GreenPrint Software Saves Money and Trees, Dope!

Totally feelin' GreenPrints software and use when I have no other choice but to print. GreenPrint's patent-pending software eliminates unwanted pages saving paper, ink, money, and millions of trees.

GreenPrint's Impact
If all US households with a computer used GreenPrint over $6 billion a year would be saved.
If all new computers used GreenPrint greenhouse gas emissions would be reduced by over 117 million tons. That's the equivalent of removing 23 million cars from the road for an entire year.
If all new computers sold in 2006 used green print over 36 million trees would be saved every year.
GreenPrint's patent-pending software is a simple idea, but it solves a problem nearly everyone can relate to: The ubiquitous wasted page. This is the page with just a URL, banner ad, legal disclaimer, etc. These wasted pages occur many times a day littering homes and offices around the world and wasting money, trees, and time.

Saving money today, trees tomorrow
GreenPrint eliminates wasteful pages in any printout automatically, saving you time and money, and maybe more importantly, saving trees, reducing greenhouse gasses, and decreasing waste.
GreenPrint's patent-pending technology does this by analyzing each page of every document sent to the printer and looking for typical waste characteristics (like that last page with just a URL, banner ad, logo, or legal jargon).
GreenPrint also incorporates an easy to use PDF writer, a fantastic print preview called GreenView, and a reporting feature which keeps track of the number of pages and the amount of money you have saved.
Our product line includes two options for home users: Greenprint World, our free version of the software, and GreenPrint Home Premium. For companies of any size, GreenPrint's Enterprise Edition provides insight into waste reduction through a company wide printing overview, as well as tracking the number of trees saved and the CO2 reduction. It also provides an easy way to reuse paper that has already been printed on one side before recycling it.