Overview
UtiliSave audits utility bills for businesses and institutional property owners across the United States, identifying overcharges and pursuing refunds or lower ongoing charges. It reviews electricity, gas, water, sewer and steam accounts, checking billing histories against the rates, taxes and exemptions that apply to each customer. The firm gathers account data, investigates errors and handles negotiations with utilities rather than asking clients to manage the recovery process themselves. Its fees come from a share of recovered refunds and savings, with no upfront audit charge. Founded in 1991, UtiliSave is headquartered in Southampton, New York.
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What believers are saying
- Partners create another sales channel: UtiliSave pays referral fees to energy-service companies, efficiency providers and wholesale suppliers.
- UtiliSave's full-time remote Collections Attorney lists $80,000-$120,000/year based on experience for US Eastern/Central time-zone residents: citizens or Green Card holders.
- Recovery experience is substantial: UtiliSave reports more than $700 million recovered for clients.
What critics are saying
- Recovery timelines depend on utilities: UtiliSave says account complexity and responses to information requests determine audit duration.
- Customer payment requires enforcement: UtiliSave is hiring a Collections Attorney to pursue unpaid client invoices.
- UtiliSave's remote, full-time Missouri forensic analyst: monthly claims-based bonus eligibility after completed onboarding; US citizenship or active Green Card required.
What makes UtiliSave unique
- Second looks are a service: UtiliSave reaudits accounts already checked by internal teams or competing firms.
- UtiliSave owns its audit engine: BillAudit, its billing-analysis platform, uses algorithms built and maintained in-house.
- Legal escalation has shared leadership: outside counsel Steifman LLP's managing partner also runs UtiliSave.
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