For Companies
Earn your rating. Reach conscious buyers.
Consumers are already looking you up. Your Susty Score exists either way — built from the public record. Claiming it is how you put your best evidence on it.
Baseline — public record only
Supplementary data on record — same score, stronger evidence.
The baseline
Your score already exists
Every covered company gets a baseline score built from public filings, regulator records, and third-party reporting — whether or not it ever engages with Susty. A company that stays silent isn't invisible; it's just unrepresented. Claiming your profile is how you speak for yourself on it.
public companies worldwide already in the coverage base
How it works
Claim. Verify. Reach.
Claim your profile
Take ownership of a standardized presence. Your baseline score is already built from public disclosures — claiming it adds your story, your contacts, and your response to the record.
Get verified
Submit supplementary data through verification. It’s reviewed against the same evidence bar as everything else, marked company-provided, and can clear a low-evidence flag.
Reach conscious buyers
Show up credibly where buying decisions actually happen — with followers notified when your score moves, and every improvement backed by a citation.
Verification adds data, never points.
A paid profile cannot buy a better score — and that is precisely what makes the badge worth paying for.
Pricing
Credibility, without the gatekeeping
Legacy ESG charges companies six figures to rate themselves. Susty inverts the model: buyers subscribe to see the scores of the companies they source from — and put any supplier on the record for $100. Demand for coverage comes from the people who need the answers, not the companies being graded.
Legacy ESG ratings
- — Built for institutional investors
- — Methodology behind a paywall
- — Your customers never see it
The Susty model
Buyer subscription — scaled to revenue
Supplier assessment — put any vendor on the record
- → Buyers pay — the rated company never pays for its own score
- → Public, versioned methodology
- → Every assessment feeds the free consumer platform
to put one supplier on the record. Coverage grows with buyer demand — and because the rated company isn't the customer, a score can never be bought.
of consumers distrust brands' own sustainability claims
Why Susty
Your customers don't take your word for it
Self-published reports read as marketing, because they are. An independent score — graded on performance, screened for conduct, cited to its sources — is believable in a way your own channels can never be. If the work is real, the score is where it shows.
Put your work on the record
Claim your profile, get verified, and meet the consumers who choose with their values.