Know where every
dollar goes.
Before you buy solar, find out where your electricity is actually going. A $200 energy monitor pays for itself in 6 months. A $249 smart thermostat saves $150–300 every year. Start here.
Build your energy stack
in this order.
Most people buy solar first. That's backwards. HVAC is 40–50% of your electricity bill. Fix that first with a smart thermostat. Then monitor what's left. Then add solar to offset what remains. The payback math works out dramatically better in this order.
Cut your HVAC bill
by 10–15% automatically.
HVAC accounts for 40–50% of the average American electricity bill. A smart thermostat learns your schedule, adjusts automatically, and enrolls in demand response programs that pay you credits when the grid is stressed.
All three qualify for HEAR rebates in participating states. Sol Country checks your state's rebate availability in Find My Power.
Find every watt
wasting your money.
Most homeowners have no idea what's using their electricity. A home energy monitor shows every circuit in real time — so you can find the old fridge in the garage that's costing $200/year and the phantom loads draining power while you sleep.
The panel that manages
everything automatically.
The Span smart panel replaces your electrical panel and gives you circuit-level control from your phone. It automatically manages solar, battery, and EV charging — shifting loads to the cheapest times and protecting critical circuits during outages.
Your thermostat can
earn you money.
Demand response programs pay you to reduce your energy use during peak grid demand — usually hot summer afternoons when air conditioning stresses the grid. Your smart thermostat adjusts automatically. You earn credits on your bill without doing anything.
Which devices make
sense for your home?
Find your complete
energy savings picture.
Sol Country checks your HEMS readiness score alongside solar, community solar, and bill assistance — all in one 30-second analysis.