Turn Solar Interest Into Booked Consultations.
An AI voice agent that qualifies homeowners, answers common questions, and fills your consultants' calendars.
Solar Companies
A homeowner fills out a web form late on a Sunday after a painful electric bill arrives. By Monday afternoon, other installers have called and yours has not. Solar leads are expensive and cool off fast, because the homeowner is comparing several companies and books with the one that reached them while the bill was still on the counter.
Even the leads that do get a callback are often a poor fit: a renter, a roof near the end of its life, a yard full of mature oaks, or a credit profile that will not clear financing. Consultants drive out and learn in person what one phone call could have settled.
The agent calls a new lead within seconds of the form arriving and picks up inbound calls day or night. It asks your qualification questions: does the caller own the home, what is the average electric bill, how old is the roof and which way does it face, how much shade falls on it, and what credit range applies. It answers general questions about how solar works and your financing types, using explanations you approve. A homeowner who fits gets a consultation booked, in-home or virtual, with a confirmation and a reminder to upload a recent utility bill. The record syncs to your CRM with the answers and the transcript.
Capabilities
What it handles
- Speed-to-lead outreach for web and ad inquiries, inside the calling windows you set
- Homeowner qualification and roof suitability screening
- General questions about how solar works, financing types, and the installation process
- Consultation booking for in-home or virtual appointments
- Utility bill upload reminders sent before consultations
- Install-day scheduling and project status updates for signed customers
- Battery storage and referral program follow-up calls
Accurate, careful messaging
The agent shares only what you have approved and never promises a savings figure, an incentive, or a tax outcome. When a homeowner asks what the tax credit will be worth to them, the agent says that depends on their situation and leaves it to the consultant. It explains net metering or the difference between a lease and a loan in general terms; the proposal and the numbers come from your consultant. Outbound calls honor your attempt limits and do-not-call rules.
In practice
A typical call
A homeowner submits an ad form and the agent calls back moments later. It confirms the caller owns the home, asks about the electric bill, the age and orientation of the roof, and how much of it sits in afternoon shade, then asks the credit range question the installer requires. The answers fit, so the agent books a virtual consultation, sends a confirmation, and schedules a bill upload reminder. The consultant finds the answers, the transcript, and the appointment in the CRM.
Outcomes
The outcome
More leads get reached, because the callback goes out while the homeowner is still thinking about the bill. Consultations are better qualified, so fewer trips end at a shaded roof or a renter's door. Your consultants spend their time with homeowners ready to move forward, and your cost per acquisition drops. On the dashboard you can see the share of leads the agent reached, which of those calls turned into a booked consultation, and why some went to a person.
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Stop paying for leads that never get called. Book a demo and hear the agent qualify a homeowner in real time.