Cloud-based solar ownership

What is SolarCloud? Plain English, two minutes.

SolarCloud is cloud-based solar ownership: you own real solar panels hosted in professionally managed solar arrays instead of on your own roof. The energy your panels generate is converted to cash and credited to any Australian energy bill each quarter. It is a one-off purchase from $129, regulated by ASIC (ARSN 612 098 110).

Why "cloud-based"?

You stream movies without owning a cinema. You store photos without owning a server. SolarCloud applies the same idea to solar: the panels are real and you own them - they just don't need to be on your roof. Your ownership is tied to you, not your address, so it moves when you move.

Who it's for

Renters (1 in 3 Australians), apartment dwellers, homes with shaded or unsuitable roofs - and anyone who wants to own solar without the $10,000+ battery-and-install path.

How it compares

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Rooftop solarHome batterySolarCloud
Upfront cost$5k-$15k$10k+From $129, one-off
Needs a roof you ownYesYesNo
InstallationYesYesNone
Moves with youNoNoYes
RegulationProduct warrantyProduct warrantyASIC-regulated scheme

The two current offers

$129
one-off · 18-year warranty · limited-time promo
$149
one-off · 25-year warranty · standard

Both are one-off purchases - SolarCloud is not a subscription and has no ongoing fees.

Is SolarCloud legitimate?

Yes - and you should check. SolarCloud is an ASIC-regulated investment product (ARSN 612 098 110, AFSL via LLA Equities). Your money sits within a regulated scheme, not our operating account. Verify the ARSN on ASIC's register.

Not the app called iSolarCloud

Looking for iSolarCloud, the monitoring app for Sungrow inverters? That's a different product entirely - it monitors rooftop hardware. SolarCloud (this site) is cloud-based solar ownership for people who don't have, or don't want, panels on their roof.

Questions people ask

What does SolarCloud cost?

From $129 one-off (promo tier, 18-year warranty) or $149 standard with a 25-year warranty.

Is SolarCloud a subscription?

No - one-off purchase. You own the solar.

Do I need my own roof?

No. Panels are hosted in managed arrays.

How do I get paid?

Cash credits to any Australian energy bill, quarterly.

Who regulates SolarCloud?

ASIC - ARSN 612 098 110, AFSL via LLA Equities.

Own solar from $129

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Questions? hello@solarcloud.com.au · 02 9258 4000