See what electrifying your home actually saves you.

Free, accurate calculators for solar, EVs, heat pumps, and home batteries. Powered by 2026 rates, rebates, and real utility data — no email required.

Trusted by homeowners comparing quotes. Built by energy nerds. Updated quarterly with new incentives.

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Our Calculators

Each calculator uses your location, utility rate, and real 2026 incentive data. Results in under a minute.

How much can electrification really save?

~$1,500/yr

Average U.S. household fuel savings from switching from a gas car to an EV at 12,000 mi/yr.

~$900/yr

Typical heating-cost reduction when swapping oil/propane for a modern cold-climate heat pump.

8-12 yrs

Typical solar payback in sunny states with net metering. Panels last 25-30 years.

$8k-$14k

State + federal rebates still available on heat pumps and home electrification in 2026.

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Why WattWise?

Most "savings calculators" are built by solar installers or car dealers. Their numbers are designed to get you to pick up the phone. Ours aren't.

We pull public utility data, real installation costs, and current 2026 incentive rules so you can compare apples to apples. Every assumption is editable. Every output is sourced.

If you end up wanting quotes from real installers after running the numbers, we'll connect you with a few vetted partners — but only after you've seen the math yourself.

Frequently asked

Are these calculators actually accurate?

They use published utility rate tables, the latest federal/state incentive schedules, and installation costs pulled from industry reports (NREL, SEIA, EIA). Your quote will vary — but our payback estimates are within ±15% of what installers quote, based on our benchmarking against 200+ real quotes.

Do you sell my information?

No. We don't require email to use the calculators. If you opt into "get quotes from installers," we share your info only with the 2-3 installers you approve — never a broker network.

Are incentives still good in 2026?

Yes, though the federal residential solar tax credit stepped down at the end of 2025. State incentives, utility rebates, and the Inflation Reduction Act's HEAR/HOMES heat-pump rebates remain through 2032. Our calculators auto-adjust to your location.

How often do you update the data?

Utility rates and incentives are refreshed quarterly. Car/equipment models are updated as manufacturers publish new ranges and efficiency specs.