Very cheap
- Cheapest window today
- 13:00–15:00
Live spot prices for the Baltics and Finland
Run your home in the cheapest hours
Real spot prices and your own tariff — with alerts and automations instead of scripts.
ZoneVilnius · Lithuania
LevelVery cheap
Next cheap window13:00–15:00
Updated 14:00 · example data
- 13 European markets
- 15-minute prices
- Shelly / Home Assistant
Today's market
The whole day, priced hour by hour
Example
Illustrative day-ahead prices: cheapest around 14:00, most expensive around 20:00.
Price level
- Very cheap
- Cheap
- Normal
- High
- Very high
Sample 24-hour day-ahead prices. The app shows live prices for your zone.
Why Low Grid
Everything you need to buy power at the right time
One app for spot prices, your own tariff and the devices that shift their load.
Price levels
Very cheap, normal or very high at a glance, so the next hour makes sense without reading a chart.
Cheapest windows
Your final tariff with taxes and grid fees, hour by hour, with the cheapest window of the day picked out for you.
Automations
The boiler, heat pump or EV charger runs in the cheap hours on a schedule you set once.
How it works
From your tariff to the cheapest hour
Three steps once — then the app does the timing for you.
Choose your country and tariff
Pick your price zone and supplier plan. Low Grid adds grid fees, taxes and VAT to the spot price, so every hour shows your real cost.
See the cheapest time
Today's hours are ranked from very cheap to very high, with the cheapest window picked out and the next shift announced.
Automate your devices
Connect the boiler, heat pump or EV charger and let them run in the cheap hours on a schedule you set once.
Join the automation waitlist
We will send one e-mail to confirm your address, then write again only when the pilot opens in your market. No account is needed to join.
Shift your hot-water load to the cheap hours of your own tariff
Low Grid reads a supported Lithuanian supplier plan, labels each interval cheap or expensive, and sends the window to a Shelly plug or relay you already own. We plan the first pilot in Lithuania.
- Your plan, not a generic chart: one supported Lithuanian supplier and network plan is curated first, with its components checked before anything is published.
- Qualified hardware only: a Shelly plug or relay from our supported list, set up with a harmless test before the first real switch.
- You see what actually happened: manual override always wins, and the app keeps sent, accepted, observed and unknown apart instead of pretending a command ran.
Is automation available in Lithuania today?
Not yet. Lithuania is the first pilot market, and the waitlist is how we contact households when a pilot place opens. Joining the waitlist does not create an account or a subscription.
Which electricity plan is supported?
We start with one curated Lithuanian supplier and network plan. Other plans are planned but not yet supported — we would rather say no than label hours from a plan we have not checked.
How much will I save?
We do not promise a saving. Moving a load can reduce what you pay, but the result depends on your plan, your load and whether the shifted energy is actually used. When we can measure it, we show a rounded estimate with its coverage — not a guarantee.
Which devices work, and what happens without internet?
A Shelly plug or relay from our supported list, or a webhook to a receiver you control such as Home Assistant. A cloud-delivered command needs a connection; we only claim offline behaviour after it is tested on the qualified setup. Keep the device's own safety limits, and never rely on us where a missed command is unsafe.
Pilot availability in Lithuania is limited and depends on the supported supplier plan and hardware list being finalised.
- Savings and cost figures are estimates, not bills, and they are not a promise that you will save a particular amount.
- Automations depend on your network, your device and the price source. A command can arrive late, fail, or run when you did not expect it.
- Keep the device's own thermostat and safety limits. Do not use Low Grid for a load where a missed or late command could cause damage, injury or a safety risk.
- Low Grid is not an electricity supplier or a metering service and does not sell electricity. Price and tariff data come from third parties and can be delayed, incomplete or wrong.
- The waitlist stores your e-mail address and the market you chose. You can unsubscribe or ask us to delete them at any time.
Premium
Set it once, save every week
Automations, integrations and alerts for the devices that use the most power.
- Automations for the boiler, heating and EV charging
- Shelly, Home Assistant, webhooks and Tesla
- Push alerts when a cheap window is about to start