Savings Calculator

Find out how much you can save with Synota.


Every energy invoice carries embedded credit costs. Size yours, then see what Synota saves.
Step 1

The supplier's math

Before quoting terms, a supplier sizes what they would have at risk on the contract. It's three numbers, multiplied.

100,000 MWh
20 days
What a supplier prices into the rate to carry a customer's credit. Strong, proven credit sits near $0. Newer or thinner credit pays more.$0.50/MWh
274
MWh a day · daily usage
70
days at riskA 30-day billing cycle plus twice the payment terms: usage accrues all month, then the invoice waits out the terms.
$90
assumed power priceWhat a supplier assumes when sizing credit — not a market forecast. Results shown across $60–$120/MWh.
$1.7M
credit exposure
$1.2M–$2.3M
All-in cost of creditSuppliers finance the exposure at their cost of capital, modeled at 8.5% (range 7.5–9.5%).$1.97/MWh$1.48/MWh$2.46/MWh · $196.7K/yrSupplier financing cost $1.47/MWh + credit premium $0.50/MWh
Step 2

Change the math

Synota settles automatically from validated usage and payment data — as often as daily. Pick a schedule and change the days at risk.

274
MWh a day
7
days · weekly
$90
assumed power price
$172.6K
exposure with Synota
Money at risk, day by day
90% · 707 days
STATUS QUO$1.7M$2.3M$1.2MWITH SYNOTA$172.6Kday 0306090
Step 3

The bottom line

The smaller the exposure, the cheaper it is to cover.

Today · 70 daysWith Synota · weekly · 7 days
Unsecured credit
$1.97/MWh
$0.20/MWh
Letter of credit
$2.42/MWh
$0.24/MWh
Cash collateral
$5.18/MWh
$0.52/MWh

Save at least $177,041 a year $1.77/MWh by moving to weekly settlement.

Synota surety bond

Then skip the collateral entirely.

A bond sized to the exposure — 12-month term, about 2.25% — covers the supplier with nothing trapped and no credit line consumed.

Subject to qualification.

$0.19
/MWh all-in

Frees the $172.6K an LC or cash deposit would still lock up.

Automated and validated from live meter and payment data. Get started in under a week.

Estimates use simplified assumptions: supplier cost of capital 8.5% (7.5–9.5%), surety bond at 2.25% of exposure (1.5–3.0%) with a 12-month term, and power prices of $60–$120/MWh assumed for credit sizing. Not a credit quote.

Save on energy, and free up working capital.

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