A personalized residential-solar planning guide. You answer a short questionnaire about your roof, your electric bill, your utility, and how you'd pay, and we generate a plan: fit gauges, the honest payback reality, ownership options ranked, cost and savings ranges, system sizing, and a dated timeline from quotes to permission to operate.

No. It gives you honest ranges for a home like yours so you can tell whether a proposal is reasonable. Exact numbers need a site assessment, your actual usage history, and your utility's current rate schedule — the plan tells you how to get and check those.

No. The plan covers how residential solar typically works and how to plan for it. Roof and electrical questions belong with a licensed installer or electrician, interconnection rules with your utility, and tax credit eligibility with a tax professional.

They're approximate ranges informed by public sources such as the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the U.S. Department of Energy, the Energy Information Administration, and the DSIRE incentive database. Incentives and utility rules change often — always verify current status before signing.

The plan will say so. A shaded roof, a roof near the end of its life, a short stay horizon, or a utility that pays little for exported power all show up in the gauges and the rankings. If community solar or efficiency work is the better move, the plan says that instead.

During our introductory period every level is free.

2-6 minutes to answer, and the plan is emailed within a few minutes after that.

We only use your answers to generate your plan, and we deliver it by email. We don't sell your information.