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Your Free Money-Loss Report

Start with a free estimate in about 2 minutes, or send panel photos for an exact quote. One email holds both, so you can do the other later.

Instant Money-Loss Report

Best for a quick first look at what your building may be losing.

What you get

  • Estimated annual savings for your building
  • Estimated payback period
  • Estimated energy reduction
  • Shown on screen right away, with a copy sent to your email

About 2 minutes, no photos

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Exact quote from panel photos

Best for when you're ready to price monitoring for your building.

What you get

  • An exact quote based on your real panels
  • A kit sized to your circuit count, so there's less guessing
  • A saved link: add photos any time, no account or password
  • Forward the link to whoever has the keys

At your own pace, from your phone

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What's in the Instant Money-Loss Report

A planning estimate for your building, based on its type and size. Add a utility bill figure and it gets sharper.

How it works

  1. Pick your building type and size. A few quick taps. No typing needed.
  2. Paste a utility bill figure (optional). Makes the estimate sharper. Skip it if you don't have one handy.
  3. See your report right away. Shown on screen immediately. Nothing gated. We email you a copy.

This is an estimate, not a measurement. It is labelled "Estimated (sample)" when no bill is entered. For an exact price, send panel photos.

Your Money-Loss Report

$ ●●,●●●Estimated annual savings
●.● yrsEstimated payback period
●●%Estimated energy reduction
Example layout. Your numbers depend on your building.
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Why panel photos?

A photo tells us how many circuits your building has. That count sets how many sensors and hubs your kit needs, so the quote, the cost and the payback are based on your real setup instead of a guess, without a site visit to count them.

Illustration of a breaker panel
Breaker panel The grey metal box with rows of breaker switches, usually in a utility or electrical room. Each breaker is one circuit.
Illustration of a motor control centre
MCC (motor control centre) A row of tall metal cabinets with doors. Each door holds one switch that runs a motor, such as a pump or fan.

What to photograph

  • Open the panel door.
  • Fit the whole panel in the photo.
  • Use good light.
  • Add as many panels as the building has. Each photo auto-saves.
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