Carbon Compared Launches Free Tool to Help Businesses Source High-Integrity Carbon Credits

• Free online platform compares verified carbon credits by type, location, price, and independent ratings
• Aims to cut reliance on costly consultants and speed up corporate climate action
• Designed for both small businesses and large enterprises seeking transparent, high-quality offsets

New Platform for Smarter Carbon Credit Decisions

Carbon Compared has launched a free, interactive carbon credit comparison tool designed to help companies identify and purchase high-integrity offsets with confidence. The platform aggregates verified credits from leading providers, enabling side-by-side comparisons by project type, location, price per tonne, co-benefits, and independent ratings.

The goal: make credit selection faster, cheaper, and more transparent for organisations of all sizes.

Closing a Persistent Market Gap

The voluntary carbon market is growing quickly, but inconsistent quality standards, multiple rating systems, and opaque pricing have made navigating it difficult—especially for small and mid-sized businesses. Carbon Compared aims to bridge this gap by standardising and consolidating market data in one place, helping buyers act quickly while reducing the risk of low-integrity purchases.

For project developers, the tool promises increased visibility and lead generation. For credit buyers, it offers time and cost savings while lowering reputational risk. And for the planet, it builds trust by steering demand toward higher-quality projects.

Founder’s Vision

“By streamlining access to verified carbon credits, we’re unlocking carbon finance for organisations and empowering them to do more, sooner,” said Adam, Founder & CEO of Carbon Compared. “Our goal is to enhance market transparency and break down barriers, giving companies clarity to support projects with tangible environmental impact.”

Accessible worldwide and free to use, the platform is aimed at both startups seeking simple offset solutions and established enterprises refining their carbon portfolios.

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