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Find the right customer
Explain Colorado's new plug-in solar framework and identify renters interested in affordable solar. Track leads in your dashboard.
A new way to sell balcony solar
Bring solar to renters.
Bring solar to renters.
Build your own business.
Meet a customer. Check their balcony. Show what solar could save. Build a quote at your price. SolarSnap helps with the tools, checkout, equipment sourcing, and job tracking — all in one place.
For solo sellers and white-label companies. An early-stage platform in development.
SolarSnap · Site assessment● ● ●
Suggested balcony placement Example preview
SouthFacing direction
350WExample system
ReviewPreliminary fit
Show a real proposal. Close with confidence.
From conversation to completed job
Four steps to a solar sale.
Designed for a salesperson talking to a renter at their apartment, not for a large rooftop installation office.
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Assess the balcony
Enter the address, the balcony's direction, and whether another building blocks the view. Get an initial suitability and savings estimate.
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Quote your price
Choose a saved kit or seller-owned inventory, include any installation cost, and set the final customer price yourself.
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Complete and get paid
SolarSnap handles customer checkout. Supply your own stock or use SolarSnap sourcing. Payouts start after customer-confirmed completion.
Your business, your prices
Keep the upside you create.
You decide what to charge. SolarSnap's proposed pay-per-sale model uses a flat fee — illustrated at $50 for a smaller kit and $100 for a larger system. White-label company subscriptions may also be offered.
Examples are hypothetical and show gross earnings, not take-home profit. Actual fee tiers and payout terms are not final.
One-panel starter kit Seller supplies materials
Customer price$600
Materials + platform$450
Seller gross$150
$600 − $400 materials − $50 SolarSnap fee = $150 before other costs
~1,900W larger system Illustrative, before installation labor
Customer price$2,000
Materials + platform$1,100
Seller gross$900
$2,000 − $1,000 materials − $100 SolarSnap fee = $900 before labor and other costs
One platform, your customer experience
Sell smarter, not harder.
Build a repeatable sales process with a toolkit created for balcony and plug-in solar.
Suitability first
Know when a balcony may be a good fit — and when to walk away. Start with a basic direction-and-obstruction estimate, not a promise of exact production.
Visual proposals
Show realistic previews of panels on a customer's actual balcony as visual mockups become available. Make the concept easy to understand.
Saved kits and quotes
Create your own reusable packages and set your own prices. Use approved catalog options or submit seller-owned equipment details.
Checkout and fulfillment
Offer secure in-person checkout or a payment link. Bring equipment from your truck or have SolarSnap arrange shipment.
Leads and jobs
Track prospective renters, quotes, orders, job progress, and earnings. Optional individual paid or exclusive leads are planned.
Your company, your brand
Invite a sales team, brand the customer's journey, and choose company payouts or commission splits when those capabilities launch.
Start small. Grow responsibly.
Sell kits. Help with eligible setups. Partner on complex jobs.
Seller training and electrical authorization are different things. SolarSnap will match permitted tasks to the actual system and installation conditions.
Plug-in kit sellers
After onboarding, sellers may sell qualifying small systems, such as a 350W plug-in kit, and perform non-regulated setup where legally allowed. No license is granted by passing a quiz.
Electrical installation partners
For larger systems or regulated work, bring your qualified electrical contractor or find one through SolarSnap's planned installer network.
Safety and regulatory note: Colorado HB26-1007 does not make every outlet, mounting method, product, or installation safe or lawful. Equipment certification, building conditions, wiring, supervision, and local requirements still matter. SolarSnap's initial assessment is not an electrical inspection.
Become an early SolarSnap seller
Learn the basics. Pass the quiz. Start selling.
Our planned onboarding flow starts with a short plug-in solar knowledge quiz. You can retry as many times as you need. After passing, you'll create an account and get a guided selling tutorial.
The quiz and seller login are not live on this static preview page yet.
Request early access →Or write to contact@solarsnap.org
Frequently asked questions
The essentials.
Do I have to be an electrician to sell a small solar kit?
No electrical trade qualification is generally needed merely to discuss or sell a product, but any setup or installation work must comply with applicable laws and safety requirements. The SolarSnap knowledge quiz does not create professional authorization.
Who sets the customer price?
You do. You choose equipment, installation services, and your markup. The proposal should disclose the full customer price and provide a savings estimate based on that actual amount.
Who gets the equipment?
You can use equipment you already own or have SolarSnap arrange an order from its curated supplier catalog. For the MVP, supplier ordering is planned as a manual operations process.
When do I get paid?
Under the planned model, SolarSnap processes the customer's payment and initiates seller and installer payouts after the customer independently confirms completion, subject to payment provider rules and disputes.
Can my company use its own brand?
Yes. White-label branding, company accounts, team roles, and optional commission splitting are planned, with pricing options including per-sale fees and future subscriptions.
Is the platform available today?
SolarSnap Sales is an early-stage product in development. This landing page is an overview of the planned experience and an invitation to request early access, not a functioning seller dashboard or checkout.
More solar. More opportunity.Help make balconies
Help make balconies
part of the energy future.
Build your solar sales business while helping renters understand whether plug-in solar makes sense for their homes.
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