Monthly consumption
Peak vs off-peak. Grey is single-rate usage (before half-hourly billing), spread evenly from the bill. Partial months are marked *.
Your bills are read and stored in this browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there's no account to create.
Every month and every day split into peak and off-peak use, with the cost of each, so you can spot the expensive habits.
Your average day, half-hour by half-hour, drawn from the readings in your bills. See how much already lands in the cheap window.
Find out what moving laundry, the dishwasher or EV charging into the off-peak hours would save you each month.
Price real quotes line by line, compare setups side by side and see how many years each takes to pay for itself.
Enter a rival supplier's rates and off-peak hours to see what your actual usage would cost, with or without an install.
Model paying for the install on a credit card from your monthly energy savings: promo period, minimum payments and balance transfers included.
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Peak vs off-peak. Grey is single-rate usage (before half-hourly billing), spread evenly from the bill. Partial months are marked *.
Every day in the selected month.
Average kWh in each half-hour of the day, across all imported days.
What if you moved some usage (EV charging, laundry, dishwasher, immersion) into the cheap window?
A battery charges in the off-peak window and powers the house at peak times. Solar offsets daytime usage and exports the rest.
Savings to date minus installation cost. Payback is where it crosses £0.
Itemise this configuration's quote. Totals replace the battery and solar costs, and are saved.
Put the install on a 0% purchase card and pay it down with the monthly savings.