Turn every move into a product and revenue opportunity.
Embed utility activation directly into your platform. Give renters, homebuyers and utility customers an effortless way to set up every essential service, create more value for your customers, and unlock incremental revenue—without building the infrastructure yourself.
Your customers are moving. Utility setup happens somewhere else.
Your platform may help customers find a home, complete an inspection, sign a lease, close a transaction, prepare for moving day, or start water service with their city. But when it's time to activate essential services, they're often sent to outside websites, call centers, or disconnected processes.
That's a missed opportunity to deliver more value through your product—and participate in the economics of the move.
Utility setup happens somewhere else, often under another company's brand.
Electric, gas, water and internet can each require a separate setup process, even after a resident starts one service with you.
Phone calls, lead handoffs and sales pitches create unnecessary obstacles.
Platforms often can't tell whether essential services were actually activated.
Moves generate service purchases, but the software that helps facilitate them often doesn't share in them.
Wherever your platform meets the mover, there's an opportunity.
Different platforms connect with customers at different stages, from the purchase contract to the city start-service request. Utility Wallet helps turn those moments into meaningful product experiences.
- Under contract
- Home inspection
- Mortgage & closing prep
- Pre-move planning
- Moving day
- Rental application
- Lease execution
- Resident onboarding
- Moving day
- Start-service request
- Account created
- Service activated
- Every utility on
Lease execution and resident onboarding
Under contract through closing preparation
Post-inspection client experience
Closing preparation milestones
Pre-closing buyer communications
New-construction closing and pre-move planning
Onboarding and moving-day preparation
Account activation on the city's start-service page
Any moment your platform reaches a mover
You don't need to own the move. You need to reach the mover at the right moment.
Residents already start city service here. Let them start every utility here.
Customer information and billing platforms run the start-service workflow for the cities and utilities they serve. When residents move, they create an account on the city's website and activate water, sewer or trash service, and your platform handles that along with billing, metering and the ongoing customer relationship.
At the moment of activation, Utility Wallet becomes the white-label next step: a page under the city's brand where residents set up every other service at the new address, including electricity, gas and internet.
- ResidentStarts service on the city website
Creates an account for the new address.
- Your platformActivates city service
Water, sewer and trash, plus billing and metering.
- Utility WalletEvery other utility, one flow
Electricity, gas and internet under the city's brand, right after activation.
- EveryoneEvery utility on, confirmed
Confirmations for every service in one place.
One stop instead of five.
Every utility set up in minutes, right after starting city service, with no extra searching or phone calls.
A better service for residents.
A more complete, modern start-service experience under the city's brand, with no added staff or call volume.
A stronger product and a new revenue stream.
Offer every utility client more at activation, and earn revenue share on eligible purchases such as internet.
We’re replacing the call center with software.
Software doesn’t just improve the old model. It changes the scale and the economics.

Utility activation on your rails. Native UI/UX.
Concierges and utility providers sit outside your platform, so your customer leaves your experience to get set up. Utility Wallet is technology inside your stack: embedded in your product or integrated with your workflow.
Your platform owns the experience.
Like SMS, LLMs, payment processing and e‑signature.
Your platform orchestrates a connected experience.
Marketplace apps and connected tools that extend your value chain.
A third party owns service delivery and the customer experience.
Insurance, title companies, lenders and utility concierges.
Your customer manages it on their own.
Utility companies, home security, movers and internet providers.
The economics of a better digital experience.
For every 100 homebuyers introduced, how many end up buying a service?
In this homebuyer example, roughly six times as many buyers made a purchase. That means more revenue opportunity from the same customer volume. Results vary by platform, audience and placement.
Legacy concierge: industry conversion data, October 2026, shown as shares of buyers introduced. Utility Wallet: 2026 operating data; the base is buyers sent the setup link. The figures come from different populations and are not a controlled head-to-head test. Results vary by partner and placement.
One integration. Four strategic advantages.
Monetize the moving moments already in your platform.
Your platform already reaches customers who need to activate utilities and connectivity services, from closing to city start-service. Utility Wallet lets you participate in revenue generated from eligible service activations without becoming a utility provider.
Add a valuable feature. Not another engineering roadmap.
Expand your product with discovery and activation for every utility at the address, not just the ones you serve, without building and maintaining the underlying provider integrations.
Make utility setup feel native to your platform.
Let customers discover, select and activate essential services through a cohesive experience under your brand, or your client's, connected to your existing workflows.
Own more of the customer journey.
Extend your platform's value beyond its core workflow, give your clients a stronger reason to choose and stay with you, and open opportunities for additional moving-related services over time.
Utility activation, right when your customers need it.
From lease signing to home inspections to closing preparation to city start-service requests, embed a simple utility setup experience at the moments that matter.

Your platform identifies the moment
A customer reaches a relevant milestone, such as signing a lease, completing an inspection, approaching closing or activating service with their city utility. Utility setup is introduced through your existing customer experience.

Utility Wallet identifies available providers
Our address-level infrastructure identifies the electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash and internet providers for that property, and their activation workflows.

Your customer activates services
Renters, homebuyers and utility customers explore providers and offers and complete setup in one streamlined digital experience. Utility Wallet orchestrates fulfillment: automation handles supported workflows, and people handle exceptions.
Your platform stays connected
Where integrated, activation statuses, confirmations and relevant details can be returned to your platform, so your team and your customers can see progress without chasing.

Built to deliver at platform scale.
Running across rental and real estate platforms.
Agentic AI plus human exceptions
AI agents complete provider workflows; people resolve the edge cases.
Every utility, confirmed
Electric, gas, water, sewer, trash and internet, with sign-up and transfer workflows.
Operators who've scaled
Founded by the team behind the delivery app Favor, acquired by H-E-B. The team comes from 360 Home Connect, Orchard and SAP.
Your platform already reaches movers. Let's unlock what comes next.
Turn existing customer touchpoints into utility activation experiences that create more value for your users and clients, and new revenue opportunities for your business.
From lightweight deployment to fully embedded integrations, Utility Wallet makes it easy to get started and scale.
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