Smart Thermostat Savings Calculator
Our smart thermostat savings calculator shows how much you'd save by upgrading to Mysa.
Plug in your monthly heating and cooling costs, pick your system type, and get real estimates on annual savings, payback period, and 5-year return (based on ENERGY STAR data and actual Mysa user reports).
Then, make the next move towards lowering your energy bill and improving your home comfort. Mysa’s smart thermostat starts at $139 and typically pays for itself within a year. Try it below!
Smart Thermostat Savings Calculator
Savings Calculator
Adjust the sliders and see your numbers update instantly.
Not sure? Typically 40–60% of your total energy bill.
One per zone. Baseboard homes often need several.
Savings based on ENERGY STAR data and Mysa user reports (up to 26% reduction). Actual results vary by home, climate, and usage. Eligible rebates may reduce upfront cost by $25–$100+.
Why Use Our Smart Thermostat Savings Calculator?
Most people know smart thermostats save energy. But how much (or how fast the device pays for itself) is up in the air. That's what our smart thermostat savings calculator is built to answer.
The numbers depend on your setup. A home with central HVAC has different savings potential than one with electric baseboards or a ductless mini split. Your monthly spend matters too. A household putting $300/month toward heating and cooling will see a very different payback timeline than one spending $100.
Instead of guessing, the calculator uses savings ranges from ENERGY STAR benchmarks and real-world data from Mysa users reporting up to 26% reductions. Every product in our Energy Star smart thermostat lineup qualifies, and the full Wi-Fi smart thermostat collection covers every system type we make.
How Does it Work?
Here's how the smart thermostat savings calculator works - three inputs, instant results:
- Monthly heating and cooling cost: Slide to match your approximate spend. Not sure? It's typically 40-60% of your total energy bill.
- Your heating system: Pick from central HVAC, electric baseboard, mini split, or in-floor heating. Each system type has different savings potential, and the calculator adjusts automatically.
- Number of thermostats: One per zone. Central HVAC homes usually need one. Baseboard homes often need several.
The calculator shows your estimated annual savings, monthly savings, total upfront cost, payback period, and 5-year net return. It recommends the right Mysa product for your system too:
- Mini split thermostat: $139
- Baseboard heater thermostat: $99 (LITE) or $159 (V2)
- In-floor heating thermostat: $199
Start Saving Money With Mysa Today
The smart thermostat savings calculator gives you the numbers. The next step is yours. Every Mysa thermostat installs in 15-20 minutes with no electrician required, comes with a free app (no subscription, ever), and works with Apple HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Home. Our Matter smart thermostat lineup is future-proofed for whatever platform comes next.
Utility rebates in your area can drop the upfront cost by $25-$100+ — applied automatically at checkout by postal code. The math only gets better the sooner you start.
Frequently asked questions
Do you actually save money with a smart thermostat?
Yes. ENERGY STAR-certified smart thermostats reduce heating and cooling costs by meaningful margins. Mysa users can save up to 26%. That translates to $180-$312 annually if your home spends $1,200/year on HVAC (pretty typical). The smart thermostat savings calculator above puts your specific numbers together based on your system and monthly spend.
How much energy do smart thermostats save annually?
Depends on the system and how you use it. Central HVAC homes typically see 15-26% reductions. Electric baseboard setups with zone control can hit similar ranges. Mini splits are already efficient by design, so you may only save 10-20%. But, we invite you to plug your actual numbers into the calculator above for a personalized estimate.
How much does a smart thermostat increase home value?
There's no universal figure, but energy-efficient upgrades consistently rank high on buyer wish lists. A home with smart thermostats and visible energy savings data signals lower monthly operating costs - and that matters to anyone calculating what they'll actually spend after purchase.
How to use a smart thermostat to save money?
Set a consistent schedule. Lower temps when you're asleep or out, comfortable temps when you're home. Turn on geofencing so the thermostat adjusts automatically when you leave. Monitor your energy data and look for patterns. The biggest savings come from not heating or cooling an empty house, and a smart thermostat handles that without you having to remember.