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CBAM, without hiring a CBAM expert.
You don't need to understand the EU's carbon border rules. Point tarify at your invoices — it tells you if you're even affected, what you'll owe, and prepares the filing for you.
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CBAM imports
- Net mass657.8 t1,316 % of the 50 t threshold
- Certificates425.36to surrender for 2026
- Est. cost€32,048.87estimated for the year
- Next deadlineSeptember 30, 2027annual declaration
Imports (5)
- Net mass
- 512.000 t
- Embedded emissions (SEE)
- 0.9900 tCO₂/tEU default value, IR 2025/2621
- Free allocation (SEFA)
- 0.64935 tCO₂/t0.975 × 1.000 × 0.6660
- Certificate price
- €75.36 / tCO₂
(0.9900 − 0.64935) × 512.000 t = 174.4128 certificates × €75.36 = €13,143.75
Run it with your own figures- Net mass
- 24.000 t
- Embedded emissions (SEE)
- 2.6703 tCO₂/tEU default value, IR 2025/2621
- Free allocation (SEFA)
- 1.33575 tCO₂/t0.975 × 1.000 × 1.3700
- Certificate price
- €75.36 / tCO₂
(2.6703 − 1.33575) × 24.000 t = 32.0292 certificates × €75.36 = €2,413.72
Run it with your own figures- Net mass
- 96.400 t
- Embedded emissions (SEE)
- 2.0301 tCO₂/tEU default value, IR 2025/2621
- Free allocation (SEFA)
- 0.56745 tCO₂/t0.975 × 1.000 × 0.5820
- Certificate price
- €75.36 / tCO₂
(2.0301 − 0.56745) × 96.400 t = 140.9995 certificates × €75.36 = €10,625.72
Run it with your own figures- Net mass
- 21.300 t
- Embedded emissions (SEE)
- 3.7538 tCO₂/tEU default value, IR 2025/2621
- Free allocation (SEFA)
- 1.44788 tCO₂/t0.975 × 1.000 × 1.4850
- Certificate price
- €75.28 / tCO₂
(3.7538 − 1.44788) × 21.300 t = 49.1162 certificates × €75.28 = €3,697.47
Run it with your own figures- Net mass
- 4.150 t
- Embedded emissions (SEE)
- 11.9020 tCO₂/tEU default value, IR 2025/2621
- Free allocation (SEFA)
- 4.96178 tCO₂/t0.975 × 1.000 × 5.0890
- Certificate price
- €75.28 / tCO₂
(11.9020 − 4.96178) × 4.150 t = 28.8019 certificates × €75.28 = €2,168.21
Run it with your own figures
FREE CALCULATOR
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An indicative estimate on the EU default values, not legal advice. tarify confirms your exact obligation against your supplier data and the current EU rules.
IN SCOPE
Is your product in scope?
CBAM applies to six groups of goods. If you import any of them into the EU, tarify handles it end to end.
Iron & steel
Pig iron, semi-finished products, flat-rolled coils and sheet, tubes and pipes, screws and bolts, steel structures
CN 72, 7301–7311, 7318, 7326
Not covered: scrap and most ferro-alloys
Aluminium
Unwrought aluminium, bars and profiles, plates, sheet and foil, tubes, structures
CN 7601, 7603–7614, 7616
Not covered: scrap
Cement
Cement clinker, Portland and aluminous cement, calcined clay
CN 2523, 2507 00 80
Fertilisers
Nitric acid, ammonia, potassium nitrate, nitrogen and mixed fertilisers
CN 2808, 2814, 2834 21, 3102, 3105
Not covered: PK fertilisers without nitrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen, compressed or liquefied
CN 2804 10 00
Not covered: the other gases of heading 2804, such as nitrogen or oxygen
Electricity
Electricity imported into the EU through the grid
CN 2716 00 00
THE STAKES
Your exposure isn't small —
and it grows every year.
Two numbers decide what CBAM costs you: how much you import, and how little of it still counts as free.
De-minimis threshold2026
Forecast to exceed Projected to cross around Aug 14, 2026
Past 50 tonnes, you're in scope
Import more than 50 t of CBAM goods in a year and it is all yours: the obligation, the paperwork — and the authorisation you need before you cross the line, which takes up to 180 days.
Free allocation remaining
202697.5 %
| Year | Free allocation remaining |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 97.5% |
| 2027 | 95.0% |
| 2028 | 90.0% |
| 2029 | 77.5% |
| 2030 | 51.5% |
| 2031 | 39.0% |
| 2032 | 26.5% |
| 2033 | 14.0% |
| 2034 | 0.0% |
The free allowance is disappearing
The share of emissions you don't pay for falls to zero by 2034. Every year, more of each import is billable.
HOW IT WORKS
From a dropped file
to a filing you just sign off.
No data entry, no CBAM expertise. Connect your sources once; tarify walks each document from inbox to declaration — you only step in at the end.
One kg-vs-tonne slip or a wrong CN code mis-states what you owe
Every figure, with its source
tarify reads each document and shows where every value came from. What it can't settle, it stops on and puts in front of you — it never guesses.
An under-declared import only comes to light with the penalty
What you owe, to the cent
Certificates and cost under the current EU rules. Want your suppliers' actual emissions? tarify requests them on your behalf.
Deadlines tracked in a spreadsheet, per importer
Every deadline, and a declaration ready to file
You review the declaration and file it in the CBAM Registry. tarify never files on your behalf.
Start freeThe figures are calculated under Regulation (EU) 2023/956 and Implementing Regulations (EU) 2025/2620 and 2025/2621, using the 32,790 official EU default values and 10,340 benchmarks. Every value read from your documents is marked in the customs document it came from.
WHO WE ARE
The people behind tarify
tarify is based in Germany. From your first question to your onboarding, you talk to us directly.
Write to us: [email protected]
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SECURITY
Secure by design.
Safe by default.
Your data stays in the EU
Your documents sit on our own servers in the EU, and the AI extraction runs in EU regions only — every other region is blocked in the policy. Encrypted in transit and at rest.
Private by default
No third-party tracking, and nothing resold. Every figure is checked against the primary EU legal text, with a full audit trail available on request.
GOOD QUESTIONS
The things you're probably wondering
Does CBAM even apply to me?
If you import iron or steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen or electricity into the EU, probably yes — once you go over 50 tonnes in a calendar year, counted across all of them together. tarify checks your imports and tells you plainly, in a couple of minutes.
What happens if I just ignore it?
The first thing that happens is not a fine — it is a rejected customs declaration. Past 50 tonnes you need an authorised-declarant number to clear goods at all, and that authorisation takes 120 to 180 days to obtain. Penalties for importing without it run to three to five times the carbon you should have surrendered.
Do I need an accountant or a consultant?
No — that's the whole point. tarify does the expert part behind the scenes. You add your customs documents, review the result, and have the filing ready for the day the EU registry opens in 2027.
Do I need to understand any of the carbon rules?
Not at all. You'll never see emissions math or legal jargon unless you go looking for it. You get plain answers: whether you're affected, what you'll owe, and what to file.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Your documents stay in the EU, are never shared, and are never used to train models. Every number tarify produces is checked against the actual EU legal text.
PERSONAL ONBOARDING
Start with a personal onboarding.
tarify is live. Instead of an open sign-up, we set up every importer personally, so everything fits your imports from day one. Leave your details and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours.
Not sure if CBAM affects you?
Find out in about two minutes. Free, and no expert required.
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