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How we charge

Only pay when savings are verified.

No upfront fee. No qualifying saving. No success fee. If a saving is implemented, measured and verified, the customer keeps 80% of the verified first-year saving and Packseen receives 20%.

You keep 80%
Packseen 20%

Every verified first-year saving

What the fee is calculated on: the verified first-year saving only, measured against a baseline locked before the change, and evidenced by your own post-change invoices. Nothing is charged on an estimate or a projection. See how a saving is verified.

What this means

Simple, aligned and evidence-led.

No payment unless a qualifying saving is verified

The fee only applies to implemented savings

The customer keeps the ongoing benefit after year one

Read the full methodology or see the contractual terms in our Terms of Use.

Common questions

Quick answers.

What is a qualifying saving?

A measurable reduction in packaging expenditure that Packseen first identified, which you then implement and which can be verified against the agreed locked baseline.

Do I pay based on an estimated saving?

No. The success fee is calculated only on savings that are actually implemented, measured and verified using your own purchasing records.

Does Packseen charge again in year two?

No. The success fee applies to the verified first-year saving only. After that, you keep 100% of the ongoing benefit from that same implemented opportunity.

What if we negotiate the saving with our existing supplier?

An opportunity Packseen identified and presented to you may remain attributable during the agreed attribution period, whichever route is used to implement it. A saving you achieve independently of Packseen's work does not attract a fee. Detailed terms are agreed separately in writing.

Want to test the model before sharing data?

Request a cost review and we’ll confirm whether Packseen is suitable for your packaging categories, data position and approval process before anything is uploaded. You can also run a Quick Check first, using your own figures and no documents.