A free detailed energy audit report for your WA home

Built from your actual bill and roof, not a national average, and your first results need no details.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Tell us about your home and your bill

    About ten minutes, no account and no details. Upload an electricity bill and it is read for you, then answer a few questions about the house.

  2. Step 2: Read your first results, no details needed

    What solar, a battery or going all-electric would do for your home, with the arithmetic shown so you can check it. On the page, straight away.

  3. Step 3: Ask for the full report, if you want it

    It's a free PDF you keep. Asking for it sends your details and the report to between 1 and 3 WA installers. You choose whether to speak with them.

What a detailed energy audit report looks like

Here is a complete example for an invented Perth household, every section, nothing redacted. It was produced by the same engine that produces yours.

  • Specimen report — a sample household's figures, shown so you can see what you get. Not customer output.

    Sample report, fictional household: the cover page of a WattMate detailed energy audit report

How we're paid

WattMate is independent. We're not the installer, and we're not owned by an energy retailer.

Independent — installers pay us a flat referral fee, never a percentage of your price. That fee doesn't change what you're quoted, and you choose whether to speak with them.

  • Free for households.
  • No lock-in.

Built in WA, for WA's own market. WattMate is independently owned, works across the whole market, and partner fees never change the information we publish.

Questions people ask

Is the report really free?

Yes, for households. The first results need no details. The full report is free too; asking for it is what sends your details to installers.

What do I need to give you?

For the first results: an electricity bill and a few answers about your home. For the full report: your name, phone, email and address, so installers can size and price the job.

What's in the report?

What solar, a battery, both or neither would do for your home, compared on your own usage; the rebates you may qualify for; and where each figure came from. It's an estimate to help you compare quotes, not a quote and not advice.

Who sees my details?

Nobody, until you ask for the full report. Then between 1 and 3 WA installers covering your suburb, who also get a copy of the report. You can opt out at any time.

Is WattMate an installer?

No. We're independent and we're not the installer. Installers pay us a flat referral fee, never a percentage of your price.

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Upload it to the quote checker. It reads the system, looks the installer's name up in our installer directory (a name match, not a credential check), and flags what's missing. Nothing goes to an installer unless you ask for quotes.

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