Solar & energy lead generation

Solar appointments with homeowners who meant it.

Ownership, interest and timing qualified before anything lands on your calendar.

Where it breaks

What solar lead buyers deal with.

High volume, low intent.

Lists of people who clicked an ad once and never expected a call.

Appointments that don't show.

Calendars full of meetings with renters, wrong addresses and no-shows.

Shared homeowners.

The same homeowner gets four installer calls in an afternoon.

How we run it

Built against every one of those.

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Qualified before booking.

Homeownership, roof, utility and timing are checked against your criteria first.

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Reminders before every meeting.

Booked appointments get reminders, so the homeowner expects you.

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One installer per homeowner.

Leads and appointments go to one company only.

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Territory-fenced.

Only the areas you install in, agreed in writing.

Typically qualified on

  • ✓Homeowner
  • ✓Property type
  • ✓Roof condition and shade
  • ✓Utility and monthly bill band
  • ✓Timeline
  • ✓Zip code

Your final criteria are agreed with you in writing before launch.

Which model fits

Pay per appointment is usually the best fit for solar. Pay per lead suits installers with an in-house setter team.

Territory check

Is your market still open?

We work with one company per industry in each territory. Once a territory is claimed, it's closed to everyone else, including your competitors.

Takes 3 seconds. No email needed.

Solar leads: common questions

Do you book appointments for solar installers?

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Yes. On the appointment model, we qualify the homeowner and book onto your calendar, with reminders.

Can we exclude renters?

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Yes. Homeownership is a standard qualifier.

Are leads exclusive?

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Yes. Every lead and appointment goes to one installer.

Exclusive solar leads, one buyer: you.

Tell us your market and what a good lead looks like. It takes about three minutes.