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

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Most visitors to a solar installer's website leave without enquiring. A free solar calculator embedded on your site changes that: it lets a homeowner get an instant estimate of system size, cost and savings, and captures their details as a lead for you - 24/7.

This page lets you request a free solar calculator to add to your own website. Enter your details below and we will email you the embed code and setup instructions.

Why every solar installer should have a calculator on their website

More leads from traffic you already have

Most visitors to a solar website leave without enquiring. A calculator gives them a reason to engage and a reason to share their details.

Better-qualified leads

Because the visitor enters their bill, roof and location, every lead arrives with the context you need to follow up - not just a name and number.

Instant credibility

An interactive estimate makes your site feel modern and trustworthy, which matters when a homeowner is choosing between installers.

Works 24/7

The calculator captures enquiries while you are on site or asleep, and drops them straight into your pipeline.

How it works

  • 1. Request it: Fill in the form above. We email you a short embed code and setup instructions.
  • 2. Add it to your site: Paste one snippet into your website (works with WordPress, Wix, Webflow and plain HTML). It takes a few minutes.
  • 3. Leads flow in: Every visitor who runs an estimate becomes a lead - captured with their inputs, ready for follow-up in your CRM.

What the calculator estimates

From a visitor's monthly electricity bill or roof size, the calculator estimates a suitable system size in kW, the indicative system cost, the PM Surya Ghar subsidy where eligible, the payback period and the long-term savings. To see the full breakdown, the visitor enters their name and contact - and that is your lead.

Turn calculator leads into customers

A calculator captures the enquiry; a CRM closes it. The leads from your website calculator can flow straight into the Fuzen Solar CRM, where every enquiry gets follow-up reminders, lead scoring, and a one-click solar quotation. See how to track solar leads, grab a free solar lead management template, or the best solar design software to pair with it.

Capture, then close
Put the free calculator on your site to capture leads, and run the whole pipeline - follow-ups, scoring, quotations, install scheduling - in the Fuzen Solar CRM.
See the Solar CRM →

Frequently asked questions

How do I add a solar calculator to my website?

Request the free calculator using the form above. We email you a small embed code and instructions - paste the snippet into your website (WordPress, Wix, Webflow or plain HTML) and the calculator appears. It takes a few minutes, no coding needed.

Is the solar calculator really free?

Yes. The embeddable solar calculator is free for installers. You request it, add it to your site, and it starts capturing leads. The leads it generates can flow straight into the Fuzen Solar CRM.

What does the solar calculator estimate?

Based on the visitor's electricity bill or roof, it estimates a suitable system size, the indicative cost, the PM Surya Ghar subsidy where eligible, payback period and long-term savings - then captures the visitor's details so you can follow up.

Does it capture leads?

Yes - that is the point. When a visitor runs an estimate and enters their contact details to see the full result, they become a lead with all their inputs attached, ready for you to call back.

Can the leads go into my CRM?

Yes. The calculator is designed to feed leads into a solar CRM such as Fuzen, so every website enquiry lands in your pipeline with follow-up reminders, scoring and quotations.

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.