Meet informed homeowners—not anonymous form fills.

What an introduction contains

The homeowner's chosen location, likely system direction, priority, home type and timeline—sent voluntarily after they see the result. No purchased lists, forced phone field or five-company auction.

What counts as accepted

You confirm that the location and project type are serviceable and that you want the introduction. Duplicates, clearly invalid enquiries and out-of-area requests are not billable.

What partners cannot buy

Payment cannot change the calculation, remove an uncertainty, guarantee savings or turn HomeWatt Plan into an installer endorsement. Commercial participation stays separate from the guidance.

How the first introduction works

1. 1
   Set your coverage

   Reply with the areas, technologies and project types you want to consider.

2. 2
   Review an anonymous summary

   See the location, home type, likely direction, priority and timeline before any personal details are shared.

3. 3
   Accept or decline

   Decline at no cost. If you accept, the homeowner sees your business name and chooses whether to continue.

4. 4
   Receive the introduction

   Contact details are shared only after consent. HomeWatt Plan invoices the agreed pilot price for that accepted introduction—no card or subscription.