The challenge homeowners face

Heat pumps

Running a heat pump on a standard tariff means you're paying the same rate whether electricity is cheap or expensive. With grid prices shifting every 15 minutes, the timing of your heating can make a real difference to your bill.

Run your Heat Pump. Sometimes get paid.

Traditional Costs

€850

With 10s Energy Tariffs

€550

Annual savings up to

€350

The average Heat Pump homeowner pays €850/year to charge at home

How it works for heat pump owners

Subheadline: Getting started is simple. Three easy steps to start saving on every heating cycle.

Connect Your Heat Pump

Link your heat pump to 10s Energy via Home Assistant. Compatible with all major brands including Daikin, Mitsubishi, Vaillant, and Nibe. Setup takes just a few minutes.

Simple Home Assistant integration
Compatible with all major heat pump brands
No new hardware or electrician needed

Set Your Comfort Preferences

Tell us your target temperature and the times you need your home warm. We'll handle the rest — running your heat pump when electricity costs least, not when it costs most.

Set your preferred temperature range
Schedule heating around your daily routine
Override any time for instant comfort

Automatic Smart Heating

Our system monitors Elia's real-time prices every 15 minutes and runs your heat pump during the cheapest windows. Sometimes prices go negative — meaning you get paid to heat your home.

Automatic price-based scheduling
Real-time savings tracking

Problem

Paying peak rates to heat your home

Problem

Missing negative price windows

Problem

High bills despite an efficient system

10s Solution

Automatic off-peak heating

10s Solution

Real-time tariff monitoring.

10s Solution

Smart scheduling around your comfort preferences

A smart supplier that really means it

The market can do better

Almost every day, electricity prices dip, sometimes below zero. Your heat pump is one of the highest-consuming devices in your home, which also makes it one of the biggest opportunities.

Instead of running at expensive peak times, your system learns to work when the grid is flush with cheap renewable energy. The house gets warm. The bill gets smaller. On the best days, the market even pays you to run it.

01. Why is it better than my current contract?