Built for UK steel stockholders. Designed around CBAM from day one. Go live before January 2027.
Legacy systems weren't built for steel. Every new hire needs weeks of training. Workflows that should take seconds take minutes. Mistakes happen — and they're costly.
Need a new report? That's a customisation. New field? Another customisation. High monthly fees — plus implementation, training, and a queue for every tweak that should be standard.
CBAM is mandatory for UK metal importers. Deadline: January 2027. Most existing systems have no answer. Companies are paying expensive consultants to manually track what software should handle automatically.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) requires UK metal importers to track, report, and pay a carbon levy on steel and aluminium imports. From January 2027, it's legally mandatory — and the penalties for non-compliance are significant.
"Most steel stockholders are paying consultants to handle this manually. MettleCloud is being built to change that — CBAM readiness built into the same system you use to run your stock."
Built from the ground up for plates, beams, sections, tubes — not adapted from a generic ERP.
We're finalising pricing with our design partners. If you join now, you'll lock in your rate before we go public — and it will be significantly less than what you're paying today.
Pricing will be confirmed at launch, shaped by the businesses helping us build it. Design partners get a lifetime discount — locked in before we go public.
We're in the design stage. No promises on things we haven't built yet. Just an invitation to shape the product — your workflows, your problems, your input — before it goes to market.