BigMile vs CarbonAnalytics

BigMile is a web and API platform for calculating, analyzing, and reporting carbon emissions from multimodal transport. It supports air, sea, road, rail, and inland-waterway routing. Logistics data can be imported through Excel, CSV, or API uploads, with validation and mapping tools to prepare it. Users can review shipment-level cost and efficiency insights, model energy-shift scenarios, and share real-time dashboards. BigMile generates audit-ready reports compliant with ISO 14083 and uses the GLEC Framework as its primary emissions-factor source. Its Emissions API connects transport-management systems, ERP platforms, and other systems, allowing data to flow without manual uploads; the API is available in more than 30 software products. BigMile states that its platform is GDPR compliant and holds ISAE 3000 Type II and SOC 2 certifications. Support is offered by email, online calls, or chat in English, Dutch, and Spanish. The company says guided onboarding can get new clients running within a few days. A free trial is available, but there is no free plan; pricing is on request, and Carbon Analytics has a 12-month minimum subscription.

CarbonAnalytics is an AI-powered carbon accounting platform for measuring, managing, and reducing organizational greenhouse gas emissions. It tracks Scope 1 and 2 emissions and all 15 Scope 3 categories, with automated data collection, AI validation, emissions-factor mapping, and anomaly detection. Reporting support includes CDP, GRI, SBTi, EU CSRD, and more than 75 report templates. Its emissions-factor database contains over 150,000 factors from more than 40 global and industry databases. Pre-built integrations cover ERP, travel and expense, procurement, and logistics systems; named ERP integrations include SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and NetSuite. A RESTful API is available, with OAuth 2.0, API keys, rate limiting, and SOC 2 compliance listed as security features. Starter costs £69.99 a month per business unit, with up to 300 suppliers, one reporting framework, and three users. Pro is £299 a month per business unit; Growth is £799 a month per business unit. Both have higher listed supplier and user limits. Enterprise pricing is custom. There is no free plan, but a 14-day trial is available. The platform is available on web and via API.