Savings finder · 30 seconds

What would you save charging at home?

Enter your ZIP code. We check your utility’s rebates, its cheapest charging hours, and whether you can skip the electrician.

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  • Rebates verified October 2026
  • US & Canada

Estimates use your location, our verified rebate data and typical installation costs. Rebates are first-come and have their own rules — confirm with your utility before you buy. Rate savings depend on your plan and when you charge.

How we calculate

Only money you can actually count on.

  1. Rebates the Smart Splitter qualifies forFrom our database of utility and provincial programs, re-verified October 2026. Expired programs and charger-only rebates don’t count.
  2. Wiring you skipA new 240V circuit typically costs around $2,200 with a panel that can take it — more if it can’t. The Smart Splitter shares the outlet you already have.
  3. Cheaper charging hoursWhere your utility has an EV or time-of-use plan, we show how much less off-peak power costs than peak power (capped at 70%). It’s never added to the dollar total.

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