Lower your energy bill.

It depends on your utility's time-of-use (TOU) rate plan. Most utilities offer off-peak or super off-peak windows — often late evening through early morning — when electricity costs a fraction of peak rates. Gleam reads your actual rate schedule and tells you the cheapest windows to charge your EV at home.

Many homeowners stay on a default flat-rate plan even when a TOU or EV-specific plan would save money. Gleam compares your real usage against available rate plans for your utility and flags when switching could lower your bill.

Solar output peaks around midday, but that doesn't always align with when you use the most electricity. Gleam tracks production forecasts and your consumption patterns so you can use or store solar when it matters most.

Under net metering, the credit you receive for exported solar varies by utility and time of day. Gleam helps you understand when self-consumption beats export and when off-peak grid charging is cheaper than using stored solar.

A home battery saves the most when it charges during cheap off-peak hours and discharges during expensive peak periods. Gleam models your rate plan and usage to recommend charge and discharge windows that maximize savings.