Do sources and assumptions remain visible?
A question months later should lead back to period, unit, limit and scenario.
Compare PeakPilot with Wattix
Choose the workflow that matches how you advise clients.
Both platforms help energy professionals model scenarios. The main difference is how you want to move from client data to variants, evidence and handover.
Compare the same client case using the same source data, assumptions and desired outcome.
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No single winner
The right choice follows from your advisory process, not the longest feature list.
An installer sizing systems quickly has different needs from an adviser who must defend assumptions, scenarios and decisions.
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Same data, different workflow
Check how each platform validates source data and separates scenarios.
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Calculation and handover
Assess not only the outcome, but also what the client can verify later.
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Fit over claims
Use a representative case and define success before starting the trial.
Selection questions
Test what matters in everyday advisory work.
Use one existing client case and assess both platforms on repeatability, explainability and decision quality.
Can variants be compared fairly?
A sound comparison keeps measurement period, contract and financial basis equal.
Does the output fit the client conversation?
Check whether engineering, finance and direction can be handed over together.
At a glance
PeakPilot and Wattix side by side.
This table describes publicly visible product emphasis. Always verify current functionality in your own trial project.
| Criterion | PeakPilot | Wattix |
|---|---|---|
| Primary positioning | Auditable energy simulations and client decisions | Broad simulation platform for energy professionals |
| Scenario approach | Explicit variants with visible assumptions | Multiple configurations and scenario comparison |
| Battery selection | Compare deliberately configured kW and kWh variants | Publicly described automatic battery sizing |
| Method | Traceable inputs, topology and decision context | Publicly described mathematical optimisation models |
| Reporting | Results, assumptions and shareable reports | PDF reporting and public white-label proposition |
| Entry | Start a free simulation | Request a demo |
Source and currencyView the public Wattix pagePublic product information checked on 13 July 2026.
PeakPilot's focus
An auditable record around every client decision.
PeakPilot is built for advisers who want to show how a conclusion was reached, not only produce a calculation.
Interval-data validation
Period, unit and missing intervals stay visible before simulation.
Site topology
Grid, load, PV, EV charging and battery storage remain recognizable connected parts.
Named scenarios
Every variant retains its own engineering and financial assumptions.
Decision Ledger
Results remain attached to source, scenario, unit and decision point.
Practical trial
Compare both platforms in three steps.
Choose one real case
Use interval data, a clear client question and at least two variants.
Set equal criteria
Assess input, model building, turnaround, comparison and reporting.
Ask a colleague to retrace it
The best workflow is the one a second adviser can follow without a verbal briefing.
Decide with evidence
What a sound comparison leaves you with.
Not only a preference, but a supported choice for how your team delivers projects.
A reproducible test case
The same data, scenarios and expected outcomes for both platforms.
A team scorecard
Criteria weighted for advisers, reviewers and client presentations.
A clear adoption decision
Including what remains, what must be rebuilt and what needs validation.
Explore the choice
Review the workflow behind the comparison.
Use these pages to connect the criteria to your own advisory practice.
FAQ
Questions before choosing this workflow.
Is PeakPilot better than Wattix?
Not in every situation. PeakPilot emphasizes an auditable client record and explicit scenario assumptions. Wattix publicly positions itself as a broad simulation platform with automatic sizing among its capabilities. Test both on your workflow.
Can PeakPilot automatically find the optimal battery?
PeakPilot compares battery variants you configure deliberately. The preferred variant depends on the objective, engineering limits, client data and financial assumptions.
What is this comparison based on?
Public Wattix product pages and functionality available in PeakPilot. The information was checked on the stated date and may change.
Can I use my own client case?
Yes. That is the best way to judge whether input, scenario comparison and reporting fit your team.
Is a free trial available?
You can start a free simulation in PeakPilot. Use a scoped case and define the outcomes you want to assess first.
Compare PeakPilot using your own client case.
Start with interval data and judge how far the evidence trail reaches.
Start a free simulation