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For ESG and sustainability consultants
No fluff — a credible advisory site making only claims it can back: services, credentials, and meeting booking, hosted in the EU, in Danish and English.
The field is young and the market has learned to read it sceptically. The same buyer who hires you to tighten a sustainability report will put your own site through the test they are paying you to apply: a loose promise, a badge nobody can trace, an assertion with no method behind it. Get one of those wrong and you have argued against yourself before the first meeting. The advisor's own surface has to clear the bar the advisor sets.
Not a look — a structure. Four parts, each one anchored in something a reader can check for themselves. You build and edit all of them yourself.
What you advise on and — just as usefully — what you do not. Naming the boundary is the first credibility signal a sceptical reader registers.
Each engagement with its scope, its steps and what it produces. In a field full of adjectives, a described method is the differentiator.
Certifications, the frameworks you work in, and outcome-led references written the way you would accept them from a client: specific, dated, checkable.
An initial assessment is booked on the page. Built-in booking turns "we should talk" into a time while the reader is still reading.
Your site runs on EU-resident infrastructure with GDPR-native defaults. That is a statement about where the data sits, not a marketing adjective.
We make no climate claim about the hosting, in either direction, because we have nothing documented to put behind one. You would be the one to check.
Both at parity on one site, out of 20 available languages — Danish for the client, English for the group report their board reads.
Your own domain with automatic TLS — and you can edit and republish the site yourself the day the guidance moves again.
Three steps. The AI drafts; you decide every word that stays.
Say what you advise on and for whom, in plain Danish or English. No brief to write and no agency onboarding to schedule.
You get a draft, not a verdict. Hold every sentence up against what you can actually document, and rewrite the ones that do not survive it.
Nothing goes live until you publish it — and when the requirements move again, you republish the same day rather than filing a request.
A real free tier you can publish on. The paid plans add what a growing advisory needs, and every number is on the page before you sign up.
No sales call, no minimum number of users, and no enterprise tier to negotiate. Prices are per month; the pricing page carries the full detail.
See pricingWe don't claim that. What we can substantiate is EU-resident hosting and GDPR-native defaults. You of all readers know why we answer it that way instead of with a badge.
Yes. You edit and republish the site yourself whenever you want: no agency queue, no ticket, and no waiting for a developer to have time.
Yes. Booking is built in, so an initial assessment is booked on the page itself, without a separate scheduling tool to buy or embed.
Yes. Invoicing is built in, so an engagement can be invoiced from the same account that runs the site.
Yes, both at parity out of 20 available languages — Danish for the client in front of you, English for the group report their board will read.
The preview costs nothing and needs no account. Nothing is published until you publish it.
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