How group buying works
Organized demand, on the homeowner's terms.
PowerTogether does not sell or install generators. We gather homeowners in the same area who are considering backup power, then approach qualified installers with a block of real, documented demand instead of one isolated quote request.
How it works
Four steps from neighbors to negotiating power.
- 01
Join
Tell us where you live and what type of backup power you're considering.
- 02
Build the group
We combine interested homeowners in the same area.
- 03
Approach providers
Independent providers may be invited to submit offers for the group.
- 04
You decide
Members see any offers that exist and decide individually whether to move forward. Every home still needs its own assessment and quote.
Joining is interest — not a purchase commitment.
Group milestones
Milestones describe the size of the group, not a promised discount. No pricing is shown unless an administrator publishes an offer that has actually been negotiated.
10
households
Initial buying group
25
households
Stronger vendor interest
50
households
Major purchasing group
100
households
Regional purchasing leverage
150
households
Multi-township buying block
250
households
County-wide purchasing power
500
households
Top-tier volume pricing
1000
households
Statewide buying group
What we will never do
- Publish your address, phone number or email.
- Promise a specific discount before an offer exists.
- Obligate you to purchase anything.
- Perform the installation ourselves.