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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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.
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'.
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.
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.
Three structural reasons, and none of them are hype.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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".
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.
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.
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