Some energy providers or utilities offer rebates and incentives to encourage energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. While these rebates help reduce the upfront cost of purchasing smart thermostats, using smart thermostats can also significantly reduce your energy consumption and utility bills.

The availability and amount of rebates vary by location and provider. Typically, you need to apply for the rebate through email or online and provide proof of purchase within a specific timeframe. The requirements and processes differ across regions.

Please note that the information provided here is based on publicly available sources, and we are not responsible for its accuracy or completeness. Rebate policies are subject to change over time, and you should always refer to your energy provider's official guidelines for the most up-to-date and authoritative information. If you are unsure whether you qualify for rebates, please contact your energy provider before purchasing to confirm eligibility.

If you discover any available rebates or incentives for smart thermostats in your area, we'd be grateful if you could share the details with us at support@meross.com.

* In some energy company classifications, the Baseboard Heater Thermostat is classified as a Line Voltage Thermostat, not a Smart Thermostat.