86% of consumers are willing to delay eCommerce deliveries to improve sustainability.
Give your customers the freedom to make their delivery greener without compromising delivery times.
Consumer habits are changing...
The eCommerce world may be in recovery from Covid, but after many businesses were driven online by the pandemic, attracting and retaining customers is more competitive than ever.
To ensure your business is a success, you need to have your finger on the pulse of what people care about. Sustainability is increasingly a priority for consumers - Forbes research found that 88% of people will be more loyal to a company that supports social or environmental issues.
...but adapting can be a headache.
As an established business, you may worry about having to return to square one. Looking for more sustainable suppliers, sourcing recyclable packaging, trying to use eco-friendly carriers - it sounds like a lot of disruption to your process, right?
With Shiptheory, that doesn't have to be the case. We're bringing you a solution that allows you to become more sustainable instantly, with zero disruption to your processes.
Carbon neutral shipping in one click
Make shipments carbon neutral by offsetting the delivery mileage. Simply click the tick box, hit save, and give your customers the opportunity to take control of their environmental impact.
Set your rules and save
Use Shiptheory's sophisticated shipping rules engine to ensure all orders that meet specific requirements are automatically carbon neutral.
Pair with other rules to create complex yet simple instructions, ensuring all your shipments are automatically booked and processed to your exact specification.
That's just planting trees though, right?
Not quite! Just planting a one-off tree per shipment takes time to have genuine impact. Your Shiptheory carbon credits will be supporting a sustained reforestation effort that's having a more immediate impact on the environment.
My carrier is already carbon neutral - why should I use carbon offsetting?
There are currently few options for sustainable shipping from large carriers, for example DPD offer emission-free delivery in some cities. Pairing a low or no emission carrier with carbon offsetting ensures every delivery is a minimum of carbon neutral, and for many deliveries you'll be having an actively positive effect on the environment.
Carbon neutral shipping with the world's biggest carriers
Ship sustainably with Royal Mail, USPS, UPS, DPD and dozens more local and international carriers.-
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Deutsche Post
Automated Deutsche Post shipping labels for packets to Germany and worldwide.
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Amazon Shipping
Leverage Amazon's broad transport and logistics network for your deliveries.
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An Post
Direct integration with Ireland’s leading supplier of postal and e-commerce services.
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Asendia
Direct integration with Asendia - the global network, joint venture of La Poste and Swiss Post
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Despatch Bay Pro
Complete shipping label integration with Despatch Bay and Despatch Bay Pro.
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Landmark Global
International parcel delivery from the international division of bpost, Belgium’s national postal service.
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Panther Logistics
Panther Logistic ecommerce shipping integration.. print Panther shipping labels automatically!
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The Pallet Network
THE Pallet Network with more than 100 member companies across 130+ depots in the UK.
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13ten parcels
Seamless 13ten label integration.
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Carbon Neutral Shipping FAQs
Still not clear how things work? We've attempted to answer any questions you may have around how to ship carbon neutral with Shiptheory.
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What is carbon offsetting?
Carbon offsetting comes in 3 distinct categories: Avoidance - For example, stopping deforestation Reduction - Improving energy efficiency Removal - Carbon Capture via things such as concrete mineralising
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How do I know the carbon offsetting is legitimate?
Shiptheory communicates electronically with the worlds biggest carbon offsetting marketplaces such as pluto.earth (via APIs).
For every marketplace and broker we use, we require them to provide fully independently audited asset transaction certificates.
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How do I know carbon offsetting credit isn’t being resold multiple times?
All the market places and brokers we use, we require them to provide fully independently audited asset transaction certificates.
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Who pays for the carbon offsetting?
Shiptheory will bill you (the retailer) for any carbon credits at a flat rate of 25p per delivery. This fee covers the purchasing of the carbon credit, the access to brokers and any associated fees the brokers and marketplaces place have such as transaction and audit fees.
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Does it matter which carrier I use?
No, you can enable this for all of your carriers!
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Which type of carbon offsetting does Shiptheory offer?
At Shiptheory, we love trees and the animals that live among them. And because of this we are big advocates of both reforestation and stopping deforestation and as such this is our default carbon offsetting offering.
However, if you have a specific type or project, we are happy to look at enabling this for you. We are always on the lookout for creative, exciting and innovative carbon offsetting project! -
Can I send this certificates to my customer(s) to prove a carbon credit has been purchased?
Yes! Each week, we send out all the certificates for each carbon offset we have processed for you. These can be then sent to each customer if you wish (it’s also a nice chance for you to follow up on your customers' recent experience with your store).
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How does billing work?
Shiptheory will report on and bill for each carbon credit at the end of each week on a Sunday evening. This will be automatically invoiced and deducted from the card you pay for your Shiptheory subscription with.
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Will this cost my customer more?
That’s up to you, you can either pass the cost on to your customer during their checkout phase, or you can cover the fee yourself. However, if you’d like to mitigate the cost difference, you could put carbon neutral shipments through as a slower (cheaper) service, which will allow you to negate the cost difference.
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My carrier already offers green services. Why should I enable carbon credits?
Great! Why not double up and go from carbon neutral to carbon negative?