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ClearoSystems vs. Landbell Group

ClearoSystems: a free analysis, launching soon, that establishes what you concretely have to do and shows the risks you run if you do not. Landbell Group is a strong fit for Businesses that want very broad international EPR coverage and prefer to cover many markets through one provider.

By Maarten Kuipers

Published 16.07.2026 · Last verified 10.08.2026 · Next review 20.10.2026

  • 2 providers compared
  • 24 sources disclosed

Landbell Group has the broadest coverage in this overview at fifty-nine countries. The difference with ClearoSystems is where the assessment of your obligations sits: Landbell's assessment is part of a comprehensive consultancy and service approach; our needs analysis (launching soon) is a stand-alone, free digital first step ahead of any service selection, built for e-commerce and export — ending in what you concretely have to do per target country and the risks you run if that does not happen.

At a glance

  • CClearoSystems Logo ClearoSystemsDigital EPR needs analysis built for e-commerce and digital export businesses, launching soon: the guided analysis works through your own combination of role, product, sales channel and target country and establishes what you concretely have to do per target country — which registration, whether an authorised representative is required, which additional duties such as marking — and the risks you run if that does not happen. If you would rather hand it over, our own specialists take over registration, reporting and representation.Visit providerRead review
  • LLandbell Group Logo Landbell GroupPan-European compliance group with the broadest country coverage in this overview: 59 countries. You start at a do-it-yourself store or on a contact route; assessing your obligations is part of the CGlobal consultancy programme, together with registration, reporting and invoicing.Visit providerRead review

What you get from whom

What you getCClearoSystems LogoClearoSystemsLLandbell Group LogoLandbell Group
Finding out what applies to you costs nothingthe analysis itself — the service that follows is paid everywhereyesSourcenot statedLandbell names no price for the first step; the obligations assessment is part of the CGlobal programme and no page states what that costsSource
Built for e-commerce and digital export businesseswebshop, marketplace and cross-border selling as the starting point, not the exceptionyesSourcepartialbusinesses placing products or packaging on the market, whatever the sales channelSource
Your own combination of role, product, channel and target country is assessed separatelynot one regime, and not one general answer for everyoneyesSourcepartialthe assessment of your obligations is part of the CGlobal consultancy programmeSource
You get an obligations profile per target countryregistration, representation, marking — not just that you are liableyesSourcepartialan obligations assessment inside the CGlobal programmeSource
You see the risks you run if you do not actwhat happens when the required steps are not taken — not just that you are liableyesSourcenot statedthe assessment sits inside the CGlobal programme; no page describes whether a risk picture is part of it
Execution afterwards: registration, reporting, representationyesSourceyesSource
Countries in scope28 countriesSource59 countriesSource

Where ClearoSystems makes the difference

  • You know what applies to you before you buy anything: the needs analysis (launching soon) is a stand-alone first step
  • The output says what you concretely have to do per target country, not a quote or a contract
  • It also shows the risks you run if those steps are not taken
  • Built for e-commerce and export, with webshop, marketplace and cross-border selling as the starting point
  • Depth in the Netherlands and Germany, including authorised representation for the German market

How we evaluated

1. We identify EPR compliance providers relevant to product and e-commerce businesses selling in the Netherlands, Germany and other EU countries. 2. Per provider we collect facts on six dimensions: Starting point, What you get, Cost to find out, What it is built for, Execution afterwards and Reach. Every fact carries a source link, a verbatim quote from that page and a retrieval date. 3. The yardstick is the result, not the entry: what does a business know after that first step that it did not know before, and can it act on it straight away? That a provider has a digital check is no comparison criterion in itself. 4. We track the providers in this overview on a fixed cadence: we re-run their free checks and re-read their own pages. If what such a check returns changes, or what a provider publishes changes, we update this overview and the last-checked date moves with it. The next round is scheduled for 20 October 2026. 5. Every fact in this overview was re-fetched from the providers themselves in August 2026. Where a provider's own pages do not answer a dimension, we leave the cell empty with a dash rather than turning it into an assumption. 6. This overview comes from our own editorial team: we place ClearoSystems beside the alternatives and present no independent ranking. There is no rank order, no numbering and no 'best'.

  • Starting point: do you begin with a self-test, or with a form, a call or a checkout?
  • What you get: an obligations profile per target country, a to-do list, a cost overview, a quote or a call — and above all: do you then know what you concretely have to do?
  • Risks: does the result show what happens if the required steps are not taken?
  • Cost to find out: what that first step costs, separate from what execution costs later.
  • What it is built for: is the service built for webshops and export businesses, and is your own combination of role, product, channel and target country assessed separately?
  • Execution afterwards: does the provider carry out registration, reporting and representation itself?
  • Reach: how many countries the provider covers.

Common mistakes when choosing

  • Assuming EPR is only about packaging, when separate EPR schemes also exist for electronics, batteries and textiles.
  • Covering only your home market and forgetting that selling in Germany or other EU countries requires its own registration, such as LUCID for packaging.
  • Waiting until a marketplace or customs asks for proof of registration instead of arranging it in advance.
  • Assuming a fulfilment or logistics partner handles EPR obligations automatically.
  • Believing the business falls under an exemption threshold without substantiating it, or overlooking the exceptions to it, such as single-use plastic packaging.
  • Ignoring the obligation to appoint an authorised representative in Germany for electrical equipment.

CClearoSystems Logo ClearoSystemsProfile

Digital EPR needs analysis built for e-commerce and digital export businesses, launching soon: the guided analysis works through your own combination of role, product, sales channel and target country and establishes what you concretely have to do per target country — which registration, whether an authorised representative is required, which additional duties such as marking — and the risks you run if that does not happen. If you would rather hand it over, our own specialists take over registration, reporting and representation.

  • Starting pointThe digital needs analysis, launching shortly after this website, assesses your role, products, sales channels and target countries - the questions a webshop selling across borders actually faces.
  • What you getPer target country you see what you concretely have to do: which registration duties apply, whether an authorised representative is required and which additional duties there are, such as marking — and the risks you run if that does not happen. The preview is on screen straight away; the full report reaches you by e-mail or as an export.
  • Cost to find outThe analysis and the obligations profile cost nothing; the service that follows is paid.
  • What it is built forBuilt for webshops, marketplace sellers and export businesses: role, product, sales channel and target country are the inputs, and every combination of them is worked through separately.
  • Execution afterwardsEither the route runs on in full - report, quote, contract and execution by our own specialists - or you export the result and take it elsewhere.
  • ReachWe serve 28 countries - the EU-27 plus Switzerland - and we keep adding to that number.

a free analysis, launching soon, that establishes what you concretely have to do and shows the risks you run if you do not

Pros

  • The output says what you concretely have to do per target country: which registration, whether an authorised representative is required, which marking — not just that you are liable
  • It also shows the risks you run if those steps are not taken
  • Built for e-commerce and digital export businesses: your own webshop, a marketplace and cross-border selling are the starting point, not the exception
  • Every individual situation assessed separately: 54 modelled starting situations across role, channel, buyer type and regime, over the three regimes the analysis asks about (packaging, WEEE and batteries) and twenty-eight countries
  • Every relevant regime in one profile, not packaging alone
  • If you want to hand it over, registration, reporting and representation are carried out by our own specialists
  • Unclear cases go to a specialist rather than to an error message

Particularly suited to: E-commerce and export businesses that want to know what applies to their own situation before signing a licence or a contract

See how the needs analysis works (launching soon)

LLandbell Group Logo Landbell Group

Pan-European compliance group with the broadest country coverage in this overview: 59 countries. You start at a do-it-yourself store or on a contact route; assessing your obligations is part of the CGlobal consultancy programme, together with registration, reporting and invoicing.

  • Starting pointTwo routes: a do-it-yourself store, or a country selector that leads to contact.✓ verified
  • What you getAssessing EPR obligations is part of the CGlobal programme, together with registration and reporting.✓ verified
  • What it is built forLandbell addresses businesses placing products or packaging on markets worldwide, whatever the sales channel; the assessment of your obligations is part of the CGlobal programme.✓ verified
  • Execution afterwardsRegistration, reporting and invoicing run continuously through the programme, including market access without a local entity.✓ verified
  • ReachThe broadest country coverage in this overview.✓ verified

the broadest country coverage in this overview, at 59 countries

Pros

  • 59 countries - the broadest coverage in this overview
  • Two starting points: the do-it-yourself store or a consultation route via contact
  • CGlobal handles assessment, registration, reporting and invoicing on an ongoing basis
  • Market access in an EU member state without a local entity
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