One price, set by the tonnes you export.
Move the slider to the tonnes you ship to the EU in the whole calendar year: the tonnes already shipped, plus the tonnes still to come.
Your EU buyer pays for CBAM certificates. With verified actual values instead of EU default values, the buyer needs fewer of them.
Try fewer digits or other words, or choose another sector.
Paid at once.
Paid in four quarterly parts.
For 2026, the full fee is paid at once.
The fee covers the whole calendar year, whether you ship for one month or for twelve.
Under 50 tonnes a year: ₹10,000 for two years.
Custom pricing
Above 10,000 tonnes a year, we agree the price with your plant.
Contact us for custom pricingYour EU buyer's CBAM cost this year, at default values
₹37,568 per tonne
An estimate of what your EU buyer pays for CBAM certificates at EU default values, for the CN code you chose, at €75.28 per tonne of CO₂ and €1 = ₹106.
CN 7208 10 00 · EU default value for India, 2026 mark-up included: 4.708 t CO₂ per tonne (Commission table, row 7208)
The Commission's table lists this CN code without an EU default value for India.
CN 7208 10 00 · row 7208
Every subscription includes
- Unlimited document uploads
- One CBAM workbook every month, for your plant to sign
- One login for each factory, under your company's name, for groups with more than one factory
Choose your verifier
An accredited verifier checks your plant's data once a year. You choose the verifier and agree its fee with it directly. These firms are accredited for CBAM verification.
- Bureau Veritas Italia S.p.A.: Accredited for iron, steel and aluminium, from sintered ore and crude steel to finished iron, steel and aluminium products.
- RINA Services S.p.A.: Accredited for iron, steel and aluminium, from sintered ore and crude steel to finished iron, steel and aluminium products.
- SGS ICS Italia S.r.l.: Accredited for ferro alloys, and for finished iron, steel and aluminium products.
Source: the national accreditation bodies of Italy (Accredia, 28 September 2026), Greece, Sweden, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia and Germany. Checked 16 October 2026.
We list these firms for your reference. Each sets its own terms.