WattWatch

Early Access

WattWatch Pro

The public site answers what your bill is doing. Pro is for people who need to know first, across more than one utility, and to put the answer into something else — a story, a budget, a model.

Nothing is charged for yet. Early Access takes no credit card; it takes a description of what you need, which is what decides what gets built. See a finished newsroom story kit for DTE’s 2026 rate order.

For Newsrooms

Know when utility stories happen before you have to go looking for them.

A rate case is public the day it is filed and invisible until someone reads the docket. That reading is the job this does for you — filings, hearing dates, and comment deadlines, with the figures already pulled and cited.

  • Alerts the day a case is filed or decided, not the week after
  • Story kits: summary, figures, timeline, chart, embed, primary sources
  • Every number quoted from the order, with page citation
Join the Early Access Program

WattWatch covers Michigan today. Say what you actually need — that is what decides where this goes next.

No credit card. No automatic emails.

For Businesses

Monitor electricity rates and regulatory developments affecting your locations.

If you operate across several utility territories, your rates move on separate schedules set by separate bodies. This tracks all of them in one place and tells you what changed and by how much.

  • Per-location tracking across utilities and states
  • Pending cases that would change your rate, with proposed effective dates
  • Large-load and tariff changes affecting industrial and commercial service
Join the Early Access Program

WattWatch covers Michigan today. Say what you actually need — that is what decides where this goes next.

No credit card. No automatic emails.

Data & API

Reliable structured utility-rate and regulatory data.

The same tables behind this site: per-utility rates computed from EIA filings, cases with sourced figures, and docket events with dates. Documented derivation, stable identifiers, no scraping on your side.

  • Rates, cases, and events as JSON, refreshed nightly
  • Every figure carries the quote and page it came from
  • Bulk history for backfills and modelling
Join the Early Access Program

WattWatch covers Michigan today. Say what you actually need — that is what decides where this goes next.

No credit card. No automatic emails.

What Early Access means

  • No card, no trial clock. Nothing is billed and nothing starts counting down. When there is a price, you will be asked rather than charged.
  • Michigan today. Every provider in the state, including the municipals and cooperatives most comparisons skip. Other states depend on who asks for them — which is why the form asks.
  • The methodology does not change for paying customers. Same sourcing rules, same published derivation, same refusal to print a number without the quote behind it.