Your building has a score. Your guests can't see it yet.
Clean was the last century's promise. Charged is this one's. We measure the energy of a commercial space, give it a number, and license the badge that puts that number where people decide.
Request a property auditA hotel isn't one number. It's four.
Every commercial space touches four indices at once. That's not four audits — it's one assessment that produces a composite score and shows you exactly which dimension is costing you.
Home Energy Index
Air quality, electromagnetic load, moisture, light, sound, and water at every consumption point.
Clothing Energy Index
Linens, towels, mattress materials, and staff uniforms — everything that touches skin for eight hours.
Food Energy Index
Breakfast service, menu, minibar, and sourcing. What you feed a guest is part of what they remember.
Relationship Energy Index
Staff culture and guest interaction. The field a person walks into before they ever reach the room.
Not every score earns the right to be shown.
You always receive your number. What changes by tier is what you're licensed to display — and where.
Below 75 you hold a report, not a badge. That isn't a rejection — it's a work order. Most properties audit below the floor on the first pass, and the gap report tells you the exact points between where you are and the tier you want on the door.
A number nobody can buy is the only kind worth showing.
A certification body's only asset is the belief that the score is real. So we built the wall first, published it, and bound ourselves to it in public.
We score. We don't remediate.
Licensed practitioners do the corrective work. We take a royalty, never the invoice. The grader never sells the fix.
The rubric is public.
Every point available, and how it's earned, published in full. No proprietary black box.
Scores expire annually.
No permanent badges. Re-audit or the rights lapse. A number from three years ago isn't a number.
Revocation is real.
Standards slip, the badge comes down, and we say so publicly. That's what makes it mean something.
Money never buys a score.
Your payment covers the audit and the license. It has never covered the number, and it never will.
From first call to plaque on the door.
Scoping call
Unit count, structures, and which indices apply. You get a defined scope and a fixed quote before anything is booked.
The audit
On-site equipment scans across every scored subject — rooms, linens, kitchen, and staff culture.
Score & gap report
The number you earned today, and the precise points between you and the tier you want to publish.
Remediation
Optional, and never by us. A licensed practitioner in your region does the corrective work on your timeline.
Badge license
Clear the floor and license display rights — property base plus per-unit plaques, renewed each year.
A number at the point of decision outperforms any ad.
Unit-level plaques
Every certified room, studio, or suite carries its own number. Guests see it at the moment they walk in — and at the moment they choose.
Digital badge assets
Your score on your booking page, your listing photos, your site, and your collateral. Licensed, versioned, and dated.
Public certified listing
Guests searching for certified spaces find yours. The directory is consumer-facing, and it's the reason the badge is an asset instead of a logo.
Certification is built per property type.
Hospitality & STR
Hotels, boutique inns, Airbnb portfolios, and resorts. Room-level plaques, linen certification, and breakfast service scoring.
Hotels & short-term rentals →Gyms & Studios
Fitness floors, yoga and pilates studios, recovery suites. Air, sound, light, and mat and equipment materials.
Fitness & wellness spaces →Workplaces
Offices, coworking, and clinical suites. The rooms your team performs in, and the ones your clients wait in.
Offices & coworking →Energy was never the amenity you couldn't prove. It just needed a number.
Request a property auditOWW Certified is an environmental and wellness assessment. It is not a medical, structural, or building-code evaluation, and it does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Scores reflect measured environmental inputs against the published OWW rubric at the time of audit.