


Solar, explained properly before anyone tries to sell you anything
Not sure if solar actually stacks up for your home?
Take our quick quiz below and we'll connect you with a friendly, accredited solar expert who'll talk you through it. No pressure, no jargon, no door-knockers.
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How it Works

Tell us about your home
Our simple quiz will tell you if you are eligible


See where you stand
A straight read on whether solar suits your roof and your usage,


Speak to a friendly expert
We'll connect you with accredited solar installers. No pressure, no obligation
Client Testimonials

I'd had three quotes before and honestly understood less after them than before. This was the first time anyone explained it in a way that made sense. I finally knew what I was actually looking at.


The bloke who rang was genuinely helpful. He told me my roof shading was going to be an issue and that I should get it looked at before spending anything. Didn't try to sell me a thing.


The bloke who rang was genuinely helpful. He told me my roof shading was going to be an issue and that I should get it looked at before spending anything. Didn't try to sell me a thing.

No. It steps down a little each 1 January as the scheme winds down to 2030, a gradual taper, not a cliff. In 2026 it's worth roughly $1,500 - $2,200 on a typical 6.6kW system, depending on your postcode and the certificate price.
That's the most common thing we hear. Quotes are hard to line up because installers use different panel and inverter brands, different system sizes and different inclusions, so the numbers aren't measuring the same thing. Tell the expert what you've already been quoted and they'll walk you through what to put side by side so you're comparing like with like.
A phone call, usually ten to fifteen minutes, with someone who installs solar and holds current accreditation. If you want a written quote afterwards they'll sort that out. If you don't, the call ends there.
Your quiz answers stay with us and are used to work out what suits your home. We don't sell data to brokers, marketing lists or other comparison sites. You can ask us to delete your details at any time and we'll do it.
Then you've spent ten minutes and learned something, which is a perfectly good outcome. Solar doesn't suit every home and we'd rather tell you that than sign you up. Nobody will chase you, because nobody will have your details.

You get one shot at the rebate for your address, and you'll live with the system for two decades. It's worth talking to someone who'll explain it properly before anyone quotes you.
WattSaveYou does not sell, install, finance or quote on solar systems. We connect Australian homeowners with accredited solar installers, who pay us a fee when you ask to be connected. Savings and rebate figures are indicative only and vary by postcode, system size, household usage, roof orientation and the prevailing small-scale technology certificate price. Federal rebate figures current as at August 2026.. All Rights Reserved.