms cost £50,000–£200,000 a year. We built CarbonMeter because decarbonisation cannot be something only the largest companies can afford.
Subscription
From £500/month
Priced by site size and number of monitored assets. Deployment is typically under £1,000, and connecting to existing meters and systems is non-disruptive.
- Asset-level energy and carbon measurement, continuously
- Real-time dashboards across sites, assets, and circuits
- AI anomaly detection — out-of-hours waste, baseload drift, demand spikes, abnormal cycling
- Automated carbon accounting with verified emission factors
- CBAM, SECR, and ESOS compliance reporting with audit trails
- AI assistant for natural-language queries over your data
- Multi-site management and benchmarking
- Direct access to the engineering team
Pilot Programme
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Validate the platform on a subset of assets before committing. A typical pilot covers your highest-consumption assets over six weeks: install and baseline, then review what the measurement found.
- Jointly scoped around your highest-value assets
- An energy and carbon baseline you keep
- A ranked list of savings opportunities found
Pricing questions, answered plainly
What determines the subscription price?
Two things: the size of the site and the number of assets monitored. Subscriptions start from £500 per month for a single site, and multi-site estates are priced on the same basis so sites can be benchmarked against each other.
What does deployment cost?
Typically under £1,000. CarbonMeter nodes are installed in about a day, non-invasively, with no outage, no rewiring and no change to operations.
How does a pilot work, and what does it cost?
A pilot covers a subset of assets, usually the highest-consumption ones, over about six weeks: install, baseline, then a review of what the measurement found. It is quoted after a short scoping call, and you keep the baseline and the ranked list of savings whatever you decide next.
Is CBAM supplier data included in the subscription?
No. CBAM supplier-data work for UK importers is run as a separate pilot: mapping imports to the plants that made them and collecting each supplier's actual embedded-emissions data. It is scoped and priced on its own.
Who is eligible?
Any UK organisation with a site where electricity use is significant: manufacturers and industrial units, warehouses and cold storage, offices and mixed-use buildings, hotels and public-sector estates. There is no minimum company size.
Who provides support?
The engineering team that built the platform, directly. There is no separate support tier.
Every site we have measured so far consumed 12–22% of its electricity outside operating hours. The subscription typically pays for itself in found waste.
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