Hold your solar quote to a higher standard
See your federal and state rebates worked out for your postcode in about 60 seconds. Then one installer who meets The Solar Standard gives you a free, itemised written quote.
- Takes about 60 seconds
- One installer contacts you, not five
- Installers held to The Solar Standard
How it works
Three steps, one phone call
Check your rebate
We work out your STC zone from your postcode and estimate the federal and state rebates on a system sized for your bill.
We introduce one installer
Your details go to one accredited installer that covers your area. Not three, not five.
Get a written quote
They call to confirm your roof and switchboard, then send a written quote with the rebates shown as line items. You decide in your own time.
The Solar Standard
Six things every solar quote should meet
Use it on any quote, from us or anyone else.
Accredited installer
The person designing and signing off your system holds current Solar Accreditation Australia (SAA) accreditation.
Approved products
Panels, inverter and battery are on the Clean Energy Council approved lists.
Installed to the Australian standards
AS/NZS 5033 for solar, AS/NZS 4777 for grid connection and AS/NZS 5139 for batteries.
Itemised written quote
System price, STC discount, state rebate and what you pay, each on its own line.
A warranty you can use
A written workmanship warranty from a business with a real trading history.
No pressure
No deadline that isn't real, and your full cooling-off rights explained.
Rebates by state
What's on offer where you live
The federal rebates apply everywhere. Victoria and WA add their own on top.
Calculators
Run the numbers yourself
Guides
Know what you're signing
How solar and battery rebates work in Australia
STCs, zones, deeming years and the battery program, explained in plain English.
What changes to the battery rebate on 1 January 2027
The rate drops from 6.8 to 5.7 certificates per kWh. Here's what that's worth and what to ignore.
How to read a solar quote
The seven things a good quote shows, and what to ask when one is missing.
Is a home battery worth it?
When a battery pays for itself, and when you're better off waiting.