The Capsule B-Corp 30 2025

It’s no secret that we’re a proud B Corp here at Capsule. But being a B Corp isn’t just about being a badge holder – we’re part of a movement. A movement that believes brands can be better. That profit and purpose aren’t mutually exclusive. In fact, doing good is just good business.

And we know we’re not alone. Across every sector – from finance and tech to consumer and beyond – there’s a growing wave of B Corps showing that it’s possible to challenge the status quo and build thriving companies in the process.

This year, achieving certification (or recertification) feels even more meaningful, with recent updates to the B Corp standards having raised the bar and making it tougher than ever. Businesses now face stricter environmental and social rules – so props to those making B Corp certification a priority.

For the third year running, we’re shining a light on B Corps – 30 of them to be exact! The ones quietly – and not-so-quietly – pushing boundaries. Innovating in bold, brilliant, and sustainable ways, supported by our friends at Cooper Parry.

Some are household names. Others are a little more niche. All of them are united by a common thread: they’re putting people and the planet at the heart of everything they do – showing the world what better business really looks like. Without further ado, here are the B Corps showing well and truly what it means to be a purpose-driven business…

The B Corp 30 list has been compiled by Capsule’s Marketing Director Victoria McDonnell and renowned research expert Ying van de Walle, Head of Research for the Sunday Times 100. It involved thorough criteria and a number of judging sessions. To be considered for this year’s list, shortlisted companies must have achieved one or more of the following:

• Become B Corp certified in the past 12 months
• Showed strong revenue and/or headcount growth
• Secured new funding
• Brought their total funding level to over £1m
• Expanded overseas, made acquisitions, or launched new products or innovations
• Increased their B Corp Impact Score

Companies featured in the 2023 and 2024 editions of the B Corp 30 are exempt from this list.

10x Banking

10x Banking’s mission is simple: to be the global bank operating system of choice so that banks can deliver products to market 10x faster at a 10x lower cost – serving up to a billion banking customers effectively and reliably. Founded in 2016 by former Barclays chief executive Antony Jenkins CBE, 10x Banking is backed by investors including BlackRock, JPMorganChase, and Nationwide. In January 2024, the FinTech raised a staggering $45 million to fuel “more strategic expansions”. And earlier this year, it launched a suite of fresh AI capabilities in a move to accelerate banking transformation even further, boost operational efficiency, and improve decision-making for banks.

Abundance Investment 

Abundance Investment is a pioneering investment platform co-founded by Bruce Davis, Karl Harder and Louise Wilson which makes it possible for anyone to back real green projects with as little as £5. Since 2012, it’s raised over £150 million from mainly individual investors to fund initiatives across the green economy, and since 2020, to support councils in their efforts to deliver the low carbon transition. A certified B Corp since 2018, Abundance stands out for its commitment to improving communities and helping purpose-driven enterprises. Earlier this year, it secured £16 million from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and Unity Trust Bank – powering plans to scale its support for local authorities delivering vital green infrastructure across the UK. 

char.gy

char.gy is powering the UK’s transition to electric vehicles – literally – by developing and installing on-street EV charging points in partnership with local councils. In June 2024, Zouk Capital increased its investment to £100 million to support char.gy’s nationwide rollout of accessible charging infrastructure. B Corp certified since October 2024 (with an impressive Impact Score of 100) the CleanTech brand is firmly committed to reaching net zero by 2050 and reducing emissions intensity per charge point by over 50% by 2030 – making clean transport a practical reality for more communities.

Connexin

Next up is Capsule client Connexin ,a Hull-based, purpose-driven tech company powering up communities through broadband, smart infrastructure, and digital skills training. Founded in 2006 and proudly B Corp certified in 2024, Connexin is tackling digital inequality while helping to build a greener, more connected future.

Through its IoT solutions, Connexin supports public sector bodies, enterprise clients, and water utilities in transforming how services are delivered, from leak detection and energy efficiency to cost savings and climate resilience. Whether it’s enabling smarter councils or helping businesses reduce their carbon footprint, Connexin’s technology is making a real difference in the places people live and work.

Following the 2025 acquisition of its full fibre infrastructure by CityFibre, Connexin is now set to bring its community-focused connectivity to over 5 million homes and businesses across the UK. 

Different Dog

Founded by husband-and-wife team Charlie and Alexandra Thurstan, Different Dog is crafting hand‑cooked dog meals from 100% British ingredients in response to the pet food industry’s over‑processing. The Shropshire-based consumer brand delivers carbon‑neutral orders in sugarcane pots with fully recyclable packaging. In April 2025, Different Dog secured £10 million in new funding following five consecutive years of revenue doubling, fuelling plans to scale operations and move into a larger Telford facility – underscoring its commitment to quality, sustainability, and growth.

ENSO

ENSO is a tyre technology company that makes better tyres for electric vehicles (EVs), to extend EV range and reduce tyre pollution by up to 35%, a major source of air and microplastic pollution.  Another Capsule client and a 2023 Earthshot Prize finalist in the Clean Our Air category, ENSO recently joined forces with Uber to support its Go Green initiative. Through a dedicated Buyers Club, Uber drivers in the UK & US can now access discounted ENSO tyres, helping to reduce their environmental footprint. The partnership launched with a symbolic moment: Prince William fitting the first ENSO tyre onto an Uber vehicle in London. Looking ahead, ENSO is scaling its impact globally with plans to build a $500 million carbon-neutral tyre factory in the United States—driving the industry to a greener future. 

Evergreen Life

Evergreen Life is a Manchester-based HealthTech company using AI to improve diagnostics and therapeutics, with the ultimate goal of helping people live happier, healthier lives. Working with 25 UK universities and supporting the NHS through digitally powered services and SaaS solutions, Evergreen Life leverages personal health data to deliver the right information at the right time. B Corp certified with a strong Customer Stewardship score, the company has more than doubled its revenue in two years – reaching £36 million in June 2024, driven by rapid innovation and strategic acquisitions. Founder Stephen Critchlow is a serial entrepreneur with a track record of successful exits, and CEO Caroline Shaw is the former CEO of a number of NHS trusts.

givestar

givestar is a next-generation fundraising platform making giving easier, faster, and more accessible. Using its ‘Tap to Donate’ feature, fundraisers can now collect contactless donations using just their phones – eliminating the need for cash or costly hardware. Through modernising giving, givestar is putting technology for good in the pockets of individuals, charities and organisations. B Corp certified in August 2024, givestar earned top marks for its support of disadvantaged populations, along with its commitment to purposeful innovation.

Griffin

Griffin is an API‑first Banking‑as‑a‑Service platform tailored for FinTech innovators. Founded by Silicon Valley engineers David Jarvis and Allen Rohner (co‑founder of tech unicorn CircleCI), Griffin raised $24 million in a March 2024 round led by MassMutual Ventures, NordicNinja, and Breega, before launching as a fully operational UK bank. Achieving B Corp certification in June 2024, the FinTech is steadfast in its commitment to sustainable, ethical business practices – all the while empowering clients with seamless, scalable banking solutions.

hylo athletics

Co-founded in 2020 by former professional footballer Michael Doughty, hylo athletics is redefining performance footwear through materials science and sustainability. Its running shoes are crafted from renewable materials, they’re fully recyclable, and they boast a 52% lower carbon footprint than the industry average. Backed by £2.5 million in recent funding led by Eka Ventures, and now expanding into the US, hylo continues to scale its mission – supported by the team’s insurance insights here at Capsule. Through initiatives like the Local Champions Fund, which donates 1% of annual revenue to grassroots running projects, hylo is proving that high performance and the right kind of impact can go hand in hand.

Just Move In

Capsule client Just Move In offers an intuitive online platform for tenants, agencies, and landlords to manage utilities and home set‑up services in one place. By eliminating repetitive data entry and consolidating multiple services under a single interface, the PropTech saves users time, hassle and money during moves. In March 2025, the Bournemouth‑based business closed a £6 million Series A round led by Eos Ventures – fuelling its expansion beyond home relocation to embed financial services directly into its platform, and ultimately reinforcing its mission to simplify essential life transitions with seamless, customer‑centric solutions.

Little Moons

Founded in 2010 by sibling duo Howard and Vivien Wong, Little Moons has grown from a family business into a global mochi sensation led by CEO Joanna Allen. Its snackable gelato bites are now sold in over35 countries and produced across two London facilities. After gaining B Corp status in 2024, the company set ambitious sustainability goals – including reaching net zero (Scopes 1 & 2) by 2040 and cutting Scope 3 carbon intensity by 90% by 2050. Despite continued international growth, Little Moons remains committed to delivering joyful treats with a lighter footprint – showing that sustainability and global scale can coexist. 

Matter.

Capsule client Matter. is a Bristol-based scale-up on a mission to transform industries through technology that empowers customers and protects the planet. Matter's Regen.® technology is a scalable, self-cleaning filtration system with no disposable parts. In homes, Matter's Regen.® technology for washing machines captures microplastics released from laundry before they reach waterways. In the textiles industry, Regen.® reduces factories OPEX by cutting chemical and energy usage, while significantly reducing microfibre emissions to meet sustainability targets.

The company completed a $10 million Series A round in 2023 involving the likes of S2G Investments, SOUNDWaves, Regeneration.VC, and Katapult Ocean. It then launched its first product to market in 2024 in partnership with BSH under the brands Bosch and Siemens: a sustainable microplastic filter for washing machines that captures up to 97% of microfibres per wash. Powered by Matter’s Regen.® technology, the device marks a major milestone in the fight against invisible pollution – and a breakthrough moment for sustainable innovation. 

MOTH

Everyone’s familiar with MOTH – but we bet you didn’t know it stands for Mix of Total Happiness. This drinks consumer brand has made sipping your cocktail more convenient than ever – bringing bar-quality drinks to shelves in beautifully designed cans. Its goal is to make great cocktails as accessible as a beer or glass of wine, and it’s well on its way to achieving that – with revenue growth having hit explosive levels of 200% in 2022, and 150% in 2023. MOTH became the UK’s first B Corp in the ready-to-drink category in 2023, with its bestselling margarita coming with a carbon footprint that’s 33.54% lower than a homemade version. Backed by a £4.6 million investment in 2024, MOTH is now mixing things up stateside following strong launches in Massachusetts and Florida.

Much Better Adventures

What if adventure travel could be a force for good? Well, with Much Better Adventures, the answer is: it most certainly can.  This consumer scale-up has partnered with trusted local operators to deliver a platform offering unique, solo-friendly trips that support communities and protect the planet with 5% of revenues (not profits) supporting rewilding and reforestation projects. Having welcomed travellers from over 100 countries, the certified B Corp holds an impressive Impact Score of 117 – reflecting its commitment to workers, communities, and conservation. Backed by a £5 million investment from Gresham House Ventures in 2024, the company is now scaling up its platform, expanding into new destinations, and introducing an ever-growing audience to the concept of responsible adventure.

OGGS

OGGS is the UK’s leading plant-based egg and bakery brand, dedicated to removing unnecessary and unethical eggs from the food chain – for the good of people, planet, and chickens. Since launching in 2018, the female-founded B Corp (shout-out Hannah Carter and Polly Trollope) has saved over nine million eggs and cut out the amount of CO2 equivalent to driving around the world 180 times. With £5 million raised over the last three years from the likes of Upfield, combined with an average growth of 41% year-on-year, OGGS is scaling sustainably. Its latest crowdfunding round in 2024 is set to unlock new manufacturing capabilities and supercharge its expanding bakery range.

OneID

OneID, led by CEO Paula Sussex, is transforming digital identity verification with a fast, document-free process using bank-verified data that completes in just 12 seconds. The Manchester-based SaaS company helps businesses accelerate customer onboarding, enhance user experience, boost sales, reduce costs, and combat fraud. With over £16 million raised from 200 investors across the UK, Sweden, and the US – including a recent funding round led by ACF Investors – OneID is rapidly expanding its technology adoption among leading clients, including the likes of NatWest and Adobe.

Pangea Bio

Pangea Bio harnesses AI to source novel molecules from medicinal plants – advancing transformative treatments for neurological disorders while preserving ethnobotanical knowledge. With £15Mn+ raised to date, multiple research grants, and a multidisciplinary team of 24 spread across London and Berlin, the BioTech is at the forefront of natural-source drug discovery. In August, Pangea Bio was awarded a grant by Innovate UK (Biomedical Catalyst) to further explore TrkB modulators to prevent vision loss in open-angle glaucoma; its work highlights how technology and nature can unite to create life-enhancing medicines. 

PeppercornAI

Fellow insurance disruptor – and indeed a Capsule client – PeppercornAI is shaking things up in the industry with Pipr, the world’s first conversational AI platform purpose-built for insurance. Launched in 2024 to support the motor sector, Pipr helps reduce operational costs, improve risk protection, and enhance the customer experience. Backed by a £3.25 million funding round last year with investors including Wealth Club and EHE Ventures, the Cardiff-based B Corp is now scaling rapidly to meet growing B2B demand in the UK and beyond.

Plend

Plend is on a mission to create a fairer, more inclusive credit system – one that doesn’t penalise people for their history. Powered by open banking and its proprietary Plend Score, the platform offers ethical loans based on real affordability, not outdated credit checks. Plend is backed by notable investors, including Monzo co-founder Paul Rippon, who also plays an active role as a Director, helping to shape the company’s vision and growth. Committed to driving change across the industry, Plend also leads one of the UK’s largest annual studies into financial inclusion. Certified as a B Corp in 2024 with an extremely respectable Impact Score of 120, Plend is proving finance can be both responsible and radically inclusive – and we’re proud to call the FinTech a client. 

Provenance

Provenance is bringing trust back to sustainability. Its data platform helps brands like Unilever, Holland & Barrett, and Estée Lauder prove and promote their environmental and social claims – cutting through greenwashing, and empowering shoppers to choose better. Backed by S4S Ventures and led by founder Jessi Baker MBE, the B Corp recently raised $5 million to scale its operations, having already grown its Impact Score from 80 to an impressive 100. With more than 350 global retailers and brands onboard, Provenance is showing the world what transparent business really looks like.

Reconome

What happens to our old tech? Reconome is making sure it goes to a good cause.  By repurposing surplus devices from partners such as Ocado and Virgin Media O2, it’s tackling digital poverty and e-waste in one powerful move. From schools to charities, its partnerships turn discarded devices into digital lifelines for disadvantaged communities. Certified as a B Corp since 2020, Reconome recently raised £3.3 million from IW Capital to scale its impact – and bumped its B Corp score to 99 in the process.

tepeo

“Heat your home, not the planet” – that’s tepeo’s motto. The Wokingham-based CleanTech is making it cheaper and easier for people to heat their homes with its game-changing heat battery boiler – a low-carbon alternative to gas and oil that doesn’t mean compromising on comfort. Backed by £10.5 million in Series A funding led by BGF, tepeo is ramping up research and development as well as production. In 2024, it became the UK’s first domestic heating manufacturer to achieve B Corp certification – earning top marks for its environmental impact.

The Wave

The Wave in Bristol isn’t just making waves – it's making history. As the world’s first inland surfing lake powered by Wavegarden Cove tech, it’s redefining how we connect with sport, nature, and sustainability. Backed by a £27 million investment from Sullivan Street Partners and led by CEO Hazel Geary, The Wave is set to expand across the UK, with a £50m London site in Enfield designed to boost biodiversity and green space. In 2024, it became the world’s first surf park to achieve B Corp certification – who says you can’t play with purpose?

Threedium 

Threedium pioneers 3D and augmented reality experiences for global brands like Cartier, Fendi and Mercedes‑Benz. With operations across the UK, US, France, Germany, and the UAE, the FinTech helps clients raise engagement, drive conversions, and shrink the environmental footprint of traditional retail. After closing an $11 million Series A led by Interpublic Group and Olma Partners in late 2023 to accelerate spatial computing and 3D content production, Threedium solidified its commitment to people and planet by earning B Corp certification in November 2024.

TrustedHousesitters 

Based in Brighton, TrustedHousesitters is revolutionising pet care and travel by connecting pet parents and sitters worldwide through shared trust and a love of animals. The platform has facilitated over 10 million nights of pet sitting across more than 140 countries. In December 2023, Mayfair Equity Partners acquired a majority stake – valuing the consumer scale-up at over $100 million. At the start of 2024, TrustedHousesitters made its first public pledge to reduce its carbon intensity by 10% annually. Committed to community and welfare, the company supports 36 charities across the UK and US, and it’s in the process of launching a dedicated pet care training hub for rescue-pet parents.

Urban Jungle 

Another fellow insurance disruptor, Urban Jungle is rewriting the rules of home insurance – putting fairness and accessibility front and centre. Its smart, AI-powered platform keeps costs low and fraud at bay – all through a slick 100% online service for renters and homeowners. Since becoming a B Corp in 2022, the company has stayed proudly carbon neutral and was recognised by Supercritical as one of the UK’s top 20 climate-positive tech firms. With $55m raised to date, including a $14.4m boost in 2024 involving Intact Ventures and Ingka Investments among others, Urban Jungle is proving that ethical innovation has serious growth potential.

Zero

Cardiff-based Zero is determined to make money a force for good. Designed for Gen Z and Millennials, the sustainable money app helps users understand the climate impact of their spending – and take action to reduce it. By turning data into insights and offering real-world solutions, Zero is making a greener lifestyle possible, one transaction at a time. Co-founded by Welsh FinTech veteran Richard Theo, the startup raised £1.5 million in early 2025 to fuel its next chapter. It’s finance with the planet in mind.

Zero Gravity 

Zero Gravity is levelling the playing field for talented students from low-opportunity backgrounds. The SaaS tech app connects ambitious young people with mentoring, masterclasses, scholarships, and career opportunities – helping over 8,000 students land places at top universities and deploying £1.8 million in scholarships to date. By teaming up with leading employers, Zero Gravity is opening doors to elite careers and building pathways to long-term success. With an outstanding B Corp score of 133, it’s also proof that social mobility and smart tech can change lives.

Zuto 

Zuto is putting people back in the driving seat when it comes to car finance – ditching the jargon and confusion for a service built on clarity and trust. A certified B Corp since 2022, the Manchester-based FinTech brings together customers, lenders, and dealers to create a smoother, fairer experience with one easy-to-use platform. The numbers speak for themselves: £61.8 million turnover and 35% YoY revenue growth. With strong values and even stronger results, Zuto is shifting gears – and changing the journey altogether.

Got a bold idea? Let’s protect it 

There you have it – 30 B Corps which show us every day that putting purpose front and centre isn’t just possible – it’s powerful. From game‑changing sustainability hacks to bold new business models, they’re carving out a future worth fighting for. Be sure to keep an eye on them as they continue to grow, innovate, and champion their ESG values.

At Capsule, we’re pleased to celebrate the success of these companies through the B Corp 30 list, as well as support a number of their growth journeys with insurance solutions. If you’re a proud B Corp, a founder wanting to do good in their industry, or just curious about purpose-driven business in action, let’s talk insurance. Because the world needs more businesses like yours.