Upload the offer you received or the items you're about to quote: you get the CBAM cost line by line, CBAM per tonne and the minimum mark-up to apply. Calculated on that offer, not on your past imports.
PDF, Excel, Word, a photo, the saved email (.eml) with its attachments or pasted text: an email body or a list that came in over WhatsApp works just fine. Up to 5 files of 20 MB at once, if the offer comes in pieces.
Commercial documents almost never carry the CN code: the AI infers it from the description and shows you the alternatives. You choose.
For tubes and bars, if the document only lists sizes, the weight is derived from the dimensions — flagged as "estimated", for you to confirm.
How much CBAM is in the offer you receive. The non-EU producer's offer, line by line: how much CBAM you really pay on that price, before you order.
How much CBAM to build into the price you quote. The quote you're about to send your customer: CBAM per tonne and the suggested minimum mark-up, as a percentage of the offer value.
The AI recognises on its own whether a document is an offer received or a quote to a customer; if it gets it wrong, you correct it. Every simulation gets a sequential code (SIM-2026-0001) and stays linked to the counterparty.
Welded tubes CN 7306 30 77, year 2026, EU default values, certificate price €75.28/t CO₂. Mark-up on a goods price of €750/t.
For the same product, compare several producers or countries in one simulation and see which one costs you less once CBAM is added: 2 origins on Starter, up to 8 on Pro. An origin can be a producer (down to one of its plants), a country at EU default values, an EU purchase or a mix, line by line. CBAMeter highlights the lowest CBAM and the best goods + CBAM cost.
| Origin | Emissions source | tCO₂e/t | CBAM €/t | Goods €/t | Goods + CBAM €/t |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Producer AIndia | Country default | 4.75incl. +10% | 248 | 720 | 968 |
| Producer BTürkiye | Country default | 2.47incl. +10% | 76 | 820 | 896 |
| Producer CVietnamLowest CBAMBest cost incl. CBAM | Producer data | 1.90 | ≈ 34 | 760 | 794 |
The cheapest ex-works (A, €720/t) is the most expensive once CBAM is added (€968/t). Illustrative example: year 2026, CN 7306 30 77, certificate price €75.28/t CO₂; A and B at the country's EU default values, C with emissions supplied by the producer. Hypothetical goods prices.
Already have several simulations? Offer comparison puts 2 to 5 of them side by side on goods + CBAM €/t. How producer comparison works →
The cost of certificates follows the ETS price, and the ETS price moves. Drag the slider and see the estimate under a different scenario; pick the year, from 2026 to 2034, and the calculation applies that year's rules.
Offer in dollars? For the goods value we suggest the ECB EUR/USD rate; you can change it.
Illustrative what-if example: a scenario, not a forecast.
PDF or Excel, in Italian or English: the CBAM estimate becomes a professional attachment for your customer, with the assumptions stated — emissions source, benchmark, net emissions, certificate price used. How we calculate →
Every document the AI reads gets a reading reliability index: if the reading is uncertain, it tells you — it never guesses in silence. Number and size of files per simulation: see the Limits and specifications table. How the reading is built: on the Security page.
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