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Is Energy Revolution System Best for DIY Homeowners, or Should You Skip It?

Who Energy Revolution System suits, who should pass, how it compares with DIY green-energy guides in general, and a decision checklist.

Green Living2 min read

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Thinking about a DIY energy project? Read this first. Energy Revolution System is a green products / alternative energy offer on ClickBank (vendor: enrev), and it's sold as a digital guide. Like most DIY energy guides, it suits some people far better than others. You can see the official page here.

Best for

  • Homeowners, who have the freedom to make changes to their property
  • Hands-on DIYers who like learning from a guide and working at their own pace
  • Curious planners who want to understand alternative energy options before they talk to an installer

Not for

  • Renters who can't make changes without the landlord's OK
  • Anyone who needs a guaranteed payoff. The company can't promise savings, and neither can we.
  • People who'd rather hire it all out. A DIY offer adds little if you never plan to do the work yourself.

How it compares with other DIY green-energy guides

Taken as a category, DIY energy guides differ in a few predictable ways. Use these to size up Energy Revolution System against anything else you're considering:

  • Format: a digital guide or program, or physical plans and kits
  • Depth: an overview of ideas, or step-by-step build instructions
  • Support: whether there's any help after you buy
  • Honesty of claims: watch for specific savings numbers with nothing to back them up

We haven't seen Energy Revolution System's full contents, so we're not scoring it against named competitors. The sales page makes big promises about never paying for electricity again; we don't repeat them, and the vendor's own fine print says results may vary and the product "was not technically assessed."

Check the current details on the official site

Effort, skill and cost: check these on the sales page

  • Skill level: Is it written for beginners? Does any step need a licensed electrician?
  • Time: How long does the company say a project takes?
  • Materials: Beyond the purchase price, what will you need to buy?
  • Price and refunds: At the time of writing, the official page lists a one-time price of $39 (shown against a $149 "regular" price), says it includes 4 free bonuses and gives instant access. Its refund page describes a 60-day money-back guarantee handled through ClickBank. Confirm the total and terms before you pay.

Decision checklist

  • I own my home, or I have permission to make changes
  • I'm comfortable with DIY, or I have a pro to check the work
  • I know the full price and the refund terms
  • I'm not counting on any particular savings figure

If you ticked every box, it may be worth a closer look.

Our verdict

Best for hands-on homeowners who want to explore alternative energy themselves. Renters, hands-off buyers and anyone hoping for guaranteed savings should pass.

If it fits your situation, see Energy Revolution System on the official site.

Results vary. No savings or income is guaranteed.