Our pledge
Ten programmes. One per cent each.
One per cent of Presso Network's revenue goes to each of ten climate and good-cause programmes. That is ten per cent in total, off the top, in good years and lean ones.
It covers Presso Network Ltd and everything it runs: the studio, Presso Events, Corey and Presso Homes.
- Who commits
- Presso Network Ltd
- Covers
- The studio, Presso Events, Corey and Presso Homes
- Programmes
- 10
- Share each
- 1% of revenue
- Total
- 10%, off the top
01How it works
Ten separate shares, out of our own revenue.
- The mechanism
Ten separate 1% shares
Not one 10% pot that ten programmes take turns drawing from. Each has its own 1%. So yes: 1% really does go to Stripe Climate, and another 1% to WWF.
- Whose money
Ours, not our customers'
It comes out of our revenue, not on top of what anyone pays us. No round-up box at checkout, nothing to opt into.
- What it costs you
Nothing extra
No price changes because of it. Using what we build is the whole contribution. It is a tie-breaker, not the pitch.
02The programmes
The ten programmes.
Grouped for reading only. The groups have no budget of their own. Every programme on this list gets the same 1%.
- Carbon and climate1% for the Planet1% of revenue
- Carbon and climateStripe Climate1% of revenue
- Carbon and climateEcologi1% of revenue
- Trees and forestsTrees for Life1% of revenue
- Trees and forestsMillion Tree Pledge1% of revenue
- Trees and forestsRainforest Alliance1% of revenue
- Wildlife and peopleWWF1% of revenue
- Wildlife and peopleARCHELON1% of revenue
- Wildlife and peopleSave The Bees1% of revenue
- Wildlife and peopleCode.org1% of revenue
03The count
Ten is a number we had to earn.
Two organisations used to sit on this list and no longer do, and neither was dropped on merit. Both are commitment platforms you join rather than organisations you can give a share of revenue to.
The SME Climate Hub is free, so there is no donation to make. 1t.org took pledges of trees rather than money, and stopped existing under that name in January 2026 when it became the Forest Future Alliance.
Removing them took the list from twelve to exactly ten: the only count at which ten one-per-cent shares add up to the ten per cent we publish. We would rather say that plainly than keep two logos that made the row look longer.
04What is missing, and why
No donation figures on this page yet.
You will notice there is no "we have given £X" number here. That is deliberate, and it is the same discipline we apply to every number we publish.
Attributed amounts go up when they are computed from our actual revenue records rather than typed into a page by hand and left to drift. A specific, public, stale charitable figure is worse than none, and hand-maintained numbers across several sites is exactly how one goes stale for months without anyone noticing.
When the figures are computed, this page will show the total for the whole company, and the Presso Events pledge page will show the share funded by Presso Events revenue.
05The limit
It shapes what we buy, without overriding good sense.
Where two tools do the same job, the one with the stronger climate posture wins. That rule has a limit, and we would rather state it than pretend otherwise: we stayed on a cheaper host rather than pay several times over for a greener one at our size.
The pledge shapes the stack; it does not override frugality, and a commitment funded out of real revenue only stays funded if the business stays alive.
Every product
One pledge, wherever we earn.
The same ten shares come out of revenue from the studio, Presso Events, Corey and Presso Homes. Presso Events also shows it to organisers on its own pledge page (opens in a new tab).