Free product review
Request your free 20-minute review →A 20-minute conversation about one product family and the goal behind it: lower unit cost, lower carbon, or a decision between options you already have.
What to bring
- The product family and roughly how many SKUs it covers.
- The goal, and any deadline or customer request driving it.
- No BOM. We only ask for data once the sprint starts.
What you leave with
- A clear answer on whether the program fits your products.
- If it fits, the sprint scope and the data request for it.
Redesign Sprint
In about 4 weeks you know which redesign to pursue, what it changes in cost and carbon, and what is still unproven.
$7,500 (Starter), $12,500 (Pro) or from $25,000 (Enterprise), paid before kickoff. It is the only setup fee.
See what a sprint business case looks like →Compare the tiers →- You send
An anonymized bill of materials
- Down to sub-parts, anonymized on your own machine
- Annual volume and expected service life
- Any design constraints
Never supplier names or named-vendor prices.
- We compare
Three levers against your baseline
Material substitutionLower-impact or lower-cost materials suited to each component's application.Recycled contentVerified recycled-content grades, where your specification and food-contact requirements allow them.DematerializationLess material per part without shortening useful life, checked against thinning and strength limits. - You get
A go/no-go business case
- A cost and carbon baseline we both agree on
- Hotspots and compared options, with the evidence still missing
- A business case and a go/no-go decision
You keep every artifact either way.
Timeline for Starter. Pro and Enterprise timing depends on the SKUs in scope.
Monthly program
If the business case holds, the program continues at $2,500 (Starter), $6,500 (Pro) or from $12,000 (Enterprise) per month. Prepaid month-to-month. No long-term commitment.
Process, durability, repair, packaging, logistics and circular levers are assessed level by level in the monthly program.
See the repair and packaging scenes in the example →What each month produces
- A prioritized opportunity and decision backlog.
- Updated cost and carbon comparisons as your data and supplier quotes come in.
- Engineering requirements, accountable owners and visible blockers.
- A monthly review and the next agreed action.
We ask for data one phase at a time
- 01Baseline reconciliation
Process, facility region, energy, yield, scrap and conversion cost.
- 02Supplier evidence
Carbon footprints, EPDs, quotes, MOQ and lead time, submitted by suppliers directly.
- 03From sign-off to production
Test requirements, regulations and sign-off reviewers; sample test results; tooling and other one-time costs with a target release date; then production actuals for quantity, cost and yield.
Progress depends on your inputs, supplier responses, testing and production timing. We make the next requirement visible at each stage. Climacope takes no percentage of your savings. No fee is charged when a change reaches production.
Every figure carries a label.
A lower footprint can cost more, and some effects are still unknown. Each figure shows how far it has been checked, so an incomplete total never looks complete.
- Modelled
- Calculated from stated inputs and factors. Not a measured result.
- Screened
- A first-pass comparison. Your own data has to confirm it.
- Needs supplier quote
- The figure depends on a quote or supplier evidence that has not arrived yet.
- Needs client sign-off
- An engineering or commercial owner on your side has to approve it.
- Not assessed
- No number yet. It is never counted as zero in a total.
Engineering, firmware and commercial approvals stay with the owners on your team. We recommend; you decide.
Shape, not secrets.
We never learn who your suppliers are, what your parts are called or what your product is. Costs and masses reach us under tokens because that is the arithmetic, and your key to re-identify them never leaves your network.
We never see
- Product name
- Replaced with a token (PROD-…) on your machine.
- Supplier names
- Replaced with tokens (SUP-…). The same supplier gets the same token.
- Part numbers
- Replaced with tokens (PART-…).
- The mapping back to names
- Encrypted with your passphrase and never sent to us.
- CAD, drawings, contracts, personnel data
- Not part of the intake. Nothing in the pipeline uses them.
We do see
- Material class and mass
- For the carbon arithmetic.
- Unit cost, annual volume and sale price
- For the cost arithmetic. There is no margin effect without them.
- Function, compliance and service life
- To check each option against its constraints.
- Notes, stream labels and product category
- Generic context, scanned for personal data at the intake gate.
A BOM with masses, unit costs, volumes and sale price is commercially sensitive even without names. Read the privacy architecture →
Before you start.
What is included each month?
Analysis and coordination within the agreed product-family and capacity scope, producing the backlog, comparisons, requirements and monthly review described above.
Is there a setup fee?
The sprint is the setup: $7,500 (Starter), $12,500 (Pro) or from $25,000 (Enterprise). It delivers the baseline, options and business case, and you keep them whether or not you continue. The program then continues month to month for your tier, with no fee when a change reaches production.
Do you guarantee savings?
No. Results depend on product inputs, evidence, supplier responses, qualification and production conditions.
Does the program include physical testing?
Laboratory testing, tooling and other physical implementation costs are not included unless the engagement explicitly says otherwise.
What happens during the 4-week sprint?
Week 1: intake and a cost and carbon baseline you sign off. Weeks 2–3: hotspots, and the three levers compared on cost and carbon. Week 4: the business case and a go/no-go review call. Timing on Pro and Enterprise depends on the SKUs in scope.
What is not included in the sprint?
Laboratory testing, tooling and other physical implementation work. Supplier quotes and supplier evidence, which come in the monthly program. Levers beyond the three sprint levers, such as repair, packaging and logistics.
What if the sprint's answer is no-go?
You keep the baseline and the analysis, and there is no obligation to continue into the monthly program.
How much of our team's time does it take?
A kickoff call, one check of the baseline data, and the final review call. Most of the data work sits with whoever owns the bill of materials; we tell you exactly what is needed before kickoff.
Can I stop after the sprint?
Yes. The program is prepaid month to month, and the sprint deliverables are yours either way.
Start with a clear fit check.
No BOM required beforehand. A request starts a conversation, not a confirmed booking.
Request your free 20-minute review