EU buyers apply worst-case carbon defaults to your quotes and cut your price accordingly. CBAM Shield calculates your real number — and gives your buyer a verified data pack they can use directly.
EU buyers don't wait for your numbers. They apply the worst-case country default to every quote and pass the cost back as a price cut. The fix is having your actual carbon data ready before they ask.
No spreadsheets. No consultants. Send us your documents on WhatsApp — we'll have your report ready within 48 hours.
Enter your furnace type and export volume. Get your estimated CBAM liability vs. EU default in 30 seconds. Free — no sign-up.
Send us 3 documents via WhatsApp: electricity bill, fuel purchase records, and monthly production register. We handle everything else.
We work through your documents, calculate your actual carbon intensity per tonne of steel, and cross-check it against EU methodology.
A PDF your EU buyer submits directly in their CBAM declaration — built on your actual plant data, not EU country averages.
3 quick questions. Free. Results in 30 seconds.
Get your verified CBAM Data Pack — ₹5,000
Send us your plant documents on WhatsApp. We calculate your actual carbon intensity and produce a PDF your EU buyer submits directly.
Start free. Pay only when you want the full report your EU buyer can use.
Multiple installations or 5+ reports per year? Write to us for volume pricing.
Built from your plant records. Your buyer uploads this to the EU CBAM Registry — no guesswork, no defaults.
Get Your Data Pack — ₹5,000"Without verified data we were accepting the EU's worst-case assumption about our plant. Once we calculated our actual EAF intensity, our CBAM cost was nearly 40% lower than what the buyer had quoted us."
"We didn't know the 10% default surcharge in 2026 becomes 30% by 2028. Getting our data in order now is not just compliance — it's protecting our margin for the next five years."
"EU buyers are using CBAM data as a supplier ranking tool. Being CBAM-ready with a proper data pack is now a prerequisite to staying on their approved vendor list."