Buy exclusive solar appointments — homeowner-verified consultations booked straight into your calendar — or take qualified inbound solar calls routed live to your floor. Sell solar traffic to verified buyers on the marketplace. No retainer, no contract.
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Most pay-per-call marketplaces stop at routing calls. In the solar vertical, we also deliver booked appointments — because the gap between a qualified call and a consultation that actually happens is where most solar installers lose money.
The standard marketplace model. A homeowner responds to a publisher's ad, dials a tracked number, and connects live to your team. You handle the qualification and booking yourself. Billed on call duration.
Best for buyers with their own sales floor and enough agents to convert inbound volume into booked jobs.
We go beyond the call. Our publishers and call centers source the homeowner, verify ownership, confirm the electric bill, check credit eligibility, and book the consultation into your calendar. You pay per qualified appointment that the homeowner actually attends. Every appointment is exclusive — one buyer per service area.
Best for installers and roofing contractors who want their closers walking into pre-qualified sits, not cold-calling from a list.
Solar is a high-ticket, considered purchase. The homeowner is not going to buy from a banner ad — they need a conversation. But by the time they are searching for quotes, comparing installers, or asking about battery storage, their intent is already formed. Pay-per-call captures them at that moment and connects them to an installer who can answer their questions live.
The economics are different from HVAC or tech support. A single closed solar job can be worth $15,000 to $40,000. That means even a $90 call or a premium appointment fee pays for itself many times over on a single conversion. The question is not whether pay-per-call is affordable — it is whether the calls and appointments are qualified enough to close.
Whether you buy inbound calls or booked appointments, the qualification criteria are agreed before the campaign starts. These are the filters most solar buyers set.
The prospect owns the property. Renters and tenants who cannot authorise an installation are screened out.
Consumption high enough to make a solar or battery solution worth the homeowner's time and yours.
Pre-qualified for financing so your closers spend time on deals that can actually fund.
ZIP-level targeting to where your crews can install. No leads outside your coverage area.
Roof age, condition and type checked where the buyer requires it, so installers are not quoting jobs they cannot do.
For booked appointments: if the homeowner is not qualified or does not attend, the appointment does not count and does not bill.
Most solar installers have tried hiring callers, handing over a script and a lead list, and carrying all the risk. This is how buying exclusive solar appointments compares.
ZIP codes, calendar windows, qualification rules. Standard filters above or tightened to your exact requirements.
Vetted publishers source homeowners, verify ownership, bill and credit, and either route the call to you or book the consultation.
Inbound calls route live. Appointments land on your calendar with full notes. You pay only for what meets the agreed criteria.
Whether you run a small install crew or a multi-state operation, you set the filters and pay for calls or appointments that meet them.
Apply as buyerIf you generate solar traffic or run an outbound team that books solar appointments, the marketplace is where you place that volume with buyers who take it consistently.
Apply as publisherThese states carry the heaviest solar demand, but coverage is nationwide. ZIP-level targeting is standard.
Tell us your service area, your calendar windows and your qualification standard (homeowner, electric bill, credit, roof). Our publishers and call centers source and qualify homeowners, then book exclusive solar appointments directly into your calendar. You pay per qualified appointment the homeowner attends — no retainer and no long-term contract.
We don't sell a blind "guaranteed" appointment count sight unseen — that language usually hides no-shows and unqualified sits. What you get instead is protection: an appointment only counts and only bills when the homeowner meets your agreed criteria and actually attends the consultation. Unqualified bookings and no-shows do not count and do not charge, with the exact terms set in your campaign agreement before delivery starts.
Solar pay per call is a performance model where you pay only for inbound phone calls from homeowners looking for solar installation, roofing or battery storage. The consumer dials a tracked number after responding to a publisher's ad, and connects live to your team. You are billed only when the call meets the agreed duration and qualification criteria.
A solar call is an inbound conversation routed to your agents. You handle the qualification and booking yourself. A solar appointment goes further — the publisher or call center qualifies the homeowner, confirms ownership, bill and credit, and books the consultation into your calendar. You pay per show-up rather than per call.
Yes. Every call or appointment is delivered to a single buyer per service area. You are never competing with another installer over the same homeowner — these are exclusive solar appointments, not shared leads resold to five companies.
You do not pay for it. An appointment only counts and only bills when the homeowner is qualified and attends the consultation. The specific no-show and dispute terms are set in your campaign agreement before delivery starts.
Yes. ZIP-level targeting is standard and is what most solar buyers use, since a crew that cannot reach the address turns a paid appointment into a wasted trip. You can set different caps by area.
Yes. The same model applies to roofing replacements and home battery or energy storage consultations. These can be run as separate campaigns or bundled with solar.
No long-term contract. Start with a small test volume so you can check quality against your own close rate, scale when the numbers work, and pause any time without penalty.
The common filters are homeowner verification, minimum monthly electric bill (usually $150 or more), minimum credit score (usually 620 or above), roof eligibility, and geographic coverage. You can tighten or loosen any of these to match your ICP.
Booked directly into your calendar with full notes — name, address, phone, email, the service requested, and confirmation of every qualification criterion. You also receive a daily delivery report.
The most common are Google and Bing search campaigns on solar intent keywords, organic SEO sites, social media targeting homeowners in solar-eligible areas, and outbound call center teams working clean, consented data. Source is agreed per campaign.
The range for inbound calls is roughly $40 to $90 per qualified call, driven by state, exclusivity and the duration threshold. Appointment delivery pays a per-sit rate that is higher per unit since the publisher carries the booking and show-up risk. Exact rates depend on area and volume.
Yes. Buyers commonly pair solar with roofing or home services. Publishers often run solar alongside HVAC, since the homeowner profile overlaps. See the full marketplace for all verticals.
Buyers and publishers on the marketplace often run more than one vertical.
Tell us your service area and volume, and we will show you what buying exclusive solar appointments looks like for your operation.