Some customers were paying too much for the electricity supply on their bill. New rules now help protect homes and many small businesses — and we'll check your bill for free.
Your supplier's rate is above New York's standard "Price to Compare."
Yours takes about a minute
No jargon, no login, no obligation — a free, honest review of your electricity bill and the ways you may be able to save.
Upload your bill (photos or a PDF). We read the electricity-supply charges — the part New York's rules are about.
We check whether you're overpaying for supply, and look for other savings opportunities that fit your home or business.
A New York Energy Savings Report — clear, honest, and yours to keep. If there's nothing to fix, we say so.
If you're not overpaying, we'll tell you that too. We won't push you into a switch that doesn't save you money.
Your result comes before we ask you for anything. No account, no card, no obligation.
We never share your information with anyone unless you explicitly ask us to.
Covering the National Grid, NYSEG, RG&E, Con Edison, Orange & Rockland, and Central Hudson territories — home and small business.
About a minute for a free New York Energy Savings Report. No account, no sales pitch, no obligation.
The supply rate is often on page 2 or 3 — send all pages so we read it correctly. A single PDF is ideal.
or drag & drop · PDF preferred · JPG/PNG fine
Or try a sample bill (admin):
Extracting account information
Fix anything we misread — accuracy makes your result exact.
Utility not listed?
Choose one way to reach you. We'll use it only to help you lower your electricity costs — nothing else, and we never share it.
Overwatt currently covers National Grid, NYSEG, RG&E, Con Edison, Orange & Rockland, and Central Hudson. We don't analyze bills for other utilities yet — so rather than show you a number we can't stand behind, tell us your utility and we'll let you know the moment we add it.
Supply rates change from month to month, so an old bill would give you a number that isn't true anymore. Upload your most recent statement and we'll read it the same way.