Your agent builds the solar site section by section, the same evening. Or download the working project.
For web designers who sell to solar installers
A solar site you can sell this week.
A solar installer site where you drag the sun across a model house: the shadows swing, the lights come on at dusk, and the roof's output counts up; then the bare roof fills with panels as you raise your power bill.
What to charge
$2,500–4,500
$2,500–4,500 for the one-page site with their copy, projects, adviser photo and their own estimate figures; $4,500–8,000 with the quote form wired into their CRM, a regenerated model of a house typical of their area (new day, bare and night stills plus the film), and a page each for batteries, chargers and financing for search.
Typical freelance range for local solar installers (one office, their own install crews, often batteries and car chargers too) whose site is a template with a stock rooftop photo, a "Get a quote" form and a wall of logos. Not a promise of incomeWho buys it
Local solar installers (one office, their own install crews, often batteries and car chargers too) whose site is a template with a stock rooftop photo, a "Get a quote" form and a wall of logos.
Every photo slot is named, and its prompt shows the light to match, so the client's own photos drop straight in.
Find solar installers on Google Maps, call, and send the preview film. Members get the searches and the 30-second pitch.
Every site in the library, yearly, $349.
One solar client pays for it many times over. Or get just this site with a site pack, $79.