generated: '2026-08-17'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://docs.clever.gy/developer/how-to-set-up/create-client and
  https://docs.clever.gy/developer/how-to-set-up/create-solar-client (the only public documents
  that name Clevergy's commercial plans), plus a search of clever.gy for a pricing page.
description: >-
  Clevergy publishes NO prices. Two commercial plan NAMES are visible in the developer
  documentation — Plan Starter and Plan Pro — because the onboarding guides are written per plan,
  but no rate card, quota, overage or currency is published anywhere on clever.gy or
  docs.clever.gy. Acquisition runs through a demo request form and a Customer Success Manager.
plan_count: 2
prices_published: false
pricing_page: null
currency: null
billing_period: null

plans:
- name: Plan Starter
  price: null
  currency: null
  billing_period: null
  included_quota: null
  overage: null
  capabilities_documented:
  - Onboard a customer (createUser)
  - Create at least one electricity or gas contract (createElectricityContract / createGasContract)
  - Upload invoices against a contract (createInvoice)
  - >-
    Retrieve consumption data via a distributor/Datadis integration keyed on the CUPS supply-point
    code
  source: https://docs.clever.gy/developer/how-to-set-up/create-client
  evidence_quote: >-
    "This guide explains the minimum required flow to onboard a customer in Clevergy under the
    Plan Starter."
- name: Plan Pro
  price: null
  currency: null
  billing_period: null
  included_quota: null
  overage: null
  capabilities_documented:
  - Everything in Plan Starter
  - >-
    Solar API integration — connect a solar inverter installation with either user credentials
    (customer completes it in the app) or installer credentials (set up from the Operations
    Portal)
  - >-
    Discover installations and link them to a house (getInstallations, getUserSupplies,
    connectInstallation) to expose production, consumption, real-time power and solar savings
  source: https://docs.clever.gy/developer/how-to-set-up/create-solar-client
  evidence_quote: >-
    "This guide explains the minimum required flow to onboard a customer in Clevergy under the
    Plan Pro."

acquisition:
  model: sales-led
  api_access: >-
    "To request access please write to soporte.clientes@clever.gy" — stated in the developer
    introduction and in the OpenAPI info.description. API keys are issued per environment by a
    Customer Success Manager, not self-service.
  demo_request: https://clever.gy/en/demo/
  self_serve_signup: false
  free_tier: false
  trial: null

evidence:
- {url: 'https://clever.gy/en/pricing/', status: 404, note: no pricing page at the conventional path}
- {url: 'https://clever.gy/en/', status: 200, note: 'site navigation carries product, solutions, blog, FAQ, about, contact and demo — no pricing entry'}
- {url: 'https://clever.gy/en/demo/', status: 200, note: the commercial entry point in place of a rate card}
- {url: 'https://docs.clever.gy/developer/how-to-set-up/create-client', status: 200, note: names Plan Starter}
- {url: 'https://docs.clever.gy/developer/how-to-set-up/create-solar-client', status: 200, note: names Plan Pro}
checked: '2026-08-17'

note: >-
  Recorded as two plans with null prices rather than plan_count 0, because the tier structure
  itself IS published — Clevergy documents different onboarding flows per plan, so an integrator
  can tell which capabilities sit behind which tier. What is missing is the money. Third-party
  pricing quotes were deliberately not used: only what Clevergy publishes about itself counts.
  A related third-party plan dependency is worth noting for buyers: the Enphase inverter
  integration's data freshness depends on the CUSTOMER's own Enphase plan (Clevergy syncs weekly
  by default and states that higher-frequency updates require an Enphase plan with higher request
  limits) — that is Enphase's rate card, not Clevergy's.