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Your service area, homeowner criteria, calendar capacity, and sales follow-up are defined. We can launch the program once your per-appointment rate is set on a short call.
Solar Pricing
Pay per booked solar consultation. Pricing is set on a call.
Here is how it works: you pay per exclusive, double confirmed solar consultation that lands on your calendar, and the rate is set on a short call. What you will find here is the entire billing model: what exclusive appointment vendors publish elsewhere, what counts as a billable appointment, what you never pay for, and exactly how billing runs.
Last updated: August 2026
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No-shows replaced free
No retainers, no monthly minimums
Pricing model
Pay per sit
15-Min
Pricing call
$0
Retainers or minimums
Free
No-show replacement
1:1
Exclusive to you
Pay per booked appointment, with your rate set on a short call.
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Pay per appointment, priced on a short call. Choose your path.
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Market Pricing
What the solar appointment market actually charges.
Before you talk to us, here is what other vendors publish for solar leads and booked appointments. These are market figures for context, cited at the line, not our price.
How we compare: RunsForYou publishes booked appointments from $150 to $600. Across the vendors we reviewed, pre-set and booked solar appointments mostly cluster $200 to $500. Our per-appointment rate is set on a short call, so you can compare it against that mainstream cluster. It is financing-agnostic too: it converts whether the homeowner lands on cash, loan, or third-party-ownership financing, unlike lead vendors that filter hardest for loan-qualified homeowners.
Shared marketplaces
- Total lead spend on shared marketplaces averages about $1,400 per closed job nationally (SolarReviews), from roughly $500 in Texas and Florida to about $2,000 in California and Massachusetts
- That figure blends a lot of names that never should have been sold to you in the first place
- Cheap to buy into per lead, expensive per closed job once you count every unreachable name
Exclusive, pay-per-call
- On the exclusive end, pay-per-call solar vendors charge $24.85 to $29.85 per live call
- Exclusive solar leads generally run about 3x the price of shared leads, but convert far better, per industry estimates (source)
- You are paying for a live, qualified connection, not blind access to a shared list
Figures above are competitors' published rates and public data, cited above. Our own booked, double confirmed consultation is priced separately: you pay per appointment at a rate set on a short call, and it is not a call transfer or a raw lead. See the full breakdown on solar appointments vs shared leads. Weighing an AI appointment setter instead? See VA Horizon vs AI Appointment Setter for Solar Companies for published vendor pricing and booking-rate claims.
Where We Sit
Exclusive, double confirmed, and Pay per appointment.
One simple model, no matter your market: you pay per booked solar consultation, with the rate set on a short call. What does not change: every appointment is exclusive to you, double confirmed before the slot, and on-criteria. Miss any one of those and it is not billed, and if the homeowner does not show, it is replaced free.
Exclusive to you
Every consultation is booked for you and only you. We never resell it to another installer.
Double confirmed
Homeowners confirm the appointment twice before the slot, once at booking and once ahead of the visit.
Pay per appointment
Pay per booked appointment, with your rate set on a short call.
What You Pay For
A billable appointment needs three things. Nothing else counts.
Every appointment we bill for clears all three bars. Miss one, and it does not count.
Booked
The homeowner picked a real time on your calendar for a solar consultation.
Double confirmed
Confirmed twice before the slot: once at booking, once ahead of the visit.
Matches your criteria
Meets the written qualification criteria set at kickoff: homeowner, decision-maker, roof and shade suitability, service area.
What You Never Pay For
Four things you will never see on an invoice.
No-shows
If a homeowner does not show, the appointment is replaced free. You do not pay for the empty slot.
Off-criteria homeowners
If someone does not match the written criteria you set at kickoff, it does not count as a billable appointment.
Retainers
There is no monthly retainer to keep the lights on. You pay for what actually gets booked.
Monthly minimums
No minimum spend and no annual contract. Scale up or down with your crew's capacity.
How Billing Works
Simple mechanics. No surprises.
From kickoff to your weekly statement, here is exactly how the money moves.
Step 01
Setup scoped on a short call
Covers your homeowner list build, campaign setup, and calendar integration before we ever book an appointment.
Step 02
Card on file
Once live, your card on file is billed only for appointments that are actually booked and confirmed.
Step 03
Weekly statement
You get a weekly statement showing every billed appointment, so it is easy to reconcile against your calendar.
Step 04
Per-appointment rate set on a short call
One per-appointment rate, set on a short call, for each booked, double confirmed consultation. No retainers, no monthly minimums.
FAQ
Solar pricing questions, answered.
How much does a solar appointment cost?
It is pay per qualified, exclusive, double confirmed appointment, with the rate set on a short call. There is no tiering by market or competition. If an appointment is not exclusive, double confirmed, and on-criteria, it is not billed. This page also shows what comparable exclusive appointments sell for elsewhere in the market.
How does this compare to what other solar appointment vendors charge?
RunsForYou publishes booked appointments from $150 to $600. Across the vendors we reviewed, pre-set and booked solar appointments mostly cluster $200 to $500. Our model is financing-agnostic: you pay per booked appointment at a rate set on a short call, and it converts whether the homeowner lands on cash, loan, or third-party-ownership financing. See solar appointments vs shared leads.
What counts as a billable appointment?
A homeowner who booked a real time on your calendar for a solar consultation, matches the written criteria you set at kickoff, and confirmed the appointment twice before the slot.
What happens if the homeowner does not show?
You do not pay for it. The appointment is replaced free, at no charge to you.
What if the homeowner does not meet my criteria?
It does not count as a billable appointment. You only pay for consultations that match the written criteria set at kickoff: homeowner, decision-maker, roof and shade suitability, and service area.
Are there retainers or monthly minimums?
No. You pay per booked appointment, at a rate set on a short call. No retainer, no monthly minimum, no annual contract.
How does billing actually work day to day?
Your card on file is billed for appointments as they are booked and confirmed, and you get a weekly statement showing exactly what was charged and why.
How is this different from buying solar leads?
Shared marketplace leads are sold as raw contact data, often to more than one buyer, and a lot of that spend goes toward names that never should have been sold in the first place. We do not sell leads. We book and double confirm a solar consultation directly on your calendar, and you pay only when that happens. See solar appointments vs shared leads.
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