CBAM software · for producers outside the EU and EU importers

Don’t overpay on CBAM. Prove your actual costs.

Model your installation once — routes, precursors, electricity — and DeCarbonPro prices every good you ship two ways: on the EU default value, and on your own proven emissions. Then it generates the operator’s emissions report you put to an accredited verifier, and the summary your buyer receives — every figure citing the act behind it.

Start from what you know: Estimate my cost by sectorWhat does my CN code carry?My imports, by country of originAll free tools

Before
  • Scattered spreadsheetsThe figures sit across workbooks nobody owns, in versions nobody can date.
  • Suppliers chased by emailEvery reporting period starts with the same chain of reminders.
  • Rebuilt by hand each periodThe same work, done again, and never quite the same way twice.
  • No figure anyone can defendNothing on the sheet names the act it came from.
After
The Analytics Overview screen in DeCarbonPro: total emissions and CBAM cost for the period, average carbon intensity, a supplier split and actual-versus-default carbon intensity by CN code.
Sample data, captured in the product — Analyze › Overview.

Features

What you get

four things, all included in the one plan. Nothing here is an add-on, and nothing is metered.

Build your installation as a flowsheet

Draw the production routes, the precursors you buy in, the fuels you burn and the electricity you use, on one canvas. Connect them once and every good you ship prices off that model.

  • Routes, sub-processes, purchased precursors, heat and waste gases
  • Upload a filled EU Communication or EFDA workbook and the flowsheet is built from it
  • Version history, so you can show how a figure was reached
The installation flowsheet in DeCarbonPro with connected production nodes.
Sample data — Manage › Installations.

Calculate embedded emissions to the regulation

Direct and indirect embedded emissions, computed the way the implementing act sets out — including purchased precursors, self-generated and purchased electricity, and waste gases. Every figure names the article behind it.

  • Published default values with the mark-up applied, and your own actual figures beside them
  • Benchmarks, free allocation and the price of CBAM certificates folded into the cost
  • No per-calculation charge and no tonnage counter

Calculation: IR (EU) 2025/2547 · default values and mark-up: IR (EU) 2026/1740, Annex I · benchmarks and free allocation: IR (EU) 2025/2620

The analytics overview in DeCarbonPro showing calculated emissions and costs.
Sample data — Analytics › Overview.

Produce the emissions reports

The operator's emissions report an accredited verifier checks, and the summary your EU buyer receives — generated from the model you already built, as often as you need.

  • Export as PDF, and download the underlying data
  • Unlimited reports, every reporting period, no per-report charge
  • Excel snapshots of suppliers, installations and orders from the Download Hub

The Operator's Emissions Report — IR (EU) 2025/2547, Annex IV

With DeCarbonPro

Operator’s Emissions Report — generated

Direct SEE2.00694 tCO₂e/t
Indirect SEE0.4066 tCO₂e/t
The mark-up on default values, by year — IR (EU) 2026/1740 Annex I
10%2026
20%2027
30%2028+

Example: our engine’s output on the Commission’s published Steel-3 workbook.

The reports screen in DeCarbonPro with a generated report saved against its reporting period.
Sample data — Manage › Reports.

Share a supplier portal with your EU buyers

Give your buyers a controlled view of your emissions data instead of emailing spreadsheets. One link, optionally password-protected, that you can withdraw.

  • Shows the figures and the acts behind them, not your raw workbook
  • Password protection per organisation
  • Team access included — colleagues enter or review on the same record
No capture of this screen is held yet, so this frame stays empty.

What the figures rest on

The acts behind every figure

Every figure on this site resolves to a published instrument. Here is the whole shelf, and the day each act was last checked against the Official Journal.

  • 2023/1773
  • 2023/956
  • 2024/3210
  • 2025/2083
  • 2025/2210
  • 2025/2546
  • 2025/2547
  • 2025/2548
  • 2025/2549
  • 2025/2550
  • 2025/2551
  • 2025/2619
  • 2025/2620
  • 2025/2621
  • 2025/486
  • 2026/1740

16 acts held · last checked against the Official Journal on 11 Aug 2026

Provenance

Where the numbers come from

Not our opinion, and not a rule of thumb. Every figure on this site resolves to a sentence in a published act. Here is one of them, in full.

the mark-up shall be 10 % for the year 2026, 20 % for the year 2027 and 30 % for the year 2028 and onwards
Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1740, Annex I — cement, iron and steel, aluminium and hydrogen.

Default values carry a mark-up — 10% in 2026 on iron and steel, aluminium, cement and hydrogen, rising to 30% by 2028. Proving your own number is what removes it.

Proving your own number is what removes it.

Who it is for

The producer proves the figure. The importer pays the bill. Both need the same record.

For producers and installation operators outside the EU

Calculate what your goods carry, and publish it to your buyer

Model the installation once and every good you ship prices off it — on the EU default value and on your own proven emissions, with the article cited on each figure.

  • Model your installation as a flowsheet — routes, precursors, fuels, electricity
  • Direct and indirect embedded emissions to the implementing act, each figure citing its article
  • The report an accredited verifier checks, and the summary your EU buyer receives
  • Send it to every EU client from one controlled, password-protectable view — not emailed spreadsheets
  • Unlimited reports and exports, every reporting period, with no per-report charge
  • Start from the filled EU Communication or EFDA workbook you already have

US$2,490/year · 21 days free first · 30-day money-back on your first payment

For EU importers and their representatives

Size your exposure now; the declarant module follows

What each covered code carries, and what each country of origin costs you, are open today and free. The filing side — supplier data, import lines and the declaration itself — is in build.

  • What each CN code carries — 570 covered codes, free and without an account
  • Exposure by country of origin — 19 country guides, free
  • Whether the year’s imports stay under the mass threshold at all, free
  • Collect each supplier's emissions data against the installation that produced the goodsComing soon
  • Watch what each supplier reports, and chase the ones whose data is missingComing soon
  • The CBAM cost of every import line, at the published certificate priceComing soon
  • Your certificate exposure for the period, with the assumptions behind it editableComing soon
  • Rank suppliers by embedded emissions and by landed cost including CBAMComing soon
  • Cost scenarios over future reporting periodsComing soon
  • The CBAM Registry submission, to the published schemaComing soon
Coming soon

For EU importers and their representatives

The declarant module, for EU importers

The filing side of CBAM is not built yet. This is what it will do when it is, so you can judge whether to wait for it. What is open to importers today is in the free tools below, and is not repeated here.

What the module will do

  • Hold every import line as the unit of obligation — code, origin, net mass, customs value, supplier and installation
  • Attach emissions to the installation that produced the goods, never to the supplier that sold them
  • Show cumulative net mass against the mass threshold for the period, as a compliance status and never as a plan limit
  • Read the filled EU Communication workbook directly, and match its supplier and installation names with the match shown to you
  • Chase the suppliers whose data is missing, as a workflow rather than a mail merge
  • Mark which figures are actual and which are Commission defaults, and carry the share of defaults as a field rather than a footnote
  • Produce the CBAM Registry submission to the published schema, with identifiers written whole
  • Capture the sign-off attestation, and file an amendment rather than a duplicate when a period is corrected
  • Refuse to generate a report for a period with no qualifying imports, and say why
  • Price a prospective purchase including its CBAM cost, and rank suppliers by embedded emissions and landed cost
  • Model cost scenarios over future reporting periods

The single mass-based threshold — 50 tonnes of net mass: Reg. (EU) 2023/956, Annex VII point 1, referred to in Art. 2a (inserted by Reg. (EU) 2025/2083). The registry submission is Art. 35.

Tell us what you need from it

No date and no price are set for this module, and neither is implied by the plan above. We will say so here the day it opens.

Why us

Why DeCarbonPro

Stated plainly, so you can compare us against anything else you are looking at.

One plan, US$2,490 a year

One price, billed once a year. There is no tier to compare against, no upgrade to discover later and no monthly option to be talked into.

No limits

No tonnage cap. No supplier cap. No entity tiers. The price does not move because you shipped more, added a supplier or opened a second office.

Every feature included

Everything above comes with the plan. Nothing is held back for a higher tier, and there is no per-report or per-calculation charge.

21 days free, one installation

Use the whole product first. Anything you export is watermarked until you subscribe, and no card is needed to start.

Built on the regulation

Every figure names the article behind it, and the acts are held on this site and checked against the Official Journal.

Support from the people who built it

Email support, including help getting your first dataset in. Included in the price — there is nothing extra to buy.

Pricing

Pricing

One plan. The declarant module above is not priced yet and is not part of it.

One plan

US$2,490 / year

21 days free · one installation · reports watermarked until you subscribe

Billed once a year. Cancel whenever you like — there is no notice period and no cancellation fee. 30-day money-back on your first payment.

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  • One installation, every reporting period
  • Unlimited reports and exports
  • Team access and support included

Free · no registration

Cost Radar — what CBAM costs, country by country

Pick a CN code and the map prices it against the EU default embedded emissions for every country of origin, at the current certificate price. Sign in to overlay your own import history.

Certificate price75.36Year of import2026

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Q1 2026 · last figure held on this site · Reg. (EU) 2023/956 Art. 21(1a), as amended by Reg. (EU) 2025/2083

The calendar you’re on

What’s coming and when

  1. 31 March 2026Deadline to have applied for authorised-declarant statusReg. (EU) 2025/2083
  2. 1 February 2027CBAM certificate sales openReg. (EU) 2023/956, Art. 20(1)
  3. 31 March 2027First quarter-end at the 50% holding levelReg. (EU) 2023/956, Art. 22(2)

Dates as the acts set them · not legal or compliance advice

Read next

Guides and articles

The reading behind the numbers — sectors, countries, and what the acts actually ask of you.

The platform

One plan — US$2,490 a year.

Free for 21 days first — one installation, reports watermarked until you subscribe. 30-day money-back on your first payment, no per-report charge, support included.