For institutional discovery

Household-first by rule, open to institutional discovery

The household remains the principal. WattGap's governing role is to advocate for the household across its energy life. An institution may help fund or distribute a service, but it does not own the household's truth, choices, or authorization.

This page lets an institution inspect current interface behavior and identify questions for mutual diligence. Nothing here offers a price, predicts an outcome, sets a schedule, or states that a buyer has accepted WattGap.

Inspect the member preview Open discovery questions

Current observable interface

Inspect the current member-preview interface

Enter a ZIP to inspect how the current product interface requests and displays a preview. A rendered response is not proof of accuracy, completeness, eligibility, certification, currentness, buyer approval, or territory-wide coverage.

Current product-interface preview. Enter a ZIP to inspect how the interface responds to an example household input. A rendered preview is not territory certification, completeness, household eligibility, or buyer approval.

Example household input: owner, gas heat, $40,000 income, 3-person household, 2,000 sq ft, 12,000 kWh/year (1,000 kWh/month)

Data coverage & freshness

Territories we track today

Every program is backed by a verified primary source with a timestamp. Freshness is monitored continuously so a partner's territory picture is never stale.

Current coverage

WattGap currently has tracked data for 2 territories, with continuous freshness monitoring via the Data Quality Re-verification Pipeline (DQRP). Every program is backed by a verified primary source with a timestamp.

Colorado mountain territory

Certified

28 verified programs

Last verified: June 2026

Complete -- all 8 energy sections to the acceptance bar

Northern Colorado territory

Certified

13 verified programs

Last verified: July 2026

Certified -- 8/8 sections parity-complete

All figures reflect the current certified truth. New territories are added as their data completes the certification pipeline.

Illustrative pilot dashboard

See how a pilot would look

This dashboard shows synthetic outcomes, recurring active homes, and a billing draft based on a typical ~90-day co-op pilot. The data is illustrative -- when WattGap signs a pilot, the demo becomes the partner's real dashboard by swapping the data source.

Illustrative pilot data. This dashboard shows synthetic data for a ~90-day co-op pilot. It is not a real partner's results. Pricing mirrors the draft term sheet and does not constitute an offer.

Verified outcomes

Light touch

84 verified enrollments

$2,520 outcome fees

Deep engagement

12 verified enrollments

$1,800 outcome fees

96 total verified · $4,320 outcome fees

Active homes

2026-04

2026-05

2026-06

Billing summary

84 x light at $30$2,520

12 x deep at $150$1,800

Subtotal$4,320

Outcome fee cap ($21,500)$4,320

Total outcome fees$4,320

Fixed pilot fee of $21,500 is invoiced separately. Total pilot cost = fixed fee + outcome fees, capped at 2x fixed fee.

All figures above are illustrative and based on a ~90-day co-op pilot scenario with typical program uptake.

Unresolved by design

What requires buyer-specific validation

These facts must come from the buyer or from mutual diligence. WattGap does not supply a public answer for them.

Territory truth

Program scope, service-area boundaries, eligibility rules, source conflicts, and update requirements must be validated for the buyer's territory.

Success measures

The buyer must define the goals that matter, the evidence its systems can produce, and how any future measurement would be reviewed.

Systems and data

Integration points, access controls, security, privacy, retention, reporting, and operational ownership are unknown until buyer diligence.

Decision path

Stakeholders, budget authority, procurement process, legal review, and approval sequence must come from the buyer.

Mutual terms

Any scope, price, measurement method, schedule, service level, or other term requires diligence and mutual agreement. None is offered on this page.

Household trust boundary

Governing commitments

These commitments govern WattGap regardless of who pays or which institution participates.

The diagnostic is not for sale.
No payer can change the score, confidence, factor ordering, eligibility logic, source confidence, recommendation ranking, order of organic recommendations, or household top action.
WattGap does not sell household personal information or raw leads.
Genuinely aggregate, privacy-preserving intelligence is not treated as household personal information and still requires an allowed, disclosed, governed use.
WattGap acts only with explicit, per-action household authorization and review, within the exact authorized bounds, and fails safe instead of acting when uncertain.
WattGap does not receive, hold, forward, split, or control household rebate, program, or incentive funds.
WattGap charges no success fee tied to recovered household funds.
No automatic third-party submission, enrollment, switch, or transaction occurs as a purchase side effect or default.

These are rules, not proof that every technical, contractual, legal, or buyer control that enforces them is complete. Buyer diligence and mutual agreement remain required.

Discovery only

Request a demo

Tell Steve a bit about your organization and what you are exploring. He reviews every inquiry personally and will follow up. This is not a priced offer or commitment.