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Check your savings
Answer 6 quick questions for your personalised solar + battery savings and rebate estimate. Takes about 60 seconds.
Australia-wide · CEC-accredited installers
How much could you save with solar + battery, plus your 2026 rebate?
Feed-in tariffs have crashed to a few cents, so exporting your solar barely pays anymore. A battery lets you store and use your own power instead of giving it away. Answer 6 quick questions to see your personalised savings and rebate estimate.
Federal battery program, year one 457,439 batteries installed · now 1 in 17 Aussie homes
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The 2026 reality
Why exporting your solar no longer pays
Feed-in tariffs have collapsed. The money is now in using your own power, not selling it back, and that is exactly what a battery does.
2–9c
per kWh is all you are paid to export solar now
30–50c+
per kWh you pay to buy that power back at night
5–8×
more value from using your own power than exporting it
The battery boom, street by street
1,255 batteries installed every day, and counting
That was the national daily average across the federal program's first year (Clean Energy Regulator data). From the suburbs to the coast, we match every home with a single accredited installer.
How it works
Three steps. About 60 seconds of effort.
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Send your bill + switchboard photo
Upload your latest bill and a quick photo of your switchboard so we can quote precisely, with no home visit.
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Get your fixed-price quote
A CEC-accredited specialist prepares your exact, fixed-price quote and calls to walk you through it. No site visit, no pressure.
What the switch is worth
Save up to $2,300/yr, says the government
That's the federal estimate for a new solar + battery system, about 90% of a typical bill. Adding a battery to existing solar is estimated at up to $1,100/yr extra.
$5,131 with NSW VPP A 13.5 kWh battery on existing solar attracts $3,631 in federal support today, and the government estimates up to $1,100/yr in extra savings.
$5,826 stacked New 8 kW solar plus a 13.5 kWh battery stacks $5,826 in point-of-sale discounts, and the government estimates savings up to $2,300/yr, about 90% of a typical bill.
$319 lost by waiting A 6.6 kW system in Melbourne gets $1,556 in STC value now. Wait until January and the same system gets $1,237. The rebate shrinks on a legislated schedule.
$4,013 combined WA's Residential Battery Scheme adds $130 per usable kWh (capped at $1,300) on top of the federal discount: about $4,013 combined on a 10 kWh battery for Synergy customers.
$2,956 stacked Victoria's Solar Homes rebate cuts $1,400 off a new system with a matching interest-free loan, on top of $1,556 in federal STC value.
$1,500+/yr, official avg The official average saving from rooftop solar is more than $1,500 a year, and with feed-in tariffs at 3.4 to 6.5 cents most of that now comes from using your own power, not exporting it.
Real people, not a call centre
Who calls you
One honest call with an Australian specialist
No overseas call centre, no script, no pressure. A CEC-accredited specialist confirms your roof, shading and usage, sizes the right system, and gives you a fixed price with every rebate already taken off. If solar is not right for your home, they will tell you.
- One installer, never a pack of salespeople
- Fixed quote, rebates applied up front
- Never sold on, never spammed
Why now
The rebate shrinks about 25% every January
The federal rebate steps down each year until the scheme ends in 2030. Locking in 2026 levels now is worth hundreds more than waiting.
$1,796
2026
~$1,436
2027
~$1,077
2028
~$718
2029
~$359
2030
Straight answers
Questions, answered honestly
Is the quote really free and no-obligation?
Yes. Checking your savings and getting a quote is free, and you are never locked in. We are paid by the installer only if you go ahead with a quote you are genuinely happy with.
Do you really not need to visit my home?
Correct. Your latest bill plus a photo of your switchboard (and ideally your roof) gives our team what they need to prepare an exact, fixed-price quote remotely. No site visit, no rep in your living room. You can still request a visit if you prefer.
How accurate is the on-screen estimate?
It is an indicative range based on your bill size, state and daytime usage, not a binding quote. Your exact figures come once a specialist reviews your bill and switchboard.
How much is a battery after the rebate?
The federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program is worth about $271 per usable kWh gross at the current STC price (typically $244–$252/kWh after installer fees), about $3,631 on a 13.5 kWh battery. Some states add more on top. Your exact net price depends on the battery and your state, and is confirmed in your quote.
I already have solar, can I just add a battery?
Yes. Adding a battery to existing solar is one of the best-value upgrades right now: it lets you use the power you are currently exporting for a few cents instead of buying it back at peak rates.
Which battery brands do you install?
Only CEC-accredited installers fitting quality, in-warranty battery brands. Common options include Tesla Powerwall, Sungrow, BYD and GoodWe, and your specialist will recommend the best fit for your home.
Is my data and my bill safe?
Yes. Your details and documents are used only to prepare your quote and are never sold. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle your information.
See what solar would save you
Answer 6 quick questions for your instant savings and rebate estimate, then a specialist confirms your exact figure with no home visit. Free, no obligation.
Check my savings457,439 batteries installed under the federal program in year one · now 1 in 17 Aussie homes