Your sustainability report, from the bills you already have
Upload what you have. Answer what it asks. Download the report.
No call, no consultant, no software to learn. It runs in your browser and the report is yours to send to anyone.
Start with your bills Read a finished report
$2,000 ONCE · NOTHING TO PAY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN WHAT IT FOUND
What you send
Every item here is something your business already receives.
- Electricity, gas and fuel bills. Up to 5 years if you have them.
- Waste and freight invoices.
- A spend export from QuickBooks or Xero.
- Any certifications you hold.
Photographs of paper bills are fine. Nothing needs retyping, and nothing needs to be complete on the first pass.
What comes back
- A baseline year — the first full year everything after it is measured against.
- Your footprint across the four things a company can actually move: energy, sourcing, transport, and waste and packaging.
- Charts that carry across years, so next year’s report shows the direction rather than starting again.
- Both Scope 2 figures — Scope 2 is the electricity you buy: the grid average where you are, and what you actually contracted for.
- The workings, so anyone can check where a number came from.
EVERY FIGURE CARRIES THE DOCUMENT IT CAME FROM · ESTIMATES ARE MARKED AS ESTIMATES
What it costs
Once
$2,000
The report. Made by machine, delivered in your browser, yours to send to anyone who asks.
Monthly, cancel any month
$99
Keeping it. Documents stay filed and dated, the charts keep running, suppliers keep being asked.
If the documents are scattered or the deadline is close, a person can do the whole thing instead. That starts at $4,800 and is scoped before it begins.
Why anyone asks for this
Usually a customer sent a form. Sometimes a distributor, a bank, or a certification renewal.
Underneath all of them is the same thing: nine measures of what the planet can take, and seven are past the line.
The report opens on those nine, then shows one company’s share of them. That order is deliberate.
What this is not
It is not an audit. Nobody visits, and no figure is verified by a third party.
It is not a certification, and YKO does not issue one.
You own the report and decide who sees it. YKO hosts it for as long as you want it hosted.
Where a figure is an estimate, it says so next to the figure.
Pick up where you left off
Readings from the documents you already sent are waiting to be checked.