People want a price before they give you their number.
I put a solar estimate on your website, on your prices. They slide in their roof and power bill, see a range and what it could save them, then ask you for a quote.
Go on, slide it.
Solar estimate · yourcompany.com.au
6.6 kW, 15 panels
$5,800 to $7,100
Could save about $1,750 a year, so it could pay for itself in about 3.7 years.
This is your customer’s side. Nothing is sent.
Sample prices. On your site, your prices.
You ring knowing what they want.
Every estimate can end with a name, address and contact details, plus the system they looked at. They get a number without waiting for a callback. You get an enquiry with the job already on it.
Your websiteJust now
New quote request: 6.6 kW, Albany Creek
Name
Phone
Address Albany Creek
Looked at 6.6 kW, 15 panels
The system you just slid.
Which of these was worth the drive?
A sample week of roof checks, each one booked off a call asking for a price. Pick the ones you’d drive to, then see what the estimate would have shown them first.
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Mon 7:30 amSamford
Wants “a price for the lot”.
The estimate: panels, , saves about a year.
Good roof, good bill. Worth every kilometre.
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Mon 2:00 pmRedcliffe
Bill is “about a hundred bucks”.
The estimate: panels, , saves about a year.
They’d have seen the payback and stayed on the couch.
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Tue 9:00 amChermside
Just wants a rough number.
The estimate: panels, , saves about a year.
They’d have had the rough number already, and booked anyway.
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Wed 11:00 amSpringfield
Roof is “mostly the carport”.
The estimate: panels, , saves about a year.
The carport fits five panels. The estimate would have said so.
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Thu 3:00 pmWynnum
Asked about “the free government panels”.
The estimate: panels, , saves about a year.
The estimate shows a price. That ends the free panels conversation.
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Fri 4:30 pmAlbany Creek
Rang three installers. You were second.
The estimate: panels, , saves about a year.
Worth it, if you get there before the other two.
Our prices
6.6 kW$6,200 $
10 kW$9,800
13 kW$12,700
Panelsthe ones we fit
Invertersthe ones we fit
Installour rates
Prices went up? Send me the new ones.
Won’t a rough number set the wrong expectation?
It’s a range, not a quote, and it’s built on your numbers. I load your system prices, your panels and inverters and your install rates myself. You check sample estimates before it goes on your site and decide what the visitor sees.
The assumptions sit beside the number. Your own assessment still confirms the roof, the electrical work and the final quote.
In your colours and your words.
It goes inside a page you already have, with your logo on it. Nobody gets sent to a separate app to get a number.
Your logo
6.6 kW, 15 panels
$5,800 to $7,100
Could save about $1,750 a year.
Request a quoteThe other questions.
Will it work on my existing website?
It’s built to sit inside a site you already have. I check what your website runs on and what access I’d need before I quote.
Can enquiries go into my CRM?
I connect the calculator to your inbox or a supported CRM, and I check where your leads need to go before I quote.
Is this an app I can sign up to?
No. The other apps are sign up and go. This one is a specialist build for solar installers, so I build it around how you quote and scope it before work starts.
Want this on your site?
Send me your website and a sample of how you quote, and I’ll scope the build before work starts.
It comes straight to me. Lachlan