Carbon Calculator

Use our handy calculator to work out the carbon footprint of your content marketing. Then use the data to offset your campaigns.

Your marketing

Please answer these few questions to give us a better understanding of your digital marketing.

Question One

Even something as small as posting on twitter has a carbon footprint.

Yes
No
Question Two

Don't worry if not, that's why we have this calculator.

Yes
No
Question Three

We have some resources to get you started with carbon positive marketing.

Yes
No

Your stats

Please enter the average quarterly stats for the various areas of your digital marketing.

tonnes
0.0000005 tonnes
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tonnes
0.0000015 tonnes
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tonnes
0.00018 tonnes
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tonnes
0.000006 tonnes
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tonnes
0.000004 tonnes
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Your path to carbon positive marketing

Each month you emit 0.0000005 tonnes of CO2e with your content marketing.

Minimum offset
0.01 (t)
Recommended offset
0.05 (t)

Ready for carbon positive marketing? Let's have a chat!

Frequently asked questions

When we talk about climate change, the focus is generally on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. However, CO2 is not the only harmful greenhouse gas.

CO2e or carbon dioxide equivalent, is a term used to describe carbon dioxide and a number of other greenhouse gasses contributing to climate change.

Each month we fund incredible climate projects and plant trees.

To offset the CO2e of both our own and our clients marketing, we've teamed up with the amazing folks at Ecologi.

After many hours of research on the web, looking at articles, research papers and more, we worked out an estimate for the average CO2e emissions of various types of content such as video minutes watched, website page views and social media post impressions.

When you enter your marketing stats into our calculator, we add it all together to give you an estimate of your CO2e emissions in tonnes.

As the calulations we make are estimates based on average emissions, we provide you with two CO2e figures, a minimum and a recommended.

The minimum is your impact and is what you should offset to be carbon neutral with your marketing.

The recommended is what we recommend you offset to:
a) Provide leeway around the estimates.
b) To make your marketing carbon positive.

The recommended offset is 5x the minimum offset.

Carbon neutral simply means that you are offsetting the same amount of carbon you are emitting.

Carbon positive means that you are offsetting more carbon than you are emitting. We would always recommend being carbon positive to minimise any negative impact on the environment.

No! Alongside offsetting the emissions of ours and our clients marketing campaigns, we also offset the production of content (travel, energy usage etc.) as well as the general emissions associated with running a business.

Do you know the environmental impact of your marketing?