If you are looking for companies that plant a tree for every purchase, this is a working list of brands that actually do it, and what each one plants for. Two kinds of people search for this: shoppers choosing brands that give back, and businesses weighing up a programme of their own. Both are in the right place. The examples below run from the search engine and clothing label that made the idea famous to companies quietly growing real, verified forests, tree by tree. Some plant a tree for every item, others for every order, sale, or campaign. This page is the roll call of who is doing it and what they have grown. If you want the mechanics instead, how the model works, what it costs, and how to run it, read our companion guide on how planting a tree for every purchase works. And if you would rather start your own than admire other people’s, you can set up plant a tree per order with ForestNation.
Key Takeaways
- Real brands plant a tree for every purchase across retail, tech, hospitality and finance, from tentree and Ecosia to Philips Monitors, Logitech, Salesforce and TD Bank.
- The credible ones share one trait: real, tracked trees and a number they can show, not a vague promise.
- ForestNation pioneered the plant-a-tree-per-purchase model around 2006, before most of the brands people now associate with it existed, and has since helped plant nearly 2 million trees.
- Many brands on this list have grown verified forests past 30,000, 50,000, even 90,000 trees each.
- Want to join them? You can set up plant a tree per order with ForestNation and pick your own trigger.
The pioneers that made it mainstream
This idea is not new, and ForestNation has been doing it longer than almost anyone. We pioneered the You Plant We Plant and You Buy We Plant models around 2006, a real tree planted for what you grow or what you buy, long before most of the brands people now associate with the idea existed. In the years since, we have helped businesses and individuals plant nearly 2 million trees. Two names later helped take the model mainstream: tentree built tree planting into every item it sells, and Ecosia, the search engine, funds planting through its search revenue. They popularised the idea, and that is good for forests everywhere. What separates the leaders now is evidence, which is where the companies below stand out.
Companies that plant a tree for every product or order
These are the truest versions of the model, a tree tied directly to a sale.
Philips Monitors plants a tree with every green monitor it sells. Each purchase adds to a living forest of 89,420 trees, giving customers a reason to care about the monitor they just bought and giving Philips a story to tell about its range.
Image Source, a promotional-products agency, plants a tree for every order it fulfils, quietly building branded forests for the brands it works with. It is a clean example of how planting can sit inside normal fulfilment without any new software or process.
Any online store can run the same idea, one tree for every order at checkout, which is the model ForestNation set up for ecommerce brands. It is the most direct way to turn buying into planting.
Companies that tie trees to sales, spend and campaigns
Solution Group in Italy ties planting to client spend, planting 100 trees for every 5,000 euros. That simple rule has grown into more than 134,000 trees since 2021, proof that the model scales quietly in the background of normal business.
Logitech turned planting into a game. For Earth Day 2025, its Level Up for the Planet campaign let every correct answer fund a tree, drawing 1,295 participants and planting 18,241 trees. That game is one chapter of a Logitech forest that has grown to 76,350 trees with ForestNation.
Salesforce handed out thousands of branded Tree Kits at its events, letting people plant and name a tree of their own, and has grown a forest of 47,739 trees with ForestNation. A MasterCard Tree Kits promotion, run through a distributor partner, reported a 15% lift in registrations, a reminder that planting trees and growing a business are not opposing goals.
More brands growing verified forests with ForestNation
The reach goes further than the logos most people recognise. TD Bank has grown a forest of 90,531 trees, Lands’ End 38,001 trees, Oracle 30,050 trees, and Wilsonart 30,000 trees, each tying trees to the way they gift, campaign, and thank the people who matter to them. Brands including The Pets Table, Saint-Gobain, Marriott and Yokogawa have built branded forests too, each tying trees to the way they engage customers and teams.
What the credible programmes have in common
The brands on this list are not the loudest, they are the ones that can show a real, growing forest behind the promise. Three things separate them. The trees are real and tracked, planted and field-measured in Tanzania, so the claim points to data rather than a slogan. The customer can see it, often naming and following a tree instead of reading a line at checkout. And the wording stays honest, framed as a contribution to verified reforestation, never as offsetting or cancelling out emissions. Regulators in the US, the UK and the EU are tightening the rules on vague environmental claims, so that last point matters. Our guide to green claims compliance shows how to keep a plant a tree message specific and defensible, and you can review the field-measured impact data behind every ForestNation tree.
How to join them
You do not need a sustainability department or a big budget to start. Pick a trigger, a tree per purchase, per order, per sale, or per campaign, and ForestNation plants and tracks each tree in Tanzania while giving you the assets to tell the story: branded Gift Stories, physical Tree Kits, and a forest your customers can visit. Our companion guide to planting a tree for every purchase walks through exactly how it works and what it costs, and when you are ready you can set up a managed programme with ForestNation. Picture your own customers a year from now, following a forest they helped you grow, with their names on the trees. That is what turns a one-time buyer into someone who tells other people about you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What companies plant a tree for every purchase?
Pioneers like tentree and Ecosia made the model famous. Brands including Philips Monitors, Logitech, Solution Group, Salesforce, Saint-Gobain, Marriott and Yokogawa have built verified forests with ForestNation, and larger forests belong to TD Bank, Lands’ End, Oracle and Wilsonart.
Which companies plant the most trees?
Among ForestNation partners, TD Bank has planted 90,531 trees, Philips Monitors 89,420, and Logitech 76,350, each tying trees to sales, campaigns or gifting rather than a one-off donation.
Can a small business plant a tree for every purchase?
Yes. You do not need a big budget or a sustainability department. You pick a trigger, such as a tree per order, and ForestNation plants and tracks each tree in Tanzania, giving you the story to share with customers.
How do I plant a tree for every purchase without greenwashing?
Keep it specific and frame it as a contribution to verified reforestation, not an offset. Because every ForestNation tree is field-measured, your claim points to real data rather than a vague promise.
Conclusion
The list of companies that plant a tree for every purchase grows every year, because the model works for the brand and the planet at once. The ones worth copying can point to a real, growing forest behind the promise, not just a line at checkout. If you want to join them, the path is short: pick your trigger, plant real trees, and tell the story well.
