TARE EPR Run your numbers

Pricing

One price, every state, every seat

One subscription, paid up front, covers everything TARE does: what you owe, and how to owe less.


The subscription

$3,000 a year, per organization, paid up front

USD, billed once a year and renewing yearly until you cancel. One price, no tiers, whatever your tonnage. Every seat at your company included and no per user charge. Pay by card or ask us to invoice you.

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Reduction assessment

From $10,000 per engagement

Separate from the subscription. Not an add-on, not included in it, and not a subscription itself. You do not need a subscription to ask for one, and buying one does not include a subscription.

The software tells you what a packaging change is worth once you have named one. It does not tell you which change to make. If you know your fee and do not know what to do about it, that is the gap this closes.

Scoped and quoted per engagement, because it depends on how much packaging you carry and how many programs you report into. There is nothing to cancel. What the analysis is worth depends on decisions only you can make, so we do not promise a number before we have seen your data.

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Is it worth it

That is the right question, and the honest answer depends on your tonnage. A producer paying five figures a year in packaging fees is buying certainty on a much larger number, and one avoided material decision usually covers it. A producer paying a few hundred dollars a year in fees is unlikely to recover the subscription, and we would rather say so before you pay than after.

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What you are not buying

TARE is a modeling tool. It does not file for you, it is not legal advice, and it does not replace your producer responsibility organization. Every figure is an estimate you can trace to a public document, which is a different thing from an invoice.


These are estimates. TARE is a modeling tool, not a substitute for official fee calculation or legal advice. Figures may differ from what a regulator or a producer responsibility organization actually invoices. Verify against the official source before you file or budget on a number.