A solar website that books a roof survey.
The offer, the cities served, the equipment installed, and a form an installer can actually schedule.
Starting fee ₹85,000, plus GST. The column marked on this page is that scope. The other published columns are below.
The website’s job is the survey, not the datasheet.
The system prices reported by the Financial Express on 7 October 2026, and cited on the solar SEO page, are why an installer who closes jobs can fund this build. The site has to turn that interest into a roof visit. A grid of panel wattages does not.
An installer with many cities and a project archive is the Growth Site at ₹1,50,000, plus GST. Photographs are the company’s own, or they are not used.
Installer sites that do not produce a visit.
Problems this build is meant to remove, when they are present.
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The offer is unclear
Residential and commercial sit in one block of text. The visitor cannot tell which one this company wants.
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Savings are asserted
A number with no roof, no tariff and no assumption is not a feature. It is a claim the company will have to defend.
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The form asks for nothing useful
A name and an email, with no city and no sense of the bill, is not a survey an installer can schedule.
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Projects that are not theirs
Stock roofs presented as completed jobs are refused. So is a map of cities the crew does not cover.
What the build contains.
Five to seven pages, unless the city list and the project archive are genuinely large.
- 01
Two offers, if both are real
Residential and commercial separated. One of them omitted if the company does not sell it.
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A survey form
Name, phone, city, rough monthly bill. Tested into the inbox that books visits.
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Service area
Cities written as a list the company will stand behind, not as a page factory.
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Equipment only when it is installed
Brands the company fits. No logo wall of everything available in the market.
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Three months of edits
Inside ₹85,000. Care after that is ₹12,000 a month, plus GST, or it stops.
How a website project runs
The wireframe is the survey form. Design does not start until the company has confirmed the cities and the offers.
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Discovery
What the business sells, who buys it, and what an enquiry has to collect. A booking tool or a catalogue that is not in the quote is named as out of scope.
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Sitemap and wireframes
The pages listed on this page, and a wireframe of the enquiry path, before visual design starts.
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Design
A layout for those pages, from scratch. Not a template with the logo dropped on.
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Build
Responsive pages, a CMS a non-developer can edit, and basic technical SEO: titles, headings, speed, and schema that matches the content.
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Content
A draft against the brief. Prices, clinical claims, legal explanations and project facts are the client's to correct before launch.
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Test and launch
The form is tested into the inbox the client names. Old URLs that already receive enquiries are redirected. Three months of small edits are inside the fee.
Lead with the visit. Put the wattage second.
The site is fast on a phone, because that is where the search happens, and the phone number matches the Google profile. Old URLs are redirected if the current site already receives survey requests.
Search after launch is SEO for solar companies. The build puts the structure in. It does not keep publishing city pages by itself.
The sitemap.
A savings calculator is not on it unless the assumptions are ones the company will publish.
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Home
Who installs, where, and how to book a survey.
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Residential solar
The householder’s path. Subsidy language that does not guarantee the subsidy.
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Commercial solar
Present only when the company does that work.
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Service areas
Cities with a crew. Not a list of every district.
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Survey
The fields an installer needs in order to turn up.
Features, including the ones that stay out.
A quoted integration is built. An unquoted one is not implied.
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Survey form
The conversion. Required fields are the ones the company uses to schedule.
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Click to call
The number that answers, on every page.
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Own project photos
Used when the company supplies them. Stock is not labelled as a job.
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No guaranteed-saving calculator
An illustration is possible only with the assumptions visible, and without a promised bill or payback.
No installer site is shown as ours.
The panels in the image were generated for this site. They are not a client installation. No solar website is published here as a portfolio piece.
A later example would be the company’s own pages and photographs, described as a build, without a generation or payback claim attached.
Published client work has to meet the case study standard. This page does not invent one to fill the gap.
A local installer site is ₹85,000.
Many cities and a real project archive are the ₹1,50,000 build.
GST on these services is 18%. Three months of management are inside the fee. Care after that is ₹12,000 a month, plus GST, or it stops. Domain and hosting are billed at cost.
One-time project fee, excluding GST. Billed 50% up front and 50% at launch. The number in the column is the fee for that scope.
- Starts here
Local Presence
Residential and, if real, commercial. A survey form. The cities served.
₹85,000 project fee, plus GST
A fast, credible site that ranks in the local pack and turns a phone-first visitor into a call or a booking.
- 5–7 pages, designed from scratch — no template
- Content plan and page-by-page copy outline, written before design starts
- Local SEO built into the structure: service and location page architecture, LocalBusiness schema, NAP consistency
- Google Business Profile connected and optimised
- Lead form, click-to-call and directions on every page
- Enquiries piped into your CRM, inbox or WhatsApp — connected and tested
- Mobile-first build, Core Web Vitals pass
- GA4 and Search Console configured and verified
- 3 months of website management included — updates, backups, uptime and small edits
What you are paying forA site you own outright, structured so a local search can actually find it, with the content plan, the CRM connection and a quarter of management already inside the fee. No template licence, no page-builder subscription, no bill for the first small edit you ask for.
Around 3 weeks from content handover. After the included three months, website management is the care plan, or it stops.
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Growth Site
A larger installer: more cities, a project archive, more templates.
₹1,50,000 project fee, plus GST
A site built to be added to — templates, a real CMS and an internal linking structure that can carry a content programme.
- 10–15 pages plus a CMS-driven blog
- Full content plan: page inventory, keyword mapping, briefs and a six-month publishing calendar you can hand to any writer
- Reusable service, location and landing page templates
- On-page SEO for an agreed target keyword set
- CRM integration — HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive or your own — with lead source and campaign passed through on every form
- Conversion tracking: events, goals and form attribution
- Speed and Core Web Vitals pass on every template
- Content migration and 301 mapping from the existing site
- 3 months of website management included, then 30 days of post-launch support on top
What you are paying forTemplates your team can publish against without a developer, a six-month content calendar to fill them, and leads landing in the CRM with their source attached. The build is the part that stops being a bottleneck — everything after launch is you adding pages, not paying for them.
Around 5–6 weeks. Includes one round of structural revision and two rounds of design revision. After the included three months, website management is the care plan, or it stops.
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Larger site
A catalogue or a portal. Not this package.
₹2,50,000 project fee, plus GST
A larger site: a design system, templates for a catalogue or a long content programme, and enquiries that land in the CRM with their source attached.
- 20+ pages on a documented design system
- Content strategy for the whole site: cluster map, page inventory, briefs and a twelve-month publishing calendar
- Templates for service, catalogue, comparison and location pages, ready for the team to fill
- A CMS so the business can publish without a developer
- CRM integration — Zoho, HubSpot, or the system the business already runs — with the source attached to every enquiry
- The enquiry path instrumented end to end, including the pages that should produce a conversation
- Full migration with redirect mapping and rank protection
- 3 months of website management included, then 60 days of post-launch support on top
What you are paying forA documented design system, templates the team can publish against, and a migration that maps the old URLs. The fee above is the fixed project fee for this scope.
8–12 weeks depending on page count and integrations. Scope is fixed in writing before the first invoice. After the included three months, website management is the care plan, or it stops.
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The starting fee named on this page is ₹85,000, plus GST, for the scope marked "Starts here". The full wording, and the add-ons, are on the pricing page. The work is done by Shruti Parashar, from Sonipat, for businesses in India. There is no office in Delhi, Gurugram or Noida.
The same service, without this industry, is the Website development page. The other half of this industry is SEO for solar.
Questions about the solar build.
How much does a website for a solar company cost?
₹85,000, plus GST, for a from-scratch site of five to seven pages, including a site-survey form and separate residential and commercial offers where both are real. A larger installer site is ₹1,50,000, plus GST. Hosting and the domain are billed at cost.
Can the site include a savings calculator?
Only as a clearly labelled illustration, with the assumptions visible, and without a promised bill or payback. A calculator that invents a saving for every roof is not built.
Who writes the subsidy explanation?
We draft it against the public scheme and the company corrects it. The page tells the household to confirm eligibility on the national portal. It does not say the company can guarantee the subsidy.
Send the site. The reply says whether this build fits.
If the business is outside solar, or this scope is the wrong size, the reply says so. There is no calendar on this page. The form is the request.
Replies usually go out within one working day.