An ESG assessment built for European SMEs: 27 indicators across 3 pillars (Environmental, Social, Governance), sector benchmarks, SDG alignment and CSRD readiness, in 5 to 8 minutes with no upfront sign-up.
The questionnaire is currently in Portuguese; the technical terms are shared across languages (all in English: VSME/CSRD/EFRAG) and the key interface strings are shown in English.
Since 2024 the largest EU companies report on sustainability under the CSRD. From financial year 2027 the rule covers companies with more than 1,000 employees and more than €450M in turnover, and they can ask their suppliers for ESG data.
Some European banks already price credit lines with ESG criteria. A documented score shows where you stand and what you are improving.
Even if your SME isn't subject to the CSRD, your largest customers may be. They can ask you for documented ESG data, within what the voluntary VSME standard covers. Having it ready makes those requests easy to answer.
Next Generation EU, national green funds and Climate-KIC increasingly build ESG criteria into their assessment. Documenting your score helps you prepare applications.
It's not just a number: the report identifies the 3–5 quick wins that raise your score most with the least effort.
Your score in context: how you compare with your sector average. 10 sectors with specific weightings (industry weighs more on E, services more on G).
Export your assessment as a CSV aligned with the VSME basic module (EFRAG). It serves as a basis for voluntary reporting or requests from CSRD-bound customers.
5 to 8 minutes. No upfront sign-up. Email only to unlock the full report.
Select your sector and size. This activates the correct sector weightings and comparison benchmarks.
Spread across Environmental (E), Social (S) and Governance (G). Each question has a "Why it matters" for context.
A sector-weighted 0–100 score + E/S/G breakdown + 12 SDGs assessed + a prioritised action plan.
PDF certificate + CSV export (VSME). Re-assessment recommended every 6 months to track progress.
Almost certainly not. After the EU simplification (the "stop-the-clock" Directive (EU) 2025/794 and the Omnibus Directive (EU) 2026/470), from financial year 2027 the CSRD applies only to companies with more than 1,000 employees and more than €450M in net turnover. SMEs, listed or not, are out of scope. They can report voluntarily with the VSME standard, and a large customer cannot require a supplier with up to 1,000 employees to provide more than that voluntary standard covers. Member States have until 19 March 2027 to transpose these rules, so check your national law before relying on them.
The assessment is a self-assessment aligned with the VSME basic module (EFRAG). Mandatory CSRD reporting requires third-party assurance; our VSME export serves as a working basis and for voluntary reporting.
CSRD is the EU directive (mandatory only for the largest companies). VSME is the voluntary standard for SMEs published by EFRAG in 2024 and recommended by the European Commission in July 2025. It is simpler and self-contained, and it lets you answer supply-chain requests without the full complexity of the CSRD.
Only you. The data is stored encrypted in Supabase (EU). We don't share it with banks or third parties without your explicit authorisation. You can request deletion at any time.
The criteria follow European standards (VSME/CSRD/EFRAG), so the framework applies across the EU. The sector benchmarks are currently Iberian (PT+ES) and are being extended. For specifics of your national regulatory framework, consult an advisor.
The individual assessment is free. For advisors and accountants assessing multiple clients, there is a bulk mode with a free plan for up to 10 clients.
5–8 minutes. No sign-up. Get your full report + action plan + VSME export.
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