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Yes. The ESG Scorecard is a free self-assessment: fill the guided form and the PDF downloads instantly, no account and no email required. Optionally add climate details (scenario inputs, physical and transition risks, a Scope 3 estimate) and the report includes a TCFD section, also free. The figures are self-reported; when a customer or lender asks for a defensible carbon number, that is what the paid Carbon Draft computes from your actual accounting data.

Eight categories are rendered in your report when the underlying spend or activity is present: Cat 1 (purchased goods and services), Cat 2 (capital goods, from equipment and IT spend), Cat 3 (fuel- and energy-related, derived from grid T&D losses), Cat 4 (upstream transportation, when freight spend is detected), Cat 5 (waste in operations, from waste-disposal spend), Cat 6 (business travel, when travel spend is present), Cat 7 (employee commuting, from employer-paid commuting spend only, see below), and Cat 12 (end-of-life of sold products, when you declare physical products and supply tonnage). Two additional categories have factor data in the engine but no route from customer input, so they are citable and do not appear in your report: Cat 8 (upstream leased assets, from EIA CBECS 2018) and Cat 9 (downstream transportation, from EPA Hub 2025 Table 8). Five categories are out of scope this release: Cat 10 (processing of sold products), Cat 11 (use-phase of sold products), Cat 13 (downstream leased assets), Cat 14 (franchises), Cat 15 (investments). If any uncovered category is material to your business, supplement this screening with a category-specific inventory before regulatory filing or third-party assurance.

Because a spend-based method can only see commuting you paid for. Cat 7 is derived from employer-paid commuting spend: commuter benefits, transit passes and subsidies, a German Jobticket. Commuting your employees pay for themselves never appears in your ledger, so it cannot appear in this figure, and for most companies that is the majority of it. If you offer no commuting benefit at all, your Cat 7 will be zero and that is a real limitation of the method, not a measurement. A complete Cat 7 needs an employee survey of home-to-work distance and mode, which is outside a spend-based screening. The report states the basis it used.

The free ESG Scorecard is a self-assessment: you type in your own figures (including the carbon number) and get a framework-tagged E/S/G report. The Carbon Draft is computed: you upload your accounting export and the engine calculates Scope 1 and 2 (Basic) or Scope 1, 2 and 3 (Complete and Disclosure-Aligned), cites every factor, and traces the 20 largest transactions (every transaction on Disclosure-Aligned). Start with the free scorecard for an internal picture; when a customer, lender, or questionnaire needs a defensible carbon number, that is the Carbon Draft.

Yes. Each report is a separate one-time purchase. Upload the same file again and choose Complete (adds Scope 3) or Disclosure-Aligned (adds the full transaction ledger, the framework readiness table and the calculation workbook). There is no upgrade credit: you pay the price of the new tier.

Yes. Our CPA Partner Program offers pack pricing starting at 10 reports for $1,490 ($149 each, 50% off). 25-pack is $2,975 ($119 each, 60% off); 50-pack is $4,950 ($99 each, 67% off). Ideal for accounting firms, consultancies, and multi-entity organizations. See For Accountants to apply.

There is no free trial of the paid reports. Each Carbon Draft tier links a sample PDF, made by uploading a fictional company's ledger through the same endpoint customers use, and the free scorecard links its own sample. Carbon Draft samples for the US, UK, Ireland, Australia and India, each with the Disclosure-Aligned workbook, are on Supported countries; VSME samples are on the VSME page.

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