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Live electricity prices, inside your product

Same data that powers saveelectro.com itself, so there's no separate feed to drift out of sync.

Who this is for

Companies building price-aware features on top of their own hardware or software -- smart heating and sauna controllers, EV chargers, energy management platforms, anything that benefits from knowing when electricity is cheap. If you're weighing whether to build your own price-fetching pipeline or use someone else's, this is that someone else.

What's available today

A simple API: tell us the country and day, get back live spot prices for Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, or Lithuania. That's it -- no account data, no user management, nothing stored on our side about your customers. Built to be dropped into existing logic, not to change how your product works.

Keys are issued directly by us, not through self-serve signup -- so the setup for your team is a short conversation, not a form. We size the usage limits to your actual scale up front rather than starting everyone on the same generic cap.

Read the API docs →

Not quite what you need?

If your use case needs SaveElectro to manage full customer/household data on your behalf rather than just supply prices, tell us -- that's a bigger conversation, and one we'd rather scope against what you actually need than guess at in advance.

A household, not a company?
If you're a household rather than a company building a product, see our Shelly device automation for water heaters, convectors and battery charging, or our Home Assistant integration for DIY setups. Not sure what to buy? The Shelly buying guide lists what works, what does not, and why.

Sauna heaters: who to talk to

A sauna heater that can be started remotely must have a door switch or pass the cover test (standard EN 60335-2-53), because the danger is flammable material left on or near the stove. That safety sits in the heater's own control system, fitted by a licensed electrician. A generic smart plug or relay is not part of it, and we found no Shelly product certified for this. We're not affiliated with the companies below and this isn't an endorsement or a certification -- it's a starting point for the conversation with your electrician, who should make the final call on what's right for your heater and local code.

Note: SaveElectro does not currently have confirmed commercial partnerships with the companies listed here.

Purpose-built for this
The heater manufacturers' own WiFi control units
Some manufacturers sell WiFi control units for their heaters, together with the door switch or safety device the standard requires, so remote start stays inside the certified system. Ask your installer which control unit matches your heater. Examples in this space: Huum (Estonia), Narvi (Finland), Harvia (Finland).
For an existing heater
Ask the heater manufacturer for its remote-control kit
If your heater is already installed, ask its manufacturer for the matching remote-control kit -- a WiFi control panel with a door switch or safety device -- and have a licensed electrician fit it. Do not add a generic relay or contactor to start a sauna heater remotely: that bypasses the safety the standard requires.

Get in touch

Tell us what you're building and we'll send over the technical details.

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