Creating a carbon-neutral future, one employee at a time.

Carbon Off is an easy way for employers to show their employees they care about the environment by offsetting their employees personal carbon footprints.

That means you’re offsetting more than just the footprint of your employees' work, you’re offsetting the footprint of their lives. Their homes, their pets, travel, groceries, hobbies, the whole lot of it. Just like you may provide healthcare for the whole person (not just the part of them that comes to work) or provide a retirement contribution, Carbon Off enables you to eliminate the net impact they have as an individual living in a complex economy.

It couldn’t be easier. You just input the number of employees you’d like to offset and the percentage of their footprint you’d like to offset, and we’ll provide you with the pricing. All you have to do now is complete the checkout process, and voilà, you’re now offsetting your team.

At 100% for each employee, you’re offsetting 15 metric tonnes per year. At 50% 7.5 tonnes, and at 10% 1.5 tonnes. Every bit helps.

Carbon Off’s portfolio consists of a number of projects selected to help globally in the fight against climate change. It is created in collaboration with George Washington University's Environmental and Energy Management Institute.

Additionally all of our projects are further verified by third party certification and trade primarily on the Verra and Gold Standard registries. You can read more about our portfolio and the projects we support here.

We use the US population average to calculate your employees' footprint, which is about 15 tonnes (or 16 imperial tons). We do this for a couple of reasons.

• Most calculators require you to know several data points on each employee from the type of vehicle they have, how their home is heated, how many therms and kwH they use, etc. Most of us don’t have this information on hand.
• Even taking into account all of this information, about 80% of the working population has a similar footprint—so similar that it only costs about $5 per month more to offset a 90th-percentile footprint vs. a 10th-percentile footprint. Our aim is to make sure perfect isn’t the enemy of good. (We believe it's better to do something positive now, rather than to put it off and wait to calculate it precisely, especially when many people will put it off indefinitely.)