RoverPass pulls kWh reads from Wild Energy smart meters at each site and posts the usage charge to the guest's reservation. Owners stop eating the cost of heavy-use guests and stop guessing at power fees.
Wild Energy builds purpose-built submetering hardware for RV parks and campgrounds. Their smart meters install on existing pedestals, capture kWh per site, and push reads to RoverPass over the network.
Unlike utility-grade meters, Wild Energy's units are designed for park-level deployment: a single concentrator can handle 100+ sites, and the meters survive the same weather your pedestals do.
Three problems Wild Energy solves at the source:
Q: Do I have to meter every site? No. Start with monthly/snowbird sites where the ROI is fastest, and add transient sites later if it makes sense.
Q: How accurate are the meters? Wild Energy uses utility-grade revenue-class measurement — accurate enough to bill from in every state RoverPass operates in.
Q: Can I bill by tiered rate (e.g. first 500 kWh at $0.12, rest at $0.18)? Yes — tiered rates are supported per site type or season.
Q: What does it cost? Wild Energy hardware and the account subscription are paid directly to Wild Energy. Pricing depends on how many sites you meter. The RoverPass-side integration is included in the Integrations bundle ($29/month).
Q: How do I get started? Submit a support ticket or reach out to your RoverPass account manager. We coordinate setup with Wild Energy's install team.