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Installer partnerships

Exclusive territories. Qualified homeowner demand. $499 per lead.

The fee is paid from the installer's 15% margin, never added to the homeowner price, and never tied to an appointment, contract, or installation.

Territory demand

Oregon

Claimed

What counts as qualified

  • ✓ Valid email or phone
  • ✓ Homeowner in the service area
  • ✓ Utility identified
  • ✓ Roof viable from address analysis
  • ✓ One-to-one consent captured
  • ✓ No duplicate within 90 days

Bad contact, renter, out-of-territory, or duplicate leads can be disputed within seven days.

What the homeowner sees

Redacted sample · active cost table

  • Estimated 430 W all-black solar modules$2,696
    19 ea × $141.9
  • Estimated module-level microinverters$3,306
    19 ea × $174
  • Estimated roof attachments, rails and flashing$1,471
    8,170 W × $0.18/W
  • Estimated BOS, electrical, warranty reserve and project overhead$4,902
    8,170 W × $0.60/W
  • Production monitoring and commissioning$325
    per job
  • Licensed installation labor$3,070
    52.935 hr × $58
  • Electrical labor$1,049
    13.804 hr × $76
  • Building and electrical permits$650
    per job
  • System design and engineering$475
    per job
  • Utility interconnection administration$225
    per job
  • Subtotal (installer cost)$18,169
  • +15% markup$2,725
  • Estimated price before incentives$20,894
  • Energy Trust Oregon residential solar incentive — PGE−$3,500
    Energy Trust of Oregon · checked Oct 16, 2026
  • Estimated total$17,394
  • $/W before incentives$2.56/W
    8.17 kW DC system
  • $/W after incentives$2.13/W

A delivered lead also includes address, usage, roof geometry, production, consent record, and the seven-day dispute link.

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Active contractor and electrical licenses are required. Applications are verified against public license data before agreement review.