Frequently asked questions

It matches a property to every energy and green-building incentive program it is eligible for — federal, state, utility, and local — and returns the eligibility criteria, incentive structure, stacking rules, required documentation, and filing window for each one. Then it watches those programs and tells you when something changes.

No — not ourselves. We are a software company, not a consultancy. We do not prepare or submit applications, and we do not take a percentage of what you capture. Your team, your engineer, or your tax advisor acts on the output. If you would rather hand the filing work to someone, we can introduce you to partner firms that do it — consultants, engineering firms, and tax specialists who work from the same program data. Ask us for an introduction and we will point you at the right one for your market. We take no cut of their fee, and you are under no obligation to use them.

Single-property search is available without a subscription so you can evaluate the data against a property you already know the answer for. Portfolio upload, monitoring, shared workspaces, and API access are paid.

Yes. Residential search runs the same engine against single-family and small multifamily properties.

Program administrators themselves — federal agencies, state energy offices, county and municipal programs, and utility tariff and program filings. Every record links to the source it was derived from.

Each program record carries the date it was last updated, and the API returns it as updated_at. That date records when the record last changed, not that the program was re-checked with its administrator.

Reservation-based programs are the main hazard — they close when funding is exhausted, often without an announcement. Watched programs trigger an alert on status, funding, or deadline changes, and every affected saved property surfaces at the same time.

We resolve it explicitly rather than inferring it from the mailing address. Utility service territories routinely cross city and county lines, and getting this wrong is the most common reason a match list is wrong.

Report it. Every program record has a report link, and the issue form goes directly to the data team. Corrections are versioned so you can see what changed.

All fifty, plus the District of Columbia. Depth varies by jurisdiction because program density does — some utility territories run dozens of programs and others run three. Ask us about a specific market and we will tell you honestly what the coverage looks like there.

Both, and the distinction is modeled explicitly. Credits, deductions, rebates, grants, and financing programs land very differently in a pro forma and interact differently with each other, so they are separate structures in the data rather than one undifferentiated list.

Not today. Economic development, workforce, and general business incentives are a different data problem with different administrators, and we would rather be correct in one domain than shallow across several.

Yes — that is a first-class product, not an add-on. See the API overview for the endpoints and the engineering commitments behind them.

CSV and XLSX for every result set you can see in the interface, and the API for program data and calculations. Your data is yours.

Team accounts with shared workspaces and per-property ownership are included from the Pro tier up.