Send your bill
A photo of your MERALCO, VECO or Davao Light statement. That is the whole first step.
Send us your electricity bill. We work out your system size, your all-in price and what you would save every month, then hand you installers we have already checked.

A checked installer, an honest production figure and a price you can compare are what turn it from a purchase into an investment. That is the part we handle.

Nobody shows the math behind the price.
Your number gets passed around after one enquiry.
No way to check who is actually licensed.
Net metering explained after it is on the roof.

Every assumption on screen, and yours to change.
Your number stays private until you say so.
Registration and licence checked before you meet.
Net metering explained before you commit.
A photo of your MERALCO, VECO or Davao Light statement. That is the whole first step.
Satellite imagery and local sunshine data give us the size your home actually needs.
Your price, your savings, your financing, and installers near you we have already checked.
The Philippines pays the highest electricity rates in Southeast Asia.And Metro Manila rates are up 27% in the last two years alone
How many kW you need, and whether on-grid, hybrid or off-grid suits how you actually live.
Usable area, orientation and shading, measured from satellite imagery by our own system.
What your roof would really make across a year, from measured Philippine output rather than brochure figures.
How many years before the system has paid for itself, against your bill and your usage.
What the money does over twenty-five years, next to leaving it exactly where it is.
Panels, inverter, mounting, labour and permits together. No line items appearing later.
Two things we are building right now. Join the waitlist and you will be the first to see them.
Thanks. You are on the list.
Yes, and it stays free. No card, no trial, no catch. We earn from installer partners who get to meet homeowners who are genuinely ready, never from selling your contact details.
Type in roughly what you pay each month and your city. That is enough for a first estimate. Upload a bill later and the numbers get sharper.
No. Plenty of people run the numbers, find solar does not suit their roof yet, and leave. That is a useful answer too, and it costs nothing.
The assessment is about three minutes. After that it is your pace. Most homeowners take a few weeks to compare installers and sort financing.
Grab your latest bill. Three minutes from now you will know.