Know what your CBAM imports will cost, and where every figure comes from.
CBAM.Pro is the workspace for EU importers. It holds your import lines, your suppliers and their emissions data, works out the certificates you will need and shows what they cost. Our consultants work with you on it.
Estimated certificate cost. The price for the latest quarter is not final yet, so this figure can change. 3 import lines are not included.
Every import line, with its certificates worked out.
Load your customs export or add lines by hand. For each line, CBAM.Pro takes the CN code, the country of origin and the quantity, and works out the certificates from the EU default value and the benchmark.
A line that is missing information says what is missing and stays out of the total until it is complete. You always see how many lines are computed and how many are still open.
Your suppliers, their factories and the goods they deliver.
Each supplier is recorded with its factories and products. For every product you can see where its emissions figure comes from: the EU default value, or a value your supplier has declared.
A value your supplier declares is treated as provisional. It changes your certificate cost only after an accredited verifier has confirmed it.
Know what the certificates cost, and when.
For 2026 imports, the certificate price is the average of the EU ETS auction prices in the quarter of import. The Payment Calendar breaks the cost down by country of origin, supplier, HS heading or factory.
Until the European Commission publishes a quarter's price, that quarter is marked as not final. Certificates for 2026 imports go on sale on 1 February 2027 and are surrendered by 30 September 2027.
Figures you can rely on.
Supplier figures stay provisional until an accredited verifier confirms them.
Computed, provisional or draft, shown as a symbol and a word, never by colour alone.
If information is missing, CBAM.Pro says what is missing and leaves the line out of the total.
We do the CBAM work with you.
We establish which of your goods fall under CBAM, by CN code, and what that means for the current year. If CBAM does not affect you, we tell you.
We record your suppliers, their factories and their products, with the source of every figure. This takes the most time, and it is what makes the later figures defensible.
We prepare the figures for your annual CBAM declaration and plan your certificate purchases. You keep full access to your data and can check every figure.
Start with one question: which of your imports are covered?
In a 30-minute call we look at your goods and tell you what CBAM means for your business.
More from the CBAM.Pro team
- What changed in the rules, and what it means for importers
- Plain explanations of CN codes, default values and certificates
- Articles in English and Hungarian
- Courses for EU importers, exporters and the UK regime
- A CBAM.School certificate that anyone can check online
- Free tools: certificate prices, a cost calculator and a glossary