Open boxes with a clean conscience

You keep your family’s home running. Baley picks up your cardboard separately for recycling so you can preserve the world your grandkids will inherit without hassle.

7 in 10 boxes never
get recycled

THE PROBLEM

Online shopping changed how many boxes come into our homes. Recycling never caught up.

2.3x

more parcels shipped in the U.S. than a decade ago: 23.1 billion in 2025

Pitney Bowes Shipping Index, 2025

Abstract digital illustration of overlapping square shapes in shades of brown, beige, and cream on a black background.

Breaking down boxes is a chore no one signed up for

So they pile up in the garage, around the house, and eventually get tossed in whichever bin has space.

7x

the number of times cardboard can be recycled if properly handled

Recycling Partnership

A beige and brown cardboard box with a green and white circular logo featuring a diagonal bar in the center.

Cardboard has to be clean to count

Tape, foam, and food contamination forces the paper mill to reject the cardboard for recycling, and mixed bins make it difficult for them to sort even the good cardboard.


Every box in the trash is another tax on our kids’ future.

Baley helps you do your part. One box at a time.

171

parcels shipped per U.S. household, every year

Pitney Bowes Shipping Index, 2025

WHY IT HAPPENS

Overflowing recycling bin with cardboard boxes coming out of the top with nowhere to go.

The bin fills up fast

One bin, picked up once a week, can’t keep up with daily deliveries. The overflow goes in the trash or piles up for weeks.

You toss it in.
We take it from there.

A brown recycling tote to hold the cardboard boxes for recycling with the word 'baléy' printed on it, handles visible, with a cardboard box going inside the bag.

STEP 1

Toss your boxes in the tote

No breaking down, no sorting. Just drop them in as deliveries arrive.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. Effortless for you. Major impact for the earth.

A green door with the brown tote full of cardboard waiting to be picked up outside.
A paper mill used to recycle cardboard to make an environmental impact.

STEP 2

Set it out on pickup day

We come on your trash day, empty your tote, and you’re done.

STEP 3

We take it straight to the paper mill

Your cardboard stays clean and separate, so it actually gets recycled and reused.

EVERY MONTH

See the difference your family is making

Your monthly impact report shows exactly how much cardboard you kept out of the landfill, weighed at every pickup, not estimated.

What goes in

Delivery boxes

What stays out

Shipping boxes
Cereal and snack boxes
Shoe boxes
A digital report showing solid waste impact statistics for October, including 42 pounds of cardboard sent to the mill, 63 boxes, and 310 pounds since joining, with a note that none went to a landfill and thanking the Garcia family.
Greasy pizza boxes
Foam, packing peanuts
Plastic wrap and bags

Why not just use the recycle bin?

WHY BALEY

It was built for a world before online shopping. It’s already in your trash bill,
but here’s what it can’t do.

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