Find out exactly what’s draining your bill and what you can actually do about it. Free audit. Real answers.
Most people have no idea what’s actually costing them money on their electric bill. You’re paying for inefficiencies you can’t see. And you’re probably not fixing the right things because you don’t know where the problems are.
A free audit shows you exactly what’s bleeding money and what’s worth fixing.
It’s not always your fault. But you might be able to do something about it. Old AC or HVAC systems running inefficiently. Air leaks and poor insulation letting conditioned air escape. Water heaters set too high or on the wrong schedule.
Phantom loads from devices drawing power when they shouldn’t. Aging appliances that use more than newer ones. Habits that cost more than they need to thermostat settings, usage times. The problem? You don’t know which of these is actually costing you money. So you either do nothing, or you make expensive fixes that don’t move the needle.
A real audit of your bill shows you:
Not a generic list. Your specific bill analyzed.
Some fixes save you $5/month. Some save you $50/month. You need to know the difference.
Some costs are fixed (utility rates). Some you can actually change (usage habits, equipment). Know the difference.
Where do you get the best return? Do it there. Skip the rest.
How much is your AC costing? How much could you save if you fixed it? Actual numbers based on your bill and location.
Exactly where your electricity is going. What percentage goes to cooling, heating, water heating, appliances, phantom loads. Real numbers.
How much each is costing you per month. What’s the biggest drain. What’s negligible.
What’s wasting money that you can actually do something about (and what you can’t).
For each problem found: how much it would save and what it would cost to fix. You see the full picture before deciding.
Do this first. Ignore that. What makes sense financially and what doesn’t.
Why each issue matters. What’s causing it. How to fix it (or whether it’s worth the effort).
Not an average. Not a guess. Real numbers from your actual bill showing what you’re actually spending on each category.
Some problems cost $5/month to fix and save $3/month. Some cost $200 to fix and save $50/month. The audit shows you the ROI on everything so you can make smart decisions.
Most people fix things that don’t actually help. The audit prioritizes what actually moves the needle for your specific situation.
Do this first. Ignore that. You get a ranked list based on ROI and effort, not guesses.
We’re not steering you toward high-margin programs. We’re steering you toward programs that actually help you. Big difference.
This is based on thousands of actual bill audits and program results, not marketing materials. You get what actually works.
Some programs don’t work for everyone. We tell you straight up if you probably don’t qualify or if the savings don’t justify the effort.
We recommend programs and explain options. You decide what to do. We’re not a salesperson. We’re more like a knowledgeable friend who did the research for you.
NJ is different from Texas is different from New York. We know the programs available in each state and the tradeoffs specific to your region.
Through GoThinkPlus, we’ve seen what works and what falls flat in real scenarios. This isn’t theoretical. It’s based on years of actual customer results.
Yes. No charge to request it, no charge when you get the report, no obligation to act on it. Free.
About 10-15 minutes to submit your bill information. You get the report back within 24-48 hours usually.
Your most recent electric bill. That’s it. A photo or PDF is fine.
Breakdown of your energy usage by category (AC/heating, water heating, appliances, phantom loads, etc.), what’s costing you the most, what’s worth fixing, realistic savings for each fix, and ROI estimates.
It tells you what to fix and why. For some things (thermostat settings, unplugging devices) it’s obvious. For others (AC efficiency, insulation) we tell you what the issue is. Whether you hire someone or DIY is up to you.
The audit still works. It shows you what you can control (thermostat settings, phantom loads, usage habits) and what requires landlord involvement. You get the full picture.
No. It shows you what’s wrong and what each fix could save. You decide if you want to DIY, hire someone, or not fix it at all.
Absolutely. If the audit shows that fixing the AC would save $50/month, that’s leverage in a conversation.
It will show you your baseline. Some bills are actually fine. At least you’ll know you’re not being ripped off—and you won’t waste money on fixes that don’t make sense.
The audit is free. What you do with it is your call. If you want help implementing fixes, there are companies that do that. But the audit itself is just information.
You’ll get your report. Contact is on your terms from there.
Your report comes back within 24-48 hours. No follow-up pressure. No obligation to act on it. Just the data.