ethical choices made easy
Find ethical alternatives in seconds, not hours
etheco helps you find ethical and eco-friendly businesses, products and services without endless research and confusion – we’ve developed a rating system to help you shop and switch with confidence.
etheco: thoughtful choices, real impact.

everyday choices hold extraordinary power
Right now, this power is scattered.
Let’s change that.
Every small switch – your bank, your energy, the everyday things you buy – sends a signal. Millions of these signals, pointed in the same direction, become something remarkable.
We’re building a community to make this happen.
The goal: £1 billion of real social and environmental impact, created by us all.
The time for change is now.
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It’s free. Get our monthly update, a first look at new tools and a say in what we build next. Join now and become one of our founding members.
how etheco works
Trusted data, one clear score.
Our unique, independent ratings system is fed by hundreds of data sources run through our unique 4 Ps algorithm, giving you an easy-to-understand score for every business, product or service.
Unbiased, transparent data.
the 4Ps explained

people

Impact on workers and society – fair pay, workers’ rights, diversity, tax transparency and links to modern slavery.

planet

Environmental impact – carbon footprint, fossil fuel use, waste, sustainability of packaging and supply chains.


Value for money – pricing transparency, hidden fees, fair pricing practices, warranties and total costs.

performance

Putting claims to the test – customer satisfaction, complaints handling, industry recognition and the reliability of marketing claims.
how does etheco rate businesses?
explore our latest news, views, reviews & guides
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etheco joins the Better Business Act coalition
We are adding our name to a growing movement of businesses calling for a future where success is measured by more than profit alone
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how to tell a good egg from bad
Buying a simple box of eggs can feel surprisingly complicated. Here’s our guide to cutting through the confusion
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the joy of group switching to more ethical companies
Robbie Sloane reflects on a switching party in Frome, Somerset, where seven people came together to swap everyday services for more ethical alternatives – and discovered that making change collectively can feel both practical and joyful
