SB 253 · Scope 3 supplier requests · November 2026

Your biggest customer just asked for your carbon footprint.

Prism calculates your Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions from your utility bills and produces a professional report you can send back — in about 10 minutes.

GHG Protocol aligned
EPA emission factors
No data sold. Ever.
GHG Emissions Report · 2024
Acme Manufacturing Co.
14.2
Scope 1 tCO₂e
38.7
Scope 2 tCO₂e
10.6 tCO₂e
Allocated to Big Retail Corp. · 20% share
Natural gas 6.4 tCO₂e
Fleet diesel 5.1 tCO₂e
Electricity (CAMX) 38.7 tCO₂e
Refrigerants 2.7 tCO₂e
✓ GHG Protocol · EPA eGRID 2022
5,400
Companies required to disclose under California SB 253 — and they all need data from their suppliers
45k+
Suppliers received climate disclosure requests in 2025. Most had no tool to respond with.
$2–5k
What a sustainability consultant charges for a first Scope 1 & 2 engagement. Prism costs $299.
The situation

You run a business. Not a sustainability team.

You got an email from your biggest customer asking for your "Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions." You have a warehouse to run, orders to fill, and a team to manage. This wasn't on your radar.

You looked into hiring a consultant. $2,000–5,000, four to six weeks, and a stack of questionnaires to fill out anyway. You Googled the GHG Protocol and closed the tab immediately.

Prism was built for exactly this moment. You enter figures from your utility bills. We do the calculation, cite the right standards, and give you a professional report to send back — in about 10 minutes.
Without Prism
😕Don't know what Scope 1 and 2 even means
📞Calling consultants for quotes
Weeks of back-and-forth
💸$2,000–5,000 bill
😬Still not sure if the numbers are right
With Prism
📄Enter figures from your utility bills
10 minutes, start to finish
📊Professional PDF report
GHG Protocol methodology cited
📬Send it to your customer today
How it works

Four steps. Ten minutes.

1
Enter your company details
Company name, reporting year, industry, and which customer sent the request.
2
Enter figures from your bills
Electricity kWh, gas therms, fuel gallons. We guide you line by line.
3
Set your customer's share
Tell us what portion of your business they represent by revenue or units.
4
Download and send
A professional PDF report with methodology statement, ready to email.
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Electricity bills
Look for "Total kWh" on each month's bill
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Gas invoices
Total therms or CCF for the year
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Fleet fuel receipts
Gallons of gasoline or diesel for company vehicles
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HVAC service records
Refrigerant type and kg recharged — or skip if none
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Revenue figures
Total revenue and revenue from the requesting customer
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That's it
No sustainability expertise required
What you get

A report your customer will accept.

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Scope 1 inventory
Natural gas, propane, heating oil, fleet vehicles, and refrigerant leakage — all calculated with EPA emission factors.
Scope 2 inventory
Purchased electricity, location-based, using EPA eGRID 2022 factors for your specific grid region.
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Customer allocation
Your emissions attributed to the requesting customer, calculated by revenue share or unit volume — the method your customer expects.
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Methodology statement
Auto-generated documentation citing GHG Protocol, EPA sources, and AR6 global warming potentials. Exactly what your customer's procurement team needs to see.
Supplier Emissions Response Kit
Acme Manufacturing Co.
Scope 1 & 2 · Reporting year 2024 · Prepared for Big Retail Corp.
14.2
Scope 1 tCO₂e
38.7
Scope 2 tCO₂e
10.6 tCO₂e
Allocated to Big Retail Corp. · 20.0% revenue share
Natural gas6.4 tCO₂e
Fleet vehicles5.1 tCO₂e
Electricity (CA grid, 0.208 kg/kWh)38.7 tCO₂e
R-410A refrigerant leakage2.7 tCO₂e
Methodology: GHG Protocol Corporate Standard (Revised). Emission factors: EPA eGRID 2022, EPA GHG Emission Factors Hub 2024. GWP: IPCC AR6 100-year values. Organizational boundary: operational control.
Trusted methodology
Built on standards your customer recognizes.
Every number Prism produces is traceable to a published standard. No black boxes.
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GHG Protocol Corporate Standard
The globally accepted framework for measuring greenhouse gas emissions. Required by SB 253 and referenced by virtually every enterprise scope 3 program.
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EPA Emission Factors
Fuel combustion factors from the EPA GHG Emission Factors Hub (2024). Electricity emission factors from EPA eGRID 2022, with 20 US grid regions available.
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IPCC AR6 Global Warming Potentials
Refrigerant and gas conversions use the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report 100-year GWP values — the most current reference, now preferred over AR5.
Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing.

No subscription traps. Start with a single report and upgrade when you need more.

Single report
$299
One report · One customer · One year
  • Full Scope 1 & 2 calculation
  • Customer allocation
  • Downloadable PDF report
  • Methodology statement included
  • Save and return to your data
Get started
A sustainability consultant charges $2,000–5,000 for a first Scope 1 & 2 engagement, takes 4–6 weeks, and still needs your utility bills.
Prism: 93% less
No credit card required to start. Pay when you download your report.
FAQ

Common questions

Will my customer actually accept a Prism report? +
Prism follows the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and Scope 3 supplier guidance — the same methodology referenced in SB 253 and required by Walmart, Apple, Amazon, and most major enterprise scope 3 programs. The report includes a full methodology statement citing emission factor sources and calculation approach, which is what procurement teams need to see. If your customer uses a specific portal, you can paste the figures directly.
What documents do I need to have ready? +
Your electricity bills (to find annual kWh), natural gas bills (therms or CCF), and fuel receipts for any company-owned vehicles. If you have HVAC systems, your service provider's maintenance records will show refrigerant recharged. That's it — no specialist knowledge required. Prism tells you exactly which line on each bill to look for.
What's the difference between Scope 1, 2, and 3? +
Scope 1 is what you burn directly — gas in your furnace, fuel in your trucks. Scope 2 is electricity you buy from the grid. Scope 3 is everything else in your supply chain — what your suppliers emit, what happens when your customers use your product. When a large company sends you a questionnaire, they're asking for your Scope 1 and 2, which become part of their Scope 3. Prism covers exactly that.
What if I have facilities in multiple locations? +
The current version handles single-facility operations. For multi-facility companies, you can combine your utility data across locations and select the grid region for your primary facility. Full multi-facility support — with per-facility breakdowns — is coming in the next release.
Is my data secure? Do you sell it? +
Your data is never sold, shared, or used for any purpose other than generating your report. We don't aggregate supplier data for resale. You can delete your account and all associated data at any time.
Who we are

Built by people who've done this work.

Prism is built by Seaspray Labs — a UX and software team with deep roots in fintech and climate data. We've built carbon reporting tools with the EPA, USDA, US Forest Service, and the International Rice Research Institute. We built Prism because we kept seeing the same gap: sophisticated platforms for large enterprises, and nothing affordable or self-serve for the suppliers being asked to provide data.

Seaspray Labs has worked with these agencies on agriculture and land use emissions projects. Prism is an independent product.

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