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WattShed Designer

Live, self-serve

Design and price a rebate program before a dollar moves.

Designer is the studio a funder uses to shape a program: budget, eligible geography, target measures, incentive terms. Every choice is priced immediately against the published methodology, so the budget-to-impact curve is visible before any commitment. It is the same surface behind Design a program on this site today, covering all 50 states and DC, with no account required.

What it does.

  • Prices a program design in real time: homes served, estimated peak reduction, per-home rebate, incentive ceiling.

  • Covers any county in all 50 states and DC, with no geography preselected or featured.

  • Compiles the finished design into a versioned program specification the rest of the platform executes.

  • Labels every figure it produces as simulated, because a design has no real homes attached yet.

  • Requires no account and saves nothing unless a program is actually created.

Who it is for.

Data center developers

Model a community efficiency commitment for the counties around a proposed or operating site before announcing it.

Virtual power plant operators

Size a measured-reduction program across an enrolled area and see the projected peak relief per budget dollar.

Corporate and philanthropic funders

Compare candidate program shapes on one screen before bringing a proposal to a board or a community.

Utilities and public program administrators

Shape a program's terms and see its budget-to-impact curve in the open, before a filing or a procurement cycle.

How it works.

01

Pick the area

Choose a state and county. The engine loads that area's housing characteristics and applicable methodology pack.

02

Set the terms

Budget, eligible measures, what you would pay per kW or kWh, and the per-home incentive ceiling.

03

Read the curve

The design is priced against the methodology: homes served, estimated peak reduction, and program economics, all labeled simulated.

04

Compile the spec

A finished design becomes a versioned program specification that Intake, Evidence, and Authorize execute without reinterpretation.

What it does, and what it deliberately does not.

Designer does

Prices hypothetical programs against a published methodology

Designer does not

Does not present simulated output as a prediction or guarantee

Designer does

Covers every US state and DC evenhandedly

Designer does not

Does not preselect, feature, or bias any geography

Availability.

Live today as a public self-serve tool, no account required. Program creation from a finished design is arranged with WattShed directly.

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