Grid Getter vs PVCalc

Your Powerwall makes generic decisions with your money. Grid Getter makes specific ones. Connect in under 5 minutes, set your targets, and let Grid Getter dispatch your battery against your actual rate plan, every 60 seconds. Built by a Powerwall owner who got tired of watching the meter. BEAT DEMAND CHARGES One 30-minute spike can set your entire bill. DemandGuard watches every interval, aligned to your utility's billing window, and covers the peak with your battery. Subscribers averaged $64 in demand savings in August 2026. RULES, NOT MODES The Tesla app gives you modes. Grid Getter gives you rules. Unlimited automations, evaluated every 60 seconds, built from your logic instead of presets. You'll never maintain the script. KEEP YOUR SUNSHINE ON YOUR METER Your solar shouldn't leave at wholesale and come back at retail. Solar Self-Use keeps your generation on your side of the meter, up to 92% self-consumption. CHARGE WHEN IT'S CHEAP. USE WHEN IT'S NOT. TOU Optimizer charges the battery in cheap windows and spends it in expensive ones. Automatically. SEE WHERE EVERY WATT GOES The free live dashboard samples your system every 60 seconds. Start there; your own data will make the case. WORKS WITH Tesla Powerwall 2, Powerwall+, and Powerwall 3. PLANS Free: live energy dashboard, one automation, mobile + web. Scheduled: unlimited automations, Solar Self-Use, TOU Optimizer, 12-hour weather forecast. Adaptive: everything in Scheduled, plus DemandGuard peak-cap automation, a configurable grid-draw target, and full energy data export. Set your goals once. Grid Getter holds the line. NOTES Grid Getter is not affiliated with Tesla. Feature availability can vary based on your system configuration, utility rate plan, and connectivity. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PV Calc helps homeowners understand whether solar makes financial sense — before calling a single installer. Enter your location and home profile, and the app instantly estimates: • How much solar you need based on your actual electricity usage • Annual energy production from real PVGIS satellite data (EU JRC) • Installation cost after federal and Hawaii state tax credits • Payback time based on your current electricity tariff • Monthly financing options How it works Solar irradiance data is pulled live from the PVGIS v5.2 API (European Commission Joint Research Centre), covering worldwide locations. The app uses your home profile — bedrooms, cooling type, water heater, EVs, and pool — to estimate your consumption and recommend the right system size. Panel types : Choose Budget (300W), Standard (400W), or Premium (500W) panels to see how panel choice affects system size, roof area, and cost. Use PV Calc to compare system sizes, understand your payback timeline, and walk into installer meetings informed.