How it works
A clear process. A documented review.
Start small, investigate the history, and pursue supported recovery opportunities. We focus on commercial electricity and natural gas accounts in the United States.
Submit a Bill for Review ↗Electricity and natural gas · Commercial accounts · United States
Your audit, step by step.
Send one recent bill
Start with a commercial electricity or natural gas invoice. The initial review checks roughly 10 to 20 common issues relevant to your account.
Review three years
We then request three years of prior bills to investigate historical charges, recurring discrepancies, and potential overpayments.
Seek supported refunds
Documented findings support a refund request. Our fee is approximately 30% of the refund actually recovered.
What to send first
One recent, readable electricity or natural gas bill, including all pages. Tell us the business name, utility type, service state, and how to reach you.
For a full historical audit, we request three years of previous bills. Separate supplier invoices, supply agreements, and account adjustments may also be relevant.
Our fee
Approximately 30% of the refund recovered.
The fee is tied to the refund we actually recover. Your engagement terms explain how the fee is calculated and applied.
Audit findings, refund amounts, and timing depend on the account, records, and applicable requirements.
What the initial review tells you
The initial review checks roughly 10 to 20 common issues that may apply to the uploaded bill. It helps identify questions for a deeper audit. Historical records provide the context needed to investigate recurring billing discrepancies and potential overpayments.
Common questions
How far back do you review?
We request and review three years of historical electricity and natural gas bills. That describes our audit process. The period eligible for a refund depends on applicable requirements.
What happens if the review identifies a possible error?
We examine the supporting history and account terms to determine whether the finding can be documented and pursued with the appropriate utility or supplier.
Will I get an instant refund estimate?
The initial review identifies potential issues. A reliable recovery assessment requires the relevant billing history and supporting account information.
Do you review residential bills, water, or telecom?
Our service focuses on U.S. commercial electricity and natural gas accounts.
What does utility overcharge recovery mean?
It means seeking a refund or credit for a supported billing overpayment. Finding a question on a bill does not establish that a refund is owed.
A closer look starts with one bill.
Send a recent business electricity or natural gas bill for review.