Enterprise Pricing

Think of Ecomilhas as a "game for good" in mobility: you engage people, measure impact, and turn it into real ESG results.

• RCO2e — CO2e Reduction (avoided): cut emissions at the source
• CCO2e — CO2e Neutralization (offset): offset whatever you can't reduce

CO2e Reduction

The idea is simple: the more people join in, the more sustainable mobility happens — and the more avoided CO2e you can report.

What's included:

• Platform (web + app)
• Setup and onboarding
• Campaigns + communications (to drive adoption)
• Support + lightweight check-ins
• Mobility reports and avoided emissions data

The 3 key pricing drivers:

• Users: how many people join the program (eligible and/or active)
• Territories: how many countries we'll operate in (language, currency, local regulations, and support)
• Climate target: what's the reduction goal (tCO2e) we're chasing together

CO2e Neutralization (VCU)

Here, the conversation is: "Alright, how much do we need to offset and by what standards?" Neutralization covers residual emissions through carbon credits (based on agreed-upon criteria).

What's included:

• Volume definition for offsetting (based on the program and/or the client's inventory)
• In-app reward catalog so users can redeem CO2e credits
• Evidence and documentation for verification and auditing (when applicable)

How pricing works (the 3 levers, the Ecomilhas way):

• Users in the program (the more people commute clean, the more VCUs we can capture)
• Territories/countries where we'll run the operation
• Tonnes (tCO2e): this becomes your "carbon target" to offset (whatever's left over)