Most Wake Electric customers are on the wrong rate plan and don't know it. I'll look at your actual data and tell you exactly how much you're leaving on the table — in 48 hours.
It's called a Time-of-Use rate. Energy is cheaper for 22 out of 24 hours a day. But most people don't know it exists — and those who've heard of it have no idea if it's actually right for their household. That's exactly what I figure out.
Takes two minutes. You'll get a welcome email with simple instructions.
Log into Wake Electric's member portal and export your hourly CSV files. Takes about 5 minutes — I'll walk you through it.
That's it. No app, no account. Just attach and send.
You'll receive a full visual report and a plain-English verdict: switch or don't, and exactly what it means for your bill.
These are actual responses from neighbors — in their own words.
"I had no idea this option even existed until Marc posted about it and ran our assessment. Based on our typical usage, we could have been saving quite a bit. My next step is smart thermostats to shift away from peak hours and save even more."
"As someone with experience in energy audits, I can confidently say this report stands above the rest. It's an exceptional value — easily one of the best investments you can make with energy costs continuing to rise. Great work, Marc."
"Just had my usage reviewed and I'm glad I did. Based on my actual data, switching to TOU could save me money without changing a single thing in my routine. Everything was explained clearly. Definitely worth checking out."
This is a real Wake Electric bill — account details removed — showing TOU savings printed directly on the statement.
$134.34 saved in a single month. $238.23 saved year-to-date. No solar. No new appliances. Just the right rate plan.
Your number could be higher, lower, or zero. But you won't know until someone looks at your data.
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Initial analysis + automatic annual re-analysis. Cancel anytime.
15% guaranteed or 100% refund. No risk.
I've spent over 15 years working directly inside the energy industry — analyzing interval data, evaluating utility rate structures, and working with Time-of-Use programs professionally. I built this because I kept seeing the same thing: households paying more than they need to, because nobody ever ran the numbers for them.
When I give you a recommendation, it's backed by 15 years of this exact work — not a generic algorithm.
I'll look at your actual data and give you a straight answer. If you don't save 15%, you don't pay.
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