Need solar? Start with the property and the power problem.
Homeowners and businesses can request a no-obligation solar quote. Solar installers can define the areas and project types they want before buying verified enquiries.
Two audiences. Two simple next steps.
I want a solar installation quote.
Tell us about the property, location and electricity usage. A participating installer can then discuss the site and quote.
Get My Solar Quote →I want qualified installation enquiries.
Define your service areas, ideal project type, qualification rules and preferred volume before paid lead delivery starts.
See Solar Leads →Give the installer enough information to quote sensibly.
You do not need to know the inverter size, battery capacity or panel count before enquiring. Start with the property and how electricity is used.
Request a solar quote
Start with the property information you already know.
Submitting the form does not guarantee savings, system performance, finance approval or installation acceptance.
Route the enquiry to a credible installer, not simply the nearest name.
Participation can be screened around business legitimacy, compliance practices, insurance, experience and the areas the installer actually services.
Business legitimacy
Basic business information can be checked before participating in lead delivery.
Compliance approach
Installers should be able to explain electrical sign-off, commissioning and relevant compliance requirements.
Service-area fit
Enquiries are routed according to the geographic coverage agreed with participating installers.
Insurance
Appropriate insurance can form part of installer onboarding where required.
Experience
Previous work and references can be requested where relevant.
Ongoing review
Participation can be reviewed if repeated quality concerns arise.
A proper solar quote should be based on the actual property.
Potential savings depend on electricity usage, tariff, roof and site conditions, system design, battery strategy and when the property consumes power. A generic percentage on a website cannot replace a site-specific assessment.
Buy defined solar enquiries instead of generic “leads”.
The lead product is shaped around contactability, geography, project intent and any additional qualification your installation business needs.
Start per lead. Move to volume when the economics work.
Geography, exclusivity and qualification depth affect the final lead model.
Test the channel first.
For installers that want to test the lead source without a monthly allocation.
- Agreed geographic coverage
- Defined lead criteria
- Contactable enquiry
- Exclusivity terms agreed upfront
- Invalid-lead policy agreed upfront
Build a steadier sales pipeline.
For installers wanting an agreed monthly lead arrangement rather than buying sporadically.
- Monthly lead allocation model
- Defined geography
- Qualification rules upfront
- Better planning for sales teams
- Review and pause terms agreed commercially
Own the campaign and incoming leads.
For installers that want Dsign to manage paid acquisition into their own website or landing page.
- Google / Meta campaign management
- Landing-page recommendations
- Conversion tracking
- Lead data goes directly to your business
- Ad spend separate from management fee
From criteria to follow-up.
Define the lead
Areas, project type, contactability and any practical screening requirements.
Agree the terms
Price, exclusivity, invalid-lead policy and expected volume.
Enquiries are screened
Incoming solar enquiries are checked against the agreed criteria.
Your sales team follows up
The installer handles site assessment, system design, pricing, finance and installation acceptance.
What solar buyers and installers usually want to know.
Yes. Dsign does not charge the person submitting the solar enquiry to use the quote-routing form.
That depends on electricity usage, tariff, roof and site conditions, system design, battery strategy and how the property uses power. A participating installer should provide a site-specific estimate.
No. Start with the property, electricity usage and your main goal. System sizing should follow the actual requirement rather than being guessed by the buyer.
Pay-per-verified-lead pricing is R250 per lead. Monthly allocations start from R1,900/month. Final terms can vary with geography, exclusivity and qualification depth.
They can be exclusive or shared depending on the commercial arrangement. The delivery rule is agreed before leads begin.
Replacement rules are agreed upfront. Examples can include unusable contact details, a location outside the agreed service area or an enquiry outside the agreed qualification criteria.
Tell us what a valuable solar enquiry looks like to your business.
Start with service areas, ideal project type, exclusivity preference and approximate monthly volume. We can define the lead product before paid delivery begins.
Installer enquiry form
Send the business details and the types of projects you want.