YOUR BILL. YOUR OPTIONS.

Make a smarter
energy plan.

Start with your electricity bill. Explore potential bill reduction, equipment payments and backup needs before requesting a site-specific design.

No account required · Bill files stay on your device · USD estimates
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Bring your bill

PDF with selectable text, TXT or CSV · Up to 10 MB. Review detected figures before using them. Scanned PDFs and photos require manual entry.

Or enter your monthly averages below. Twelve months gives a stronger starting point.

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The $25 starting value is an example, not an FPL tariff. Include fixed charges or a minimum-bill floor from your plan. Exclude arrears, deposits and one-time fees from the bill input.

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Explore your solar setup

80%

This is a generation target, not a promised bill-saving percentage. The estimated bill reduction also depends on self-use, export credits and remaining charges.

kWh/kW
kW

1,500 kWh/kW/year is an editable planning assumption. This tool has not measured your roof, shading or location. Use a site-specific production study or PVWatts to refine it. Panel counts assume 450 W each.

Self-use & utility credits
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60% self-use is illustrative. The default export credit is zero until your utility terms are confirmed. A battery may change self-use; it does not automatically guarantee more savings. This annual model does not simulate hourly use, storage losses or time-of-use tariffs.

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Include the real costs

Optional: enter the complete installed quote, including any battery, permits and upgrades. No EnerFree package price or incentive is assumed.

Need a starting budget?

Florida marketplace benchmarks: about $2.12/W installed solar and $12,037 for 13 kWh installed storage, before incentives. Use these as a starting scenario, not a sales offer.

Based on EnergySage Florida quote data checked Nov 4, 2026. Solar range is scaled from its published typical range; adding separate battery figures is approximate because installation costs may overlap. Equipment compatibility and roof/site costs are not established. No extra bill savings are assumed when a battery budget is added.

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A DIFFERENT QUESTION

How much backup
do you want?

Battery backup and bill savings solve different needs. Explore an energy-only runtime estimate for essential loads. A generator is a backup option, not a source of solar bill savings.

Read the setup guides →
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Illustrative inputs, without solar recharge. Runtime is not a guarantee: actual loads, temperature, equipment limits and surge power matter. This does not confirm that a battery or inverter can start your appliances.

Refine your plan

For a real proposal, bring 12 months of bills, a roof/site assessment, confirmed utility terms and an installed equipment quote.