Measure the carbon footprint of your WordPress website
Kanoppi is a no-code WordPress plugin that helps you measure and reduce your CO2e emissions.
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Use less data
Low-carbon websites are good for the environment and your bottom line
A low-carbon WordPress website typically uses less data and energy to display pages on a mobile or desktop:
- Make your website faster and improve your Google Core Web Vitals Scores.
- Provide a better visitor experience to increase conversions.
- Decrease your cost of hosting.
Start with measurement
Measure and then reduce your WordPress website’s carbon footprint
Kanoppi helps you measure your WordPress website’s carbon footprint and identify pages where you will have the greatest impact by making improvements.
Use our carbon footprint reports to track the impact of website changes over time and incorporate the results into your carbon reduction plan.
The benefits of Kanoppi
Daily measurement and tracking of individual pages based on traffic
Summary and per page reports within your WordPress admin
Help and advice to measure your efficiency and impact over time
Advanced features
You cannot improve what you cannot measure.
Easy to access reports
See the reports for your website in the WordPress admin area when you are logged in.
Measure individual pages
Per-page reporting enables you to see the impact of your changes to each page and improvements over time.
Easy to understand
Our reports make it easy to understand which pages have the greatest impact on your website’s carbon footprint.
Top-level and detail
Review your overall website’s carbon footprint as well as drilling down into the details for each page to
Advice for editors
Our learning area has articles and advice for your content editors on how you can create ‘low-carbon’ content.
Advice for designers
Our learning area has articles and advice for your team on the technical aspects of building a sustainable website.
The internet accounts for 3.7% of global CO2e emissions
A sustainable future requires innovation, so now is the time to start measuring and then reducing your website’s carbon footprint.
Ready to measure your WordPress website’s carbon footprint?
Book a demo and tell us about your sustainability goals, and we will show you how Kanoppi can help!
- Chat with Louise about your organisation’s performance and digital sustainability challenges.
- See Kanoppi in action with a live product demo.
- Join our priority beta test waiting list.
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