Websites for solar and battery installers.
$3,000 once-off, then $0 a month. A 30+ page website built for Australian solar and battery installers. A page for every system you install and every suburb you cover, with your licence and accreditation details where homeowners can see them.
15-min call first · Preview 72 hrs after deposit · $0/monthHandy Hands Electrical
Off-grid solar and electrical website built by Ampliia AI, with separate pages for off-grid systems, grid to off-grid conversion, batteries and hybrids, and solar repairs, plus 10 regional pages.
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Solar buyers get three quotes. Most installers never make the list.
Homeowners pricing a battery don't ring the first installer they find. They compare brands, sizes and reviews, and they move quickly: the federal battery discount is around 30% off the upfront cost of a home battery, gradually decreasing until 2030.
Lead sites know this. They sell the same homeowner to several installers at once, and the job goes to whoever is cheapest on the day.
A five-page site with one Solar page doesn't help either. Panels, batteries, inverter swaps and repairs are different searches from different buyers, and one page can't answer all of them.
A 30+ page site gives each system and each suburb its own page, with your licence details, photos of your own installs and a quote form that sends the enquiry straight to you.
What goes on a proper solar website.
Every system and service gets its own page, written for the buyer who searches for it, with its own quote form and tap-to-call button.
Solar Panel Systems
Residential systems by size, panel brand pages, and roof type and orientation explained in plain words.
Home Battery Storage
Battery sizing, brand comparisons, backup power, and how the federal battery discount applies to the quote.
Inverter Replacements & Upgrades
Failed inverter swaps, hybrid inverter upgrades for battery-ready systems and warranty questions answered.
Solar Repairs & Maintenance
Fault finding, isolator replacements, panel cleaning and performance checks for systems you didn't install.
EV Chargers & Solar Integration
Home wallbox chargers set up to run off the roof, with the battery and charger questions on one page.
Commercial & Farm Solar
Bigger rooftops and sheds, with a separate quote flow so business enquiries don't get lost among homeowners.
Plus 10 to 20 dedicated suburb pages
Handy Hands Electrical's Build has a page for each region its off-grid work reaches, from Ipswich and Brisbane's western suburbs to Toowoomba and Cape York. Yours gets one for each suburb you install in, each with its own quote form.
What one solar job is worth against the site.
The website is $3,000 once-off and $0 a month after that. Here is how many typical jobs cover it, on published prices and a margin we have assumed. Run your own numbers in the calculator.
10 to 13kWh home battery
- Typical job
- $11,000
- Published range
- $8,000 to $15,000
- Profit at an assumed 15%
- $1,650
- Jobs to cover $3,000
- 2
6.6kW solar system
- Typical job
- $6,000
- Published range
- $4,000 to $8,500
- Profit at an assumed 15%
- $900
- Jobs to cover $3,000
- 4
The 15% margin is an assumption, not a figure from any Client. These are worked examples, not results. After the $3,000 there is nothing left to cover: hosting is $0 a month.
Source: What's The Damage, Solar & Battery Cost Australia 2026 (verified October 2026, GST included)Not sure it pays for itself? Work out how many jobs pay for a $3,000 once-off and $0 a month →
Trade websites we have built.
Real sites built for Australian trade businesses, led by an electrical and solar Build. Mobile first at 375px, with service pages, suburb coverage and direct quote intake.
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Questions solar installers ask us.
A solar installer's website should include separate pages for panels, batteries, inverters and repairs, a page for every suburb you install in, your licence and accreditation details, photos of your own installs, and a quote form with tap-to-call. Homeowners comparing three quotes can then check you properly before they ring.
$3,000 once-off, then $0 a month. A $1,000 Deposit starts the Build and your Preview is ready within 72 hours (3 business days). The $2,000 Balance is only due once you approve the finished site and it goes live. Hosting is included at $0 a month, and you own the code files, domain and copy outright.
On What's The Damage's typical prices and an assumed 15% margin, one $11,000 battery job leaves $1,650, so 2 jobs cover the $3,000 site. A $6,000 6.6kW system leaves $900, so it takes 4. After that there is nothing to pay, because hosting is $0 a month.
Yes. Someone adding a battery to an existing system and someone pricing their first panels are different buyers searching different words. A separate page for each gives search engines a page to match, and lets you answer the questions each buyer asks, like battery sizing or roof orientation, before they call.
Your Preview is ready within 72 hours (3 business days) of your $1,000 Deposit and details arriving. You review the full working site and we make changes until you are happy. Once you approve it and pay the $2,000 Balance, we connect your domain and it usually goes live the same day.
$1,000 starts your Build.
Book a call. We will go through the systems you install, your licence and accreditation details and the suburbs you cover, then show you the finished site before you pay the Balance.