Free tool

Free packaging EPR exposure check.

Five quick steps, about two minutes. Get an instant, preliminary readout of which states may apply, how ready your data is and what to do first.

Your check

  1. Business
  2. States
  3. Products
  4. Data
  5. Status
Instant results. Shown on this page as soon as you finish.About 2 minutes. Mostly one-click answers.No spam. Your work email is used to send your results and follow up about your request.

About your business

Three quick questions to frame which rules may apply.

Annual gross revenue
Whose brand is on the products?
Who buys your products?
How it works

What the exposure check looks at.

The check combines your answers with the current status of each state program, drawn from official agency sources.

Producer signals

Brand, channel and size

Brand ownership, consumer versus business sales and revenue, the factors state producer definitions and exemptions turn on.

State status

Where programs stand

Whether each state is collecting fees now, finalizing rules or still building its program.

Data readiness

Specs and sales links

How close your packaging and sales data is to what reports require.

Filing status

Registration and reports

Whether anything may already be overdue.

What the results mean

The check sorts each state you sell into by urgency. Act now means the program is already collecting reports or fees and your answers suggest you may be obligated. Prepare means rules are final or registration is open and obligations are arriving. Monitor means the program is still being built. Confirm status means something in your answers, such as private label or business-only sales, needs a closer look at that state's producer definition.

The readiness score reflects your packaging data, your ability to connect SKUs to state sales, and your registration and filing status. It is a rough guide to how much work stands between you and a defensible report.

Limitations

This is a preliminary, informational tool. It does not determine whether your company is an obligated producer, does not evaluate every exemption, and does not replace official program guidance or counsel. Program rules and deadlines change. For a documented answer, the EPR Readiness & Data Assessment (from $1,000) reviews your actual brands, channels, filings and data, and is credited toward managed service if you continue within 60 days.

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Next step

Find out what your packaging data is missing.

The EPR Readiness & Data Assessment, from $1,000, reviews your states, reporting status and data gaps, and ends with a fixed proposal. The full fee is credited if you proceed within 60 days.