LAUNCHING 2026 · NEW YORK

Your HVAC has a second price. AirPulse lowers it.

30-day statistical baseline · Checked every operating hour · Works alongside your thermostat

The price you paid is fixed. The price it charges you every month isn't. A palm-sized AirPulse node attaches to each compatible HVAC unit and flags abnormal operation, the likely cause, and the estimated added cost.

From $29/unit/mo · Control from your phone, day one · No building automation system required

Lower bills. Lower carbon. Comfort you can count on.

  • Commercial example

    up to $3,956/yr

    20-ton rooftop · 12 IEER · Managed $237/mo

    what one standard-efficiency 20-ton rooftop unit can keep after the subscription, in the 20% documented-fault scenario.

    See the math →

  • Residential example

    up to $492/yr

    5-ton heat pump · 13 SEER · Sense $29/mo

    what a typical NYC home with a 5-ton heat pump can keep after the subscription, in the same scenario.

    See the math →
  • CO2e, shown

    Every verified energy change gets a per-unit CO2e calculation, with the coefficient and assumptions shown, documented for LL97.

    For LL97 →
  • Caught early

    Catch abnormal operation before it forces an emergency repair; a compressor replacement in NYC runs $4,500 to $8,500.

    How we catch it →

How much money, exactly?

Most HVAC systems quietly waste energy every day. AirPulse finds that waste so you can fix it. Here is the math, in dollars, on verified Con Ed rates.

Commercial example

20-ton rooftop unit

Sample: 12 IEER · standard efficiency

Managed · $237/mo

Up to

$3,956 /year

estimated net benefit, after the AirPulse subscription

Without AirPulse
$34,000/yr
With AirPulse
$27,200/yr
Annual savings
up to $6,800/yr
AirPulse Managed ($237/mo)
−$2,844/yr
Estimated net benefit
up to +$3,956/yr

Typical planning-scenario savings for a standard-efficiency 20-ton rooftop unit on a demand-billed Con Ed meter.

Runs about $34,000 a year on verified NYC rates, nearly half of it peak-demand charges. Commercial equipment runs on the Managed plan; the subscription scales with tonnage. IEER is the commercial equivalent of SEER, the efficiency rating for packaged rooftop units.

See the math →

Residential example

5-ton heat pump

Sample: 13 SEER · standard efficiency

Sense · $29/mo

Up to

$492 /year

estimated net benefit, after the AirPulse subscription

Without AirPulse
$4,200/yr
With AirPulse
$3,360/yr
Annual savings
up to $840/yr
AirPulse Sense ($29/mo)
−$348/yr
Estimated net benefit
up to +$492/yr

Typical planning-scenario savings for a standard-efficiency NYC home heat pump.

Runs about $4,200 a year on Con Ed's verified residential rate. 13 SEER is the legacy federal minimum, the standard-efficiency equipment most homes still run.

See the math →

Illustrative examples based on AirPulse planning assumptions: a 20% documented-fault recovery scenario on verified Con Ed rates, not a quote or a guarantee. An improper refrigerant charge alone can cost 10 to 20% of a unit's efficiency (Downey & Proctor, ACEEE 2002); DOE-published field programs recovered more when charge and airflow were corrected together. Actual savings vary based on equipment condition, operating hours, utility rates, occupancy, climate, and corrective actions implemented.

It learns your equipment. Then it never blinks.

  1. 01Attach

    A palm-sized node connects to each unit. No building automation system, no rewiring.

  2. 02Learn

    For 30 days it builds that unit's own baseline, across weather and load.

  3. 03Watch

    Every hour of operation is compared against what that unit should be doing right now.

  4. 04Act

    You get a plain-English alert with the likely cause and the monthly cost. Your phone gets the controls on day one.

See the full system →

We show our work.

$2,084.64

one month · 3,003 kWh · rate EL9

Demand charges70%
Energy (kWh)16%
Taxes & other14%
A real NYC commercial bill. On this bill, demand charges were 70% of the total. AirPulse shows when HVAC operation contributes to peak demand.
The demand-charge story →

Built in the field

AirPulse was built by a licensed NYC HVAC contractor who watched customers pay for degradation nobody could see. It ran on his own customers' equipment first.

Our story →

How we make claims

Every number on this site is a government figure, a peer-reviewed study, or math we show in full. We don't quote whole-building averages we didn't measure.

Sources & methodology →

Two ways in.

Simple pricing. Math you can check.

Homes: Sense $29 · 5 to 10 tons: Pulse $39 · Commercial: Managed from $79

per unit, per month, control included

Pricing follows tonnage, and commercial pricing scales with it. The savings math is on this page, shown in full.

See pricing →

AirPulse learns what each unit should be doing right now and tells you when it isn't.

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