Choose your offset
Tell us whether you're offsetting a household, a team, or a product line — we'll size it with you.
Carbon credits
Offset your carbon emissions today.
A carbon offset credit is a transferable instrument — certified by governments or independent bodies — representing an emission reduction of one metric tonne of CO2. Trees take years to grow; credits work right now.
We retire certified credits
Your name and offset count are registered with the issuing body (Verra or Gold Standard) and the credits are retired from the market — permanently.
You get the paper trail
A certificate documents your impact. Businesses can treat the purchase as a deductible business expense.
Where credits come from
What your credits fund
Before a project joins our portfolio we perform due diligence to understand its impact. Every project is certified through Verra's VCS Program — the world's largest voluntary greenhouse gas program — and complies with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Forestry & reforestation
Methane capture — landfills & dairy farms
Carbon capture & storage
Renewable energy
Pick your pace
Two ways to get to neutral
Grow trees that absorb CO2 as they mature — or retire certified credits for immediate neutrality. Most supporters do both.
Individuals
≈ 36,000 lbs
the CO2 the average American emits each year
Offset the everyday — car travel, home energy, flights. Or take the slow road: $60 a year plants 60 trees toward a carbon-neutral life.
Small businesses
$8 / employee / mo
covers the ~0.5 metric tons a typical office generates per employee monthly
Annual partnerships: $399 (1–5 employees), $799 (6–10), $1,499 (11–20) — including a certificate and marketing assets for your carbon-neutral pledge.
Large organizations
Custom programs
for e-commerce, POS tree planting, and enterprise footprints
Plant a tree with every purchase, let customers round up at checkout, or build a certified offset portfolio sized to your operations.
When you purchase credits, Tree Peace buys and retires the offsets on your behalf — they can never be used by another entity as a permit to pollute. Businesses can treat the purchase as a deductible expense; individual credit purchases are not tax-deductible (tree donations are — see Plant Trees).