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Free Solar Calculator Widget for Your Website: Embed It and Capture Leads into Your CRM (2026)

Pushkar Gaikwad
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Turn your website visitors into qualified solar leads

Embed a free solar savings calculator on your installer website. Homeowners enter their electricity bill, see their PM Surya Ghar subsidy and 25-year savings instantly — then submit their details straight into your SolarFlow CRM. Zero coding, 3-minute setup.

Watch the full walkthrough (12 min)

Why every solar installer needs a calculator widget on their website

Most solar installer websites have a generic "Contact Us" form. The problem? A homeowner who has no idea what solar will cost them is unlikely to fill it out. A solar calculator widget changes that equation completely — the visitor gets an instant, personalized estimate, and by the time they see their Rs 14 lakh savings figure, they are far more willing to share their contact details.

Instant lead qualification

Every lead arrives with bill amount, recommended system size, subsidy amount, and expected savings already calculated. Your sales reps skip discovery calls and go straight to quoting.

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Capture high-intent visitors

A homeowner who enters their electricity bill and sees a Rs 14 lakh savings estimate is far more likely to convert than a visitor who hits a cold "Contact Us" form.

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CRM-connected, not siloed

Leads flow directly into your SolarFlow CRM pipeline — no CSV exports, no manual entry, no missed contacts. Every widget submission is a CRM record tagged with source "Website Solar Calculator."

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Zero technical skill required

Copy one block of code, paste it into any website builder — WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, or raw HTML. The embed code auto-includes your CRM credentials. No API keys to configure.

What the visitor sees: how the solar savings calculator works

The solar calculator widget presents a clean, branded interface on your website. The visitor enters their monthly electricity bill (with a slider for quick adjustment from Rs 500 to Rs 50,000) and optionally their available roof area. One tap on "Calculate Savings" reveals the full estimate.

Solar Savings Calculator widget live preview showing the orange header with sun icon, Monthly Electricity Bill input field with Rs 3,000 and slider (Rs 500 to Rs 50,000), and Available Roof Area field

The results grid: 6 key metrics at a glance

After calculating, the visitor instantly sees six key metrics in a visual card grid. Here is what a homeowner with a Rs 3,000 monthly electricity bill would see:

System Size
3 kW
8 panels
Total Cost
Rs 1,80,000
Before subsidy
Govt. Subsidy
Rs 78,000
PM Surya Ghar
Your Investment
Rs 1,02,000
After subsidy
Monthly Savings
Rs 2,920
On electricity
Payback Period
2.9 yrs
ROI timeline
25-Year Total Savings
Rs 14,04,254
CO2 offset: 3.6 tons/yr • Annual generation: 4,380 kWh/yr

Conversion design: The lead capture form appears only after the visitor sees their personalized savings estimate. This anchoring technique — showing the Rs 14 lakh benefit before asking for contact details — dramatically increases form completion rates compared to a cold "Contact Us" page.

Solar calculator results showing 6 metric cards: System Size 5 kW (13 panels), Total Cost Rs 3,00,000, Govt Subsidy Rs 78,000 (PM Surya Ghar), Your Investment Rs 2,22,000, Monthly Savings Rs 4,867, Payback Period 3.8 years, and the green 25-Year Total Savings banner showing Rs 23,21,757

Lead capture form: "Get Your Free Quote"

Immediately after the results, a "Get Your Free Quote" form appears with just 4 fields — name, phone, email, and city. The subheading reassures the visitor: "A solar expert will contact you within 24 hours." The form auto-formats Indian phone numbers to +91 and submits directly to your SolarFlow CRM.

Solar calculator Get Your Free Quote lead capture form with fields for Your Name, Phone Number, Email Address, and City, plus the orange Get Free Quote button and Powered by SolarFlow CRM footer

What you see in your CRM: leads with full context

When a visitor uses the solar calculator on your website and submits their details, the lead appears instantly in your SolarFlow CRM Leads page — in a Kanban pipeline view. Each widget lead arrives with:

  • Status: "New" (ready for first contact)
  • Source: "Website Solar Calculator" (filterable)
  • Contact details: Name, phone (+91 formatted), email, city
  • Calculator data: Bill amount, system size (kW), total cost, subsidy amount, net investment, monthly savings, annual savings, 25-year savings, payback period

Your sales reps can immediately see what the visitor's bill is, what system was recommended, what the subsidy covers, and start the conversation with full context. No discovery call needed — the calculator already did that work.

SolarFlow CRM Leads page with Kanban board showing columns NEW, CONTACTED, and SURVEY SCHEDULED, with a lead card for Suresh showing Rs 5,000 per month bill and Maharashtra location

How to add the solar calculator to your website (5 steps, 3 minutes)

The entire setup takes under 3 minutes. No coding knowledge needed.

SolarFlow CRM Setup Instructions page showing platform tabs for WordPress, Wix, Webflow, and HTML with step-by-step embed instructions, plus the Live Preview section below
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Sign in to SolarFlow CRM

Log in at your SolarFlow CRM subdomain (e.g. yourcompany.fuzen.app). If you do not have an account yet, start a free trial.

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Go to Solar Calculator in the sidebar

Click "Solar Calculator" in the sidebar menu. The page shows your embed code, setup instructions for each website platform, and a live preview of the widget.

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Copy your embed code

Click the "Copy Code" button. The embed snippet is auto-generated with your unique CRM credentials already baked in — there is nothing to configure.

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Paste on your website

Add the code to any page using your website builder's HTML embed feature. The Solar Calculator page in SolarFlow CRM includes step-by-step instructions for WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, and raw HTML.

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Leads start flowing into your CRM

When a visitor uses the calculator and submits their details, the lead appears instantly in your CRM's Leads page — with status "New" and source "Website Solar Calculator."

SolarFlow CRM Solar Calculator page showing the How It Works section (Copy Code, Paste, Visitors Calculate, Leads in CRM) and the embed code textarea with Copy Code button

Supported website platforms:

WordPress Wix Webflow Squarespace Shopify Raw HTML

The widget uses Shadow DOM for complete style isolation — it will not break your website's CSS, and your website will not break the calculator's design. It works on any platform that accepts custom HTML.

Solar calculator specifications

The calculator uses current India-market parameters for accurate estimates. These are the default values — they can be customized to match your region's tariffs and costs:

ParameterDefault Value
Electricity tariffRs 8/unit (India average)
Generation capacity4 kWh per kW per day
Installation costRs 60,000 per kW
Roof area per kW100 sq ft
Panel wattage400W
Panel degradation0.5% per year
Electricity escalation5% per year
Maintenance costRs 2,000 per year

PM Surya Ghar subsidy rates (built into the calculator)

The solar calculator has the current PM Surya Ghar government subsidy rates pre-configured. This is the single biggest conversion hook — homeowners searching for "pm surya ghar calculator" or "solar subsidy calculator india" want to know exactly how much government money they can claim. Your calculator tells them instantly.

System SizeSubsidy RateExample
Up to 2 kWRs 30,000 per kW2 kW system = Rs 60,000 subsidy
2 to 3 kWRs 18,000 per kW (incremental)3 kW system = Rs 78,000 subsidy
Above 3 kWCapped at Rs 78,0005 kW system = Rs 78,000 subsidy

Marketing angle: The subsidy is the hook. "Rs 78,000 government subsidy — are you eligible?" drives homeowners to use the calculator. Once they see their personalized estimate, the lead form appears. That is how a solar calculator widget on your website generates 3-5x more leads than a generic contact form.

Customizable to match your brand

The solar calculator widget is fully customizable. You can adjust:

  • Calculations: Change tariff rates, installation costs, generation assumptions, and subsidy parameters to match your region
  • UI design: Customize colors, fonts, and layout to match your website branding
  • Branding: Add your company logo and personalize the messaging
  • Lead form fields: Configure which fields the lead capture form collects

Everything runs inside a Shadow DOM container, so the widget's styles never interfere with your host website — and your website's CSS never breaks the calculator.

Solar lead generation: why a calculator beats paid leads

Most solar installers spend Rs 500-2,000 per lead buying from aggregator platforms. The leads are shared with 3-5 other installers, and conversion rates hover around 2-5%. A solar calculator for your website flips this model:

FactorAggregator LeadsCalculator Widget Leads
Cost per leadRs 500-2,000Rs 0 (included in SolarFlow CRM)
ExclusivityShared with 3-5 installers100% exclusive — your website, your lead
Lead qualityName + phone onlyBill amount, system size, subsidy, savings, payback — full context
Conversion rate2-5%8-15% (anchored by savings estimate)
CRM integrationCSV export, manual entryAuto-synced to SolarFlow CRM pipeline
Brand buildingNone — aggregator owns the relationshipCalculator on YOUR site builds YOUR brand

The math is straightforward: if your website gets 1,000 visitors a month and 5% use the calculator (50 people), and 30% of those submit the form (15 leads), you are generating 15 exclusive, context-rich leads per month at zero incremental cost. Compare that to buying 15 shared leads at Rs 1,000 each — Rs 15,000/month for lower-quality contacts.

Start capturing solar leads from your website today

The Solar Calculator widget is included free with every SolarFlow CRM account. Start your free trial, copy the embed code, and paste it on your website — leads start flowing into your CRM pipeline within minutes.

Start Free SolarFlow CRM Trial →

Frequently asked questions

How do I add a solar calculator to my website?

Sign in to your SolarFlow CRM account, go to the Solar Calculator page in the sidebar, click "Copy Code", and paste the embed snippet into any page on your website using your platform's HTML embed feature. The widget works on WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, and any site that accepts custom HTML. The entire setup takes under 3 minutes.

Is the solar calculator widget really free?

Yes. The solar calculator widget is included free with every SolarFlow CRM account — there are no additional charges for embedding it on your website. Start a free trial to get your embed code immediately.

What does the solar calculator estimate?

The calculator shows the visitor six key metrics: recommended system size (kW and number of panels), total installation cost, PM Surya Ghar government subsidy amount, net investment after subsidy, monthly electricity savings, and payback period. It also displays 25-year total savings, CO2 offset, and annual generation figures.

Does it capture leads automatically?

Yes. After the visitor sees their solar estimate, a "Get Your Free Quote" form appears asking for name, phone, email, and city. When they submit, the lead — along with all calculated figures — lands directly in your SolarFlow CRM as a new lead record tagged "Website Solar Calculator."

Does the calculator include PM Surya Ghar subsidy rates?

Yes. The current PM Surya Ghar subsidy slabs are built in: Rs 30,000/kW for the first 2 kW, Rs 18,000/kW for the 3rd kW (incremental), and a cap of Rs 78,000 for systems above 3 kW. The calculator automatically applies the correct subsidy based on the recommended system size.

Can I customize the calculator's appearance and calculations?

Yes. The widget supports full customization — you can adjust tariff rates, installation costs, generation assumptions, and subsidy parameters to match your region. You can also customize the UI design, colors, and branding to match your website. Everything runs in a Shadow DOM container for complete style isolation.

Will the widget break my website's design?

No. The solar calculator uses Shadow DOM for complete style isolation. This means the widget's CSS never interferes with your host website's styles, and your website's CSS never affects the calculator. It is a fully self-contained component.

How is this different from buying solar leads from aggregators?

Aggregator leads cost Rs 500-2,000 each and are shared with 3-5 installers. Calculator widget leads are free (included in SolarFlow CRM), 100% exclusive to you, and arrive with full context — bill amount, system size, subsidy, savings, and payback period. Your sales team skips discovery and goes straight to quoting.

What is a solar ROI calculator?

A solar ROI calculator helps homeowners estimate their return on investment from installing rooftop solar panels. It factors in electricity bills, system size, installation cost, government subsidies (like PM Surya Ghar), panel degradation, electricity price escalation, and maintenance costs to show the payback period and long-term savings. The SolarFlow calculator widget does all of this and also captures the visitor's contact details as a lead in your CRM.

Can I use this solar calculator for commercial or industrial projects?

The default configuration targets residential rooftop solar under PM Surya Ghar. For commercial/industrial (C&I) projects, you can customize the calculator parameters — tariff rates, system sizing rules, and subsidy parameters — to match C&I project economics. Contact SolarFlow support for guidance on configuring C&I calculators.

Your website is already getting visitors. Start converting them into solar leads.

Embed the solar calculator widget in 3 minutes. Every lead flows directly into your SolarFlow CRM pipeline — qualified, context-rich, and ready for follow-up.

Start Free SolarFlow CRM Trial →
Pushkar Gaikwad

Pushkar is a seasoned SaaS entrepreneur. A graduate from IIT Bombay, Pushkar has been building and scaling SaaS / micro SaaS ventures since early 2010s. When he witnessed the struggle of non-technical micro SaaS entrepreneurs first hand, he decided to build Fuzen as a nocode solution to help these micro SaaS builders.