There are three costs associated with Registry participation:
- The Registry annual fee: see below for figures
- Third party certification cost: contact approved certifiers directly for an estimate. See approved certifiers page under tools tab for a list.
- Member organization’s internal staff time to gather necessary data.
Registry Annual Fee Schedule
(Effective July 1, 2004)
Commercial and Industrial Organizations with Revenues:
| Over $2 billion | $10,000 |
| From $500 million – $2 billion | $6,000 |
| From $100 million – $500 million | $3,500 |
| From $20 million – $100 million | $1,700 |
| Under $20 million | $600 |
Non-profit, Government and Academic Organizations with Budgets:
| Over $2 billion | $5,000 |
| From $500 million – $2 billion | $3,500 |
| From $100 million – $500 million | $2,500 |
| From $20 million – $100 million | $850 |
| Under $20 million | $450 |
Sliding Scale:
To qualify for fees based on the sliding scale above, financial documentation is required.
Non-profit, government and academic organizations:
Shall provide a copy of their most recently audited financial statements and proof of exempt status (IRS tax exemption letter or State tax exemption letter).
Commercial and industrial organizations:
Shall provide a copy of their most recently audited financial statement. If this is not available, a statement from an owner or officer stating annual revenues is acceptable.
Pro-rated annual fee:
Members who do not report for the year they join will be assessed a pro-rated annual fee based upon the month in which they join.
A new member reporting data for the calendar year in which it joins will be assessed the full fee for that year.
Historic data:
If a member wishes to register historic data, they will be charged 50% of the current annual fee for each year of historic data registered.