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WattShed Design and Pricing
7 of 8 modules liveDesign a program and price every project inside it, on one published methodology.
One product with two zoom levels. Designer shapes a whole program: budget, eligible geography, measure mix, incentive terms, priced in real time against the published methodology. The six calculators price a single project the same way: the funding stack, the rate plan, the true cost of financing, the ownership split, the itemized quote, the competing offers. The same engine prices both, so a funder never reconciles two sets of numbers.
What is inside.
Design and price a rebate program before a dollar moves.
The self-serve program design studio. Set a budget, an area, and a measure mix, and see what the program creates.
The methodology engine behind every WattShed figure.
Deemed-savings and physics-based pricing for residential efficiency measures. One engine prices the designer, every offer, and every report.
Every funding source, one project, no double dipping.
An incentive-stacking engine: define each funding source's rules, caps, and exclusions, and see exactly what one project can draw, and why the rest was excluded.
Which rate plan actually costs less, on your usage.
A rate-plan cost comparison over tariffs you enter from your utility's published sheet, with the usage assumptions stated instead of hidden.
What the financing really costs, against the cash price.
An all-in financing cost calculator: the effective rate an offer carries against the cash price, with any embedded markup made visible as arithmetic.
Who gets what, when the building and the bills belong to different people.
A multifamily split-incentive calculator: owner share, caps, tenant-protection holdbacks, and per-unit tenant benefits, over rules the program sets.
A quote the homeowner can actually read.
Contractor line items turned into a readable quote: gross costs, every incentive named by who pays it and when, and the amount the homeowner fronts until rebates arrive.
Three offers on the table. One honest way to line them up.
Compares the concrete offers a household actually received, cash, loan, or lease, over one horizon, with ownership and escalation named as the differences they are.
Availability.
Seven of the eight modules run self-serve in the browser today, with no account required. Engine as a standalone integration is arranged per program through a conversation.
Standalone, or together.
Every product runs on its own or as part of the end-to-end platform. They share one pricing engine, one evidence standard, and one reporting ledger, so a program that starts with a single product can grow into the full platform without migrating anything.
WattShed Design and Pricing works the same way: on its own, or plugged into the full platform.
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