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In a Solar Loan, the host customer owns the solar energy system from the start. This means the host receives all tax credits and incentives, and the lender receives financing payments.
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In a Solar Lease, the lessor (typically a bank) owns the solar equipment and receives all tax credits and incentives in addition to lease payments from the customer. These usually have a buyout clause at the end of seven years.
Learn moreCreate accounts for your sales team on SolRates' online platform. Setup is a breeze, and we'll help you along the way.
Once you've set up your accounts, you and your team members can easily add your commercial projects to the platform.
SolRates automatically evaluates project factors to model the best financing options from participating banks.
SolRates is the leading software platform designed to accelerate commercial energy projects. We empower solar, EV charger, and energy storage installers by providing a powerful tool to generate compelling proposals that show customers the estimated financial impacts of working with our participating banks.
From small standalone PV systems to large multi-site customer solar installations, SolRates makes it easy to understand the value of going solar with financing tailored to your commercial project. With specialized financing options from participating banks, we offer attractive financing on projects from $100K to $10M.
Note: For projects over $250k, installers must have at least three years in business and three interconnected commercial solar projects to qualify for a SolRates account.
Regulatory Disclosure: SolRates is a commercial software vendor, not a lender or a loan broker. Financing options presented in proposals are estimates based on historical financings from participating banks. Participating banks require their own independent credit review and approval before they extend an offer for credit.