Coastal KenyaKenya, East Africa
Mangrove and dryland planting with community growers. The most trees per pound.
from US$0.89 / tree
Until now — and it takes about a minute. GreenReach reads your channels, read-only, and estimates the CO2e behind every post from the watch time it actually earned. Then it turns that number into something you can act on: trees in five countries, or carbon credits by the tonne, at cost plus a fee we print on the invoice.
Estimating is free forever. You pay only if you decide to fund something.
Every view lights up a screen, pulls data across a network and wakes a data centre. Tiny, once.
Now watch what one mid-size channel does with a month of them.
Counting up live from a mid-size channel's month, using the factors below. Illustrative, not a measurement of anyone in particular — which is rather the point: nobody knows their own figure until something works it out for them.
Estimated grams CO2e per viewer-minute. GreenReach builds its model from publicly reported industry research rather than any single provider's dataset, and revises it as better research is published. The estimated figures below are what the dashboard applies today.
| Platform | g CO2e / viewer-minute | per 1,000 viewer-minutes |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 2.923 | 2.92 kg |
| TikTok | 2.921 | 2.92 kg |
| 2.912 | 2.91 kg | |
| 2.912 | 2.91 kg |
Watch time is the whole model, so an image post — or a platform that withholds watch time — cannot be estimated at all, rather than counting as zero. The dashboard says so instead of quietly rounding down.
No signup, no email, nothing to install. Move the sliders and the figure below moves with them — same factors and same arithmetic the app itself runs, just on averages instead of your posts.
Connect a channel and it stops guessing at averages: every post gets estimated from the watch time it actually earned. That part is free too.
The reported factors sit within 0.4% of each other, so watch time — not platform — is what moves your estimate.
Trees are the cheapest of seven options in GreenReach — planting elsewhere, carbon avoidance and removal too. Sign up for per-post estimates, free.
You can stop after step two and never pay us anything. Knowing the number is worth having on its own.
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YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, read-only. As many accounts per platform as you actually run. Nothing gets posted on your behalf — GreenReach only ever reads analytics.
A daily sync pulls reported views and watch time per post, applies the industry factor for that platform, and totals it up. Slice it by channel, date, organic or paid — day, week or month.
Choose planting or carbon credits, then fund it in a click — once, or automatically each month, in proportion to your estimates. Delivered by Ecologi©, with a numbered PDF invoice every time.
Offsetting isn't one thing, and being handed a single option is how people end up funding something they'd not have chosen. You can put trees in the ground on four continents, pay to stop emissions happening somewhere else, or pay to pull carbon back out of the air — and they cost wildly different amounts, for reasons worth understanding before you pick. Here is the whole shelf, at the price Ecologi© charges, with the trade-off written on every card.
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Mangrove and dryland planting with community growers. The most trees per pound.
from US$0.89 / tree
Native broadleaf woodland on UK land, close to home and open to go and visit.
from US$8.00 / tree
Reforestation on cleared and burned land, priced in the middle of the range.
from US$2.73 / tree
Native species on restored and fire-affected land right across Australia.
from US$6.90 / tree
Atlantic Forest and Amazon restoration, in two of earth's richest habitats.
from US$7.60 / tree
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Credits from projects that stop emissions happening, bought by the kilogram.
from US$12.50 / tonne
Credits that take carbon back out of the air, not just avoid new emissions.
from US$221.50 / tonne
Every project is bought through Ecologi©'s API and comes back with a public record on your invoice. None of this makes anyone carbon neutral — see what we do and don't claim.
Here's the part worth being suspicious about: how do you know the trees exist? You don't have to take our word for it. GreenReach plants nothing itself and never holds your funding. Pick a project and the app calls Ecologi©'s API, which funds the planting or buys the credit through its own vetted partners and hands back a public record. That link goes on your invoice — so what you paid for is checkable by a client, an accountant, or anyone else who asks.
No markup buried in a rounded number. Here's 25 trees in Kenya, itemised the way the app itemises it:
Card fees shown for USD (2.9% + US$0.30). Smallest order is 10 trees, which is Ecologi©'s API minimum, not ours.
There is no trial to forget to cancel, no seat count, and no tier that unlocks the number. The only money that ever changes hands is money you chose to put into a project — and our share of it is itemised on the screen before you pay, then again on the invoice.
Prices shown in USD, converted from USD at a weekly-refreshed rate. You are charged the amount you were quoted.
None of this makes anyone carbon neutral, and GreenReach will not describe it that way or print it on anything for you. What you get is an estimate you can show your working on, and a receipt for what you funded. The terms set out the claims we do and don't make.
Questions about the estimates, running several creators' channels from one account, or an invoice — send it over. GreenReach is a small team, so the reply comes from someone who worked on the thing you're asking about.
Prefer email? hello@greenreach.app for anything general, or billing@greenreach.app for billing — quote your invoice number if you have one.
One channel, about a minute, and the estimate is yours. Whether you ever fund anything after that is entirely up to you — and if the answer is never, the number is still yours to keep.
No card · read-only access · nothing posted on your behalf