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Exclusive battery retrofit enquiries from Australian homeowners who already own solar and want storage added to it. Survey-qualified, named consent, delivered in real time.

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Homeowners with an existing rooftop solar system adding battery storage.
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Brand new. Not recycled.

Your leads haven't been generated yet. They're created fresh for your order through live paid advertising. Every prospect clicks an ad, fills out a survey, and is delivered to you in real-time. No databases. No cold lists.

Exclusive to you. 1:1 consent.

Every lead is assigned to exactly one business. Before submitting, each homeowner sees a consent form with your business name on it. They're expecting your call specifically, not five competitors'.

Qualified on their existing system.

Before a battery lead reaches you it has answered how big its current solar system is, what the quarterly bill looks like and when it wants to buy. You know whether it's an AC-coupled retrofit or a hybrid swap before you get in the ute.

The 2026 Opportunity

Australia put solar on 4 million roofs.
Nine in ten have no battery.

Rooftop solar is no longer the growth story in Australian residential energy. It's the installed base. Roughly 4.4 million homes already have panels, and the overwhelming majority of them still have nowhere to put the power they generate after 4pm. That mismatch is one of the largest retrofit opportunities in the trade right now, and 2026 is the year the money arrived to close it.

~41%
of Australian households now have rooftop solar — about 4.4 million homes.
Clean Energy Regulator STC installation data, 2026
~4.6%
of Australian homes had a battery at the start of 2026 — the gap you sell into.
Battery uptake reporting, early 2026
~3.7M
homes with rooftop solar and no battery storage attached to it.
Reported estimate of solar homes without storage, 2026
350k
batteries installed in the first 10 months of the federal rebate program.
Australian Government, confirmed May 2026
The retrofit gap, in one picture
Share of Australian households, 2026. Every point of daylight between these two bars is a homeowner who has already bought solar once, already trusts the technology, and has not yet bought a battery.
Households with rooftop solar ~41%
Households with a home battery ~4.6%
Put another way: only about one in nine homes with solar has a battery attached to it. Batteries are almost always paired with solar — the federal rebate requires it — so nearly all of that 4.6% sits inside the 41%. Meanwhile battery installations grew roughly 260% year on year through 2025, with more than 268,000 units going in over the year. New systems are attaching storage at a rapidly rising rate; the installed base hasn't caught up. That lag is the retrofit market.
These people are not cold. They researched solar, compared quotes, signed a contract and watched a system go on their roof. The hard part of the sale already happened. A battery retrofit lead is a second sale to a customer profile that has already proven it buys.
Why It Scales

Why solar battery leads are
easier to scale in 2026.

Three structural reasons, and none of them are hype.

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A warmer, better-qualified audience means a lower cost per lead

A full solar campaign has to find homes without panels and convince them from scratch, with no signal about who is actually in market. A battery retrofit campaign targets ~3.7 million homes that have already bought an energy product once — a smaller pool than the non-solar market, but a far warmer and more precisely targetable one, sold a simpler single-product message. That combination generally produces a cheaper qualified enquiry than a full solar + battery package in most of our service areas, and the live per-lead price for your city is shown on the order form above before you pay a cent.

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Faster turnover from enquiry to installed job

There's no roof assessment from zero, no full system design, no shading study, no re-educating someone on how solar works. The customer knows their bill, knows their system, and is deciding on one product at one price. Smaller ticket than a full solar + battery package means less financing friction and fewer people to convince at the kitchen table, so retrofit jobs typically move from first call to signed sooner.

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Rebates are doing the demand generation for you

The federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program funds around a 30% discount on eligible batteries connected to new or existing rooftop solar. It hit 350,000 installations in its first 10 months, and in December 2025 the government expanded its funding to an estimated $7.2 billion. In several states you can stack a state incentive on top. Homeowners are already searching — you're not creating demand, you're catching it.

Incentives

The rebate clock is
working in your favour.

The federal battery discount is not permanent and it is not flat. It steps down on a schedule, which is exactly the kind of deadline that turns a "maybe next year" homeowner into a quote request this month.

1 July 2025

Cheaper Home Batteries Program starts

The federal government begins funding roughly a 30% discount on eligible small-scale battery systems connected to new or existing rooftop solar. Retrofits are explicitly in scope, which is what opened up the installed base of solar-only homes.

December 2025

Funding expanded to an estimated $7.2 billion

After uptake ran well past forecasts, the program's budget was lifted from an estimated $2.3 billion, with the government pointing to more than 2 million Australians installing a battery by 2030. That is a policy commitment to sustained demand, not a one-season spike.

May 2026

Program hits 350,000 installations — and the step-down accelerates

The government confirmed 350,000 installations in the program's first 10 months. From 1 May 2026 the discount began declining every six months instead of annually, with a tiered reduction for larger systems. Roughly $252 per usable kWh applies to most standard home batteries.

Now

Every step-down is a deadline you can sell against

A shrinking rebate gives your quote something most trades never get: a real, government-published reason to decide now. Homeowners who have sat on a battery quote for a year are watching the discount get smaller every six months — and a published step-down date is a far better closing argument than "prices might go up".

On top of the federal program, some states add their own. NSW offers a Peak Demand Reduction Scheme VPP incentive that stacks with the federal discount, WA runs its own home battery scheme, and the ACT offers interest-free loans for household energy upgrades. Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and the NT are federal-only in 2026 following the closure of earlier state schemes. Rebate settings change — always confirm current eligibility with the relevant scheme before quoting a figure to a customer.
Sources

Figures above are the most recent publicly reported at the time of writing and are rounded. They describe the Australian market, not a guarantee of results for any individual lead order.

See It Live

Creative & Funnel Example

Every solar battery lead follows this flow: qualifying questions that confirm they already own solar and capture their existing system size, named consent to your business, and full contact details including postcode to verify they're in your service area.

01 · The ad
02 · The funnel
03 · Lead captured
04 · Thank you
Sponsored
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Example creative Get Quote
Illustrative creative. Clicking opens the funnel
sydneysolarco.com.au/quote
Step 1 of 5
Do you already have solar panels installed?
Yes, already installed
No, not yet
This first step filters out anyone without existing solar, so you only pay for genuine retrofit prospects.
Lead delivered
SM
Sarah Mitchell
Parramatta NSW 2150
New lead
Phone0412 *** ***
Existing solar6.6kW
Avg quarterly bill$500 - $800
TimelineASAP (Next 30 Days)
ConsentNamed, timestamped
SourceMeta · verified
You're all set.
You'll be contacted by {{business_name}} shortly.
Matched locally Consent captured Obligation-free
Results

What installers are saying.

Real businesses. Real outcomes. Not shared leads.

Lamm Solar
★★★★★

"We get about 70% of leads turning into quality appointments"

LS
Lamm Solar
Solar Installations
AB Built
★★★★★

"I've had some good local leads coming in lately and filling up next year rather quickly and converting around 50%"

AB
AB Built
Contractor
Max & Mitchell
★★★★★

"First sale $25k, next one $39k. Buzzing."

MM
Max & Mitchell
Contractor
SolarHarvest
★★★★★

"Fast setup, great support and higher intent solar leads."

SH
SolarHarvest
Solar Installations
Questions

Questions. Answered straight.

A solar battery lead is a homeowner who already has rooftop solar installed and is actively looking to add battery storage to it. Because the panels are already on the roof, the sale is a single-product retrofit decision rather than a full system design. Our survey confirms they own their home and have existing solar before a lead is ever created, so you're never paying for someone who needs a full solar system quoted from scratch.
Two things happened at once. Australia now has roughly 4.4 million homes with rooftop solar, about 41% of households, but battery ownership was still only around 4.6% of homes at the start of 2026. That leaves approximately 3.7 million homes with solar and no battery — only about one in nine solar homes has storage attached. At the same time the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program, which began on 1 July 2025, funds roughly a 30% discount on eligible batteries connected to new or existing rooftop solar. The government confirmed 350,000 installations in the program's first 10 months and expanded its funding to an estimated $7.2 billion in December 2025. A very large installed base met a very large subsidy, and the retrofit market is what sits in the middle.
In most areas, yes. Not because the audience is bigger — homes without solar still outnumber solar-only homes — but because it is far better qualified. Every home with existing solar has already bought an energy product once, which makes them cheaper to reach and cheaper to convert. The ad message is also a simpler single-product offer, which typically means a lower cost to generate a qualified enquiry. We won't quote you a blanket figure, because it moves by city and by season. Live per-lead pricing for your selected city is shown on the order form above before you pay, and you can compare it against our other lead types yourself.
Structurally, they have less to slow them down. There's no roof assessment from zero, no full system design and no re-educating someone on how solar works, because they've already been through that process once. They know their bill, they know their system, and they're deciding on one product at one price. The ticket is smaller than a full solar and battery package, which usually means less financing friction and fewer decision-makers involved. We're describing the mechanics of the sale, not promising a specific close rate — that still depends on how fast you call and how you quote.
Yes. Every lead is assigned to exactly one business. Before submitting, the homeowner sees a consent form naming your business specifically and agrees to be contacted by you, not by a pool of installers and not by five competitors. That consent record is logged, timestamped and written into the pay-per-lead terms. Nothing is resold and nothing is shared.
Full name, verified mobile, verified email and postcode, plus survey answers covering their existing solar system size, their average quarterly electricity bill and their purchase timeline. Those extra data points are the difference between a name and a job: system size tells you whether it's an AC-coupled retrofit or a hybrid inverter upgrade, bill size tells you what capacity to quote, and timeline tells you who to call first.
Live paid advertising, run on our own accounts, generated fresh for your order. No recycled databases, no cold lists, no rebate or gift-card traffic where someone fills in a form to win something. Every person who becomes a lead clicked a targeted ad, answered the qualifying survey and gave named consent. We won't run the low-grade volume strategies most providers rely on, because that traffic tanks quality and puts ad accounts at risk.
Your first lead typically arrives within a few hours of payment confirmation. Full delivery is typically 7-14 business days depending on volume and targeting, up to 30 days for orders under 100 leads. Orders of 100+ leads can take up to 90 days with no guaranteed schedule. For service areas of 100km+ radius we offer priority delivery and regularly push hundreds of leads within 7-14 days at the same quality. See our Pay Per Lead Terms for full details.
25 leads minimum, and no contract of any kind. No retainer, no lock-in, no minimum ongoing spend. Larger packs carry a volume discount, and orders above 100 leads are arranged directly with us. Buy a pack, receive your leads, done.
Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia and the ACT. You can target a single city with a 50, 75 or 100km radius, supply your own postcode list, or take a whole state. Availability and per-lead pricing vary by area and are shown live on the order form once you pick your city.
If a lead arrives and the contact details are unverifiable, or the lead doesn't match the criteria and service area you set at checkout, we replace it within 7 days. The terms are written clearly, with no grey area.
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3.7 million homes. One battery short.

The rebate steps down every six months. The installed base isn't getting any warmer than it is right now. Buy exclusive solar battery leads and only pay for what actually arrives in your inbox.

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