Everyone’s got a part to play in climate change — we can’t just leave it to governments and the giants. Here’s the practical, honest stuff we do at Prystine to do our bit for the planet.
Being a one-person, local studio doesn’t mean sitting climate change out. If anything, it’s where the small, deliberate choices add up — the way we host, how we travel, the paper we don’t print and the trees we help put in the ground.
None of this is greenwashing or box-ticking. It’s a handful of genuine commitments we’ve built into how Prystine runs, day to day — and they keep your website lighter on the planet too.
Josh CoxFounder, Prystine Web Solutions 
Not a glossy policy document — just the concrete things behind every Prystine website.
The data centre behind the vast majority of our hosting and domain products, 20i, is powered exclusively by renewable energy. So our web and email hosting runs green — and if you’re a client, so does yours, automatically.
As new clients sign up to our services, we add trees to our Ecologi forest — supporting responsible tree-planting projects all around the world. It’s a simple, transparent way to give a little back with every new piece of work.
The smaller choices that quietly add up across a working week.
We love a proper face-to-face conversation, but we keep it practical. Smaller catch-ups happen over Google Meet, and because we mostly work with local Oxfordshire businesses, we bike or hop on public transport wherever we can.
Since 2019, Prystine has been entirely paperless — we donated our printer and haven’t looked back. We eSign every document and share content with clients through tools like ClickUp and Dropbox.
Day-to-day searching adds up, so we use Ecosia as our search engine — the not-for-profit that puts its advertising profits towards planting trees around the world. A small switch that turns everyday googling into a little bit of reforestation.
Every client that comes onboard adds to a real, verified forest you can explore for yourself. Become a Prystine client and you’re planting trees and cutting carbon, just by getting a better website.
