Revalytics for electrical businesses · $1M+ · 3+ trucks
A decade ago your shop was service calls and panel work. Today you're quoting EV chargers on Monday, generator installs on Wednesday, a whole-home rewire with a solar tie-in on Friday. Every new revenue line is a new way for money to escape. A new quote that can age out, a new ad channel that can burn, a new handoff where the conversion quietly doesn't happen.
Revalytics is real time revenue control software built for residential electrical. Reads every line. Service, panels, rewires, EV, generators, solar. Tells you where the leaks are. Daily scorecard. Instant alerts. Nothing your foreman has to log into.
Shops with $1,200+ average ticket · Revalytics network data
Sample. Built from composite data. Your scorecard reads your actual FSM, pricebook, and utility-permit status.
Where electrical shops leak
Residential electrical has always leaked through roughly the same five pathways. What changed in the last five years is the dollar size of the leaks. The big-ticket EV, generator, and solar work pays out bigger, takes longer to close, and involves more handoffs that can break.
Your shop is bigger than it was three years ago. Your leaks are bigger too. Just harder to see.
What shows up where you already are
Revalytics connects to your FSM, your call tracking, your ad accounts. And distils everything into three types of signal your team can act on. Your estimator doesn't have a new platform to learn. Nobody's workflow shifts.
Slipped phone leads. The call that came in but didn't book. The voicemail that never got returned. The lead the CSR meant to call back but didn't. Revalytics surfaces them inside the recovery window before the homeowner calls your competitor.
Service-call campaigns, panel-upgrade campaigns, EV-install campaigns, solar campaigns. Each reports separately. The conversion math for a $280 service call is nothing like the math for a $40,000 rewire. You see what each pillar actually costs you per booked job, every morning.
Dispatch pickup times during storms. Tech close rates on panel diagnostics. Which estimators close 60% of EV proposals and which close 20%. Permit applications that have been sitting at the utility for more than two weeks. Jobs waiting on inspector sign-off that have gone dark.
SMS. Email. in app dashboard. Phone when the dollar figure justifies interrupting you. The crew doesn't learn anything new.
Works with your stack
An electrical shop in 2026 runs a stack that didn't exist in 2016. FSM, call tracking, ad accounts, permit-tracking tools, EV-specific lead platforms. Revalytics connects to all of it read-only. Nothing in your workflow changes. Your foreman still dispatches the way he dispatches.
Revalytics call tracking is native to the platform. One vendor for you to manage, not three. Call data feeds the recovery window queue directly.
Revalytics runs proprietary AI trained on residential trade business data. Not a GPT wrapper. Not a generic SaaS model adapted to electrical. Models built for the way trade businesses actually operate.
Revalytics is built to read from any system that exposes a modern API. If your FSM or ad platform isn't listed here, the odds are we already have a working integration. Or we can build one quickly.
Built for electrical specifically
Your service mix looks nothing like a plumber's. Your close cycles look nothing like an HVAC shop's. Your growth category (EVs, generators, solar, storage) is something none of the other trades have. Revalytics is tuned for the electrical business as it is now.
Service. Panels and service changes. Whole-home rewires. EV/generators/solar/storage. Four very different ticket sizes, four very different sales cycles, four very different margin profiles.
Blending them into one "revenue" number hides which pillar is actually paying the bills this month.
Electrification is rewriting the business. EV installs, whole-home generators, solar-plus-storage. The longest sales cycles, the biggest tickets, the hardest to attribute accurately.
Revalytics tracks each separately, so the shop growing 40% on EV installs doesn't look the same on paper as the shop stagnant on service.
A panel upgrade sitting 18 days for utility sign-off. A rewire waiting 12 days for the inspector. Your FSM shows those jobs as "booked revenue." The cash isn't moving.
Revalytics flags the bottlenecks the rest of your stack treats as normal.
A $400 service quote and a $54,000 solar quote do not close on the same timeline. Following up on both at 48 hours is wrong for both.
Revalytics calibrates per-pillar. Short-cycle for service, multi-week for solar. And alerts you when the window starts closing.
ServiceTitan is dominant at $2M+. FieldEdge is widely used in the $1–3M band. Housecall Pro, Jobber, Service Fusion, and Knowify all read-integrated.
One OAuth during install. Your FSM keeps doing what it does. No migration, no double-entry.
The three-truck shop and the thirty-truck regional get the same core alerts. Team routing, location splits, and role permissions expand as you add trucks and branches.
A larger shop has more pillars running simultaneously. Which means more leak surface area. Revalytics keeps up.
Proof · from electrical shops
One was losing revenue on rewire follow-ups that never happened. One was paying for EV-install leads and not tracking which ones turned into booked jobs. Both saw the real picture inside their first month.
"[Customer quote, 2–3 sentences, electrical owner's voice, describing which pillar was leaking and what Revalytics made visible. Mention the actual service line rewire, panel, EV, etc.]"
"[Second customer quote, different pillar than Customer 1. Ideally one is a traditional-work leak (panels, rewires, service) and the other is a growth-category leak (EV, solar, generators) to show breadth.]"
Outcomes vary by shop size, service mix, and current leak profile. Permission on file for all named customers.
What electrical owners ask
Start the trial
Two weeks of live data across every pillar you run. Service boards, panel installs, EV and generator projects, whatever solar or storage work you're quoting this month. Your estimators keep writing quotes the way they write them. Your foreman keeps dispatching. The alerts earn their keep or they don't, and day 15 you decide. No card up front.
No card · No dashboard · First scorecard tomorrow
Moneyball for the Trades. For the electrical shop running tomorrow's work. Refusing to lose today's revenue.