Earn from your land

    How much could your land earn in carbon credits?

    We measure the carbon your land captures and turn it into certified credits you can sell.

    Start typing the town or village and pick your land from the list. Then you outline it on the map.

    Place search with data from © OpenStreetMap contributors.

    You do not have to cut or plant anything. You are paid for keeping standing what is already there.

    A woman at the edge of the forest she cares for

    The income reaches whoever cares for the forest.

    You conserve. We measure, certify and stay with you through the sale of the credits.

    From the first measurement to the first income.

    1. Evaluate

      Find your land on the map and get a first estimate, free.

    2. Measure

      We read the latest clear satellite image and calculate the carbon its vegetation captures.

    3. Monitor

      We follow the land month after month: cover, forest health and alerts.

    4. Certify

      We prepare the auditable file for standards such as Verra and Gold Standard.

    5. Earn

      The certified credits are sold and the income reaches whoever cares for the forest.

    What you receive with your estimate.

    Forest and river seen from the air

    The health of your land

    How its vegetation is doing today, read from space.

    Its carbon credits per year

    How much carbon the forest captures and what that means in credits.

    What they could be worth

    A projection at 1, 5 and 10 years, with the price range of the market.

    Before you start

    A carbon credit project usually pays for itself from about 50 hectares. If yours is smaller, write to us: with Karvonus Seed a piece of land can be conserved hectare by hectare with the support of many people.

    No. We work with conservation: the credits come from keeping the forest that is already standing.

    Not to start. The first estimate is made with satellite data in a couple of minutes; the full analysis you review with our team.

    We prepare projects for the standards of the voluntary market, such as Verra and Gold Standard.

    Yes. A carbon project needs continuous evidence, so the monitoring of your land is part of it.

    See what your land could generate.

    Find it on the map and get a first estimate, free.