POWERME

What POWERME does

POWERME is a privately-held, for-profit micro-entity reportedly founded in 2016 and headquartered in Milan, Italy. According to firmographic records, the company positions itself in the energy sharing economy, with products described as an in-house developed combination of app, software, and hardware. The reported employee count is 1–10, indicating a very small team.

The company's web presence has effectively collapsed: the GetPowerMe.com web address is currently listed for sale on the HugeDomains marketplace at $2,995 (one-time) or $124.79/month for 24 months at 0% interest. The only product surface retrievable from the source data is this domain sale listing — there is no active website, no app, no API, no integrations, no documented customers, no management team, no funding history, no partnerships, and no certifications or compliance records. The structured data fields consistently come back empty across headcount, GTM motion, technology, pricing, customers, channels, and value proposition.

Operationally, the public evidence points to a company that is either dormant, in wind-down, or has lost its primary digital asset. No revenue, ARR, GMV, or transaction data is disclosed. The gap between the firmographic description (energy sharing economy with full-stack product) and the retrievable web evidence (a domain for sale) is significant and should be treated as a material risk signal for any diligence process.

Name

POWERME

Website

https://getpowerme.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2016

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

POWERME is a privately-held micro-company reportedly founded in 2016 in Milan, Italy, positioned in the energy sharing economy with in-house app, software, and hardware. Its primary web asset, GetPowerMe.com, is currently listed for sale on HugeDomains.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Milan

HQ country

Italy

HQ region

Europe

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Digital Commerce or Content

Pricing tiers

Core offering

POWERME is described in firmographic data as an operator in the energy field sharing economy with an app, software, and hardware developed in-house. The only concrete product artifact documented in the available source material is the GetPowerMe.com domain name, listed for sale through the HugeDomains marketplace at $2,995 one-time or $124.79 per month for 24 months at 0% interest.

Product overview

POWERME operates as a domain name asset. The company's sole product offering is the GetPowerMe.com domain name, which is being sold through the HugeDomains domain marketplace. The domain is available for immediate purchase or via a 24-month payment plan with 0% interest. No other products, services, or integrations are available from this company.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• GetPowerMe.com Domain Name A domain name offered for sale via the HugeDomains marketplace at a one-time price of $2,995 or through a 24-month payment plan of $124.79 per month at 0% interest. The domain can be transferred to registrars such as NameBright.com and is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Recent moves2 records

Others

• Uplight (AutoGrid): Uplight (which acquired AutoGrid) provides energy data, customer engagement, and distributed energy resource management software to utilities. It is an adjacent enabling platform in the prosumer/distributed energy ecosystem PowerMe targets, though it sells to utilities rather than consumers directly.
• EnergyHub: EnergyHub provides a distributed energy resource management platform aggregating smart thermostats, batteries, EVs, and solar into utility programs. It is an ecosystem enabler comparable to the software layer PowerMe described, serving utilities rather than end consumers directly.

Regional players

• Lichtblick: Lichtblick is a German energy provider offering "ZuhauseKraftwerk" — a model aggregating home solar/battery systems into a virtual power plant. It is comparable to PowerMe on the energy-community/virtual power plant axis, though operating in Germany rather than Italy.
• Vandebron: Vandebron is a Dutch peer-to-peer energy supplier that matches consumers directly with renewable producers. It is a regional analogue of the PowerMe concept, operating in a different geography (Netherlands) but with a comparable marketplace model.

Broad incumbents

• SolarEdge: SolarEdge offers solar inverters, power optimizers, and energy management hardware/software. It is a broader incumbent in the residential prosumer energy stack that PowerMe's hardware+software concept would integrate against.
• Enphase Energy: Enphase provides solar microinverters, batteries, and the IQ Energy Management software platform. It is an incumbent in the same prosumer-energy software/hardware stack PowerMe described, though at vastly greater scale and with a different go-to-market.
• Tesla Energy: Tesla Energy (Powerwall, virtual power plant pilots) is a broad incumbent with overlapping consumer-energy and hardware-plus-software scope. It does not specialize in peer-to-peer energy sharing but its virtual power plant program is the most visible example of the category PowerMe targets.

Emerging players

• OhmConnect: OhmConnect is a US-based demand-response and energy-sharing platform that pays consumers to reduce usage. It is comparable on the consumer-energy-marketplace side of PowerMe's model, though it focuses on demand rather than generation sharing.

Direct peers

• Sonnen (sonnen GmbH): Sonnen operates sonnenCommunity, a peer-to-peer/shared energy model for rooftop solar and battery households in Europe. It is the closest direct peer to PowerMe's stated "sharing economy in energy" positioning, addressing the same end-customer use case with hardware + software + community.
• Piclo: Piclo runs a peer-to-peer renewable energy matching platform used by utilities and prosumers in the UK and Europe. It is directly comparable to PowerMe's described software/app-mediated energy sharing model.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key risks5 records

Key highlights3 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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