PowerMad / Roast My Bill
Your power bill deserves a roast.
Big bill. Zero explanation. Get a plain-English look at where your home may be wasting energy—with a little heat, and a practical plan to fight back.
For homeowners, renters & short-term rental hosts.
“Your attic is heating the whole cul-de-sac.”
Illustrative roast. Your bill gets its own explanation.
Our promise.
No hot air.
Less rage. More answers.
Roast the bill.
Not your budget.
A high total is a symptom, not a diagnosis. We help connect your usage, your home and your habits—then put the next steps in order.
Built for the July gut punch. And the January surprise.
Whether you live there or host guests, the goal is the same: understand what’s driving the bill before spending more.
Bring the bill. Leave the mystery.
Have a recent utility bill ready for your review, along with your home’s size and heating or cooling setup. Hide account numbers and personal details before sharing.
Get the roast—and the reason.
The Roast Card concept pairs a 0–100 efficiency score, a pointed one-liner and an estimated monthly dollar leak. It’s a conversation starter, not a home inspection.
Turn the heat into a fix list.
Go deeper with a 15-minute video audit: talk through thermostat habits, air leaks, insulation and HVAC clues. Start with practical changes; explore contractor help only when it makes sense.
Pick your level of heat
Small spend. Clearer next steps.
No promised savings. No automatic equipment upgrade. Just a better-informed decision.
Free roast / planned launch
$0
A quick, AI-assisted first look with capped availability. A shareable Roast Card to make the problem easier to understand.
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Video audit / the deeper dive
$39–$79
15 minutes to walk through the likely causes, prioritize fixes and ask the questions your utility bill won’t answer.
Planned price range. See live listings below for exact pricing and availability.
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Stay mad. Spend smarter.
Don’t let another bill
get the last word.
Start with answers. Then decide what’s worth fixing.