Booked solar consultations on your calendar. Exclusive. Confirmed.
We book homeowner solar consultation appointments straight onto your calendar, exclusive to you and double-confirmed. Small one-time setup, then you pay per booked appointment. No shared leads, no retainers, and no-shows are replaced free.
Last updated: August 2026
You pay per booked appointment. No retainer.
A consultation path aligned to territory, homeowner fit, and availability.
The campaign is structured around where you install, who fits the conversation, and what needs to be confirmed before the consultation reaches your calendar.
Territory and homeowner criteria
Define the service footprint, homeowner profile, availability, and handoff requirements.
Campaign and calendar setup
Connect targeting, outreach workflow, calendar rules, and consultation context.
Homeowner qualification
Run the conversation against your written criteria before a time is reserved.
Confirmation and visibility
Keep consultation context, confirmation status, and reporting available to your team.
What is blocking your solar calendar?
Choose the question closest to your acquisition problem. Each path explains the model before you commit time to a strategy call.
We need a predictable path to booked consultations.
See how territory targeting, homeowner qualification, calendar rules, confirmations, and consultation context work together.
See How It Works → Path 02Lead QualityWe are tired of racing installers to shared leads.
Compare shared solar marketplaces with exclusive, double-confirmed homeowner consultations that are never resold.
Compare the Models → Path 03Consultation EconomicsWe need to know what a booked consultation costs.
Review the one-time setup, pay-per-booked-appointment model, qualification rules, and free no-show replacement.
Review Solar Pricing →You are overspending on shared leads.
Installers who buy from shared solar marketplaces spend about $1,400 to close a single job, once every wasted lead is counted (SolarReviews). Exclusive solar leads across the industry run about 3 times the price of shared leads, but they convert far better, by industry estimates (source). And homeowner interest fades fast: if a lead is not confirmed quickly, interest typically decays within 48 to 72 hours, by industry estimates (source). You are not buying a qualified homeowner on a shared marketplace. You are buying a race against every other installer working the same list.
Shared-lead marketplaces
- Shared marketplace lead spend averages about $1,400 per closed job (SolarReviews)
- Exclusive leads run about 3 times the shared price, and shared leads convert far worse, industry estimate (source)
- Homeowner interest can decay within 48 to 72 hours if not confirmed fast, industry estimate (source)
- You pay whether or not the homeowner was reachable or ready to talk
VA Horizon appointments
- Exclusive to you, never resold
- A real homeowner who booked a time and confirmed it
- No-shows replaced free, so you never pay for a ghost
- You pay per booked appointment, not per shared lead
Marketplace figures are competitors' published data and industry estimates, cited above. See the full breakdown on solar appointments vs shared leads.
From your service area to your calendar.
We build the homeowner list, run the conversations, qualify the interest against your criteria, and book the consultation. You show up to a confirmed appointment. The full version lives on the how it works page.
We build your list
Homeowners in your service area, sourced and verified in-house. No resold marketplace data.
We run the outreach
We reach homeowners about a solar consultation and hold a real conversation, fast, before interest cools. Only the interested ones move forward.
We qualify and book
They meet the criteria you set (homeowner, roof and shade fit, decision-maker, service area), pick a time on your calendar, and the appointment is double-confirmed before the slot.
You run the consultation
You show up to an exclusive, confirmed appointment. If the homeowner does not show, it is replaced free.
One installation pays for a lot of consultations.
Installers already spend roughly $1,400 chasing a single closed job through shared solar marketplaces, by industry data (SolarReviews). Solar leads close somewhere in the 8 to 12% range, again by industry estimates (source). Put a few exclusive, confirmed consultations in front of your closers and the arithmetic works in your favor.
~$1,400
Average spent chasing a single closed job through shared solar marketplaces, by industry data.
8 to 12%
Typical lead-to-close rate on solar leads that get in front of a homeowner, by industry estimates.
You pay per sit
Only for consultations that happen. No-shows replaced free, so your cost tracks real consultations, not clicks.
$300 setup, then $249 per booked appointment.
No retainers. No monthly minimums. A $300 one-time setup covers your list build, campaign, and calendar integration, then you pay $249 flat for each exclusive, double-confirmed consultation. That published rate applies everywhere, no tiering by market. Here is exactly how the billing works.
See How Pricing WorksEvery way we fill a solar calendar.
One published price runs the whole division: $300 setup, $249 per exclusive, double-confirmed consultation. In a market where acquisition costs are spiking, pick the service that matches how you sell.
Built for your model
Where we operate
Dig deeper: solar sales guides, the solar sales glossary, vendor comparisons, alternatives to shared-lead vendors, solutions by business type, sourced solar statistics, and free solar calculators.
Solar questions, answered.
Are the solar appointments exclusive to me?
What counts as a booked appointment?
What happens if the homeowner does not show?
How is this different from shared solar lead marketplaces?
How much does it cost?
How fast can we start?
Ready for consultations that are actually yours?
Book a 15-minute call. We map your service area, your criteria, and your per-appointment rate, and give you a start date inside the week.
Book a Call$300 one-time setup · $249 per booked appointment · No-shows replaced free
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