SolarSight

A solar plan for your specific roof

Most solar quotes start with a salesperson. SolarSight starts with your rooftop, your state's tariff and the subsidy you actually qualify for — then tells you what it would cost and what it would save, before anyone calls you.

An engineer in a hard hat checking a plan on a rooftop solar array

The report

Seven pages, written for a decision

Everything an installer needs to quote accurately, and everything you need to check their quote.

  1. Page 1

    Cover and solar score

    Your score out of ten, the location assessed, and the report identifier.

  2. Page 2

    Solar score and rooftop

    Climate zone, monthly generation curve, and the area breakdown after obstacles and shadow.

  3. Page 3

    Recommended system

    Capacity, panel count, the specific ALMM panel chosen and why, and full specifications.

  4. Page 4

    Investment and subsidy

    Gross cost, central and state subsidy, net cost, and loan EMI at current rates.

  5. Page 5

    Financial returns

    Twenty-five year cashflow with degradation and tariff escalation, and the break-even year.

  6. Page 6

    Environmental impact

    CO₂ avoided, coal displaced, and the tree-planting equivalent.

  7. Page 7

    Next steps

    Your DISCOM, the application sequence, timelines, and official resources.

Sample report

See a real report before you start

No form, no email address, no obligation — read the whole thing first and decide afterwards.

The first page of the sample report: a solar score of 8.3 out of 10, the recommended system size, net cost after subsidy and payback period.
  • The exact seven pages described above, for a real Indian rooftop
  • Every figure labelled with the assumption behind it
  • Installer-ready specifications you can hand over as they are

Questions

Common questions

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The full result is on screen before we ask for your details.

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