Tool: your numbers, your browser
Your install records, multiplied by a rate you set.
Three numbers, multiplied. Nothing you type leaves your browser unless you ask for the breakdown.
Your numbers
A rough number is fine. Whatever the CRM or the spreadsheet says.
What a retrofit invoices at in your business. We have not pre-filled it, because we would only be guessing at your prices.
This is an assumption, and it is yours to set. It starts at 3% because a slider has to start somewhere. We are not claiming you would get 3%.
The arithmetic
Nothing to show yet. Put your customer count and your average job value in and the working appears here, line by line.
The breakdown by email
Four things this cannot tell you
- Whose assumption produced the numberNothing is baked in. Both fields start empty, because pre-filling them would put our guess about your business on your screen. If the answer looks optimistic, the rate you set is optimistic, and you can move it.
- How many leads a campaign would produceNobody can tell you that before seeing your list, and anyone who does is guessing.
- How many of your customers have already claimedThe Clean Energy Regulator allows certificates for only one battery system per premises, so an address that has claimed is spent. Your records cannot see a battery somebody else installed, and neither can we.
- TimingThe Clean Energy Regulator sets the rate by the installation date, not the date a contract is signed. What your crews can install inside a window matters more than the size of the list. See the campaign page.
Rebate figures verified 23 August 2026 · Sources: Clean Energy Regulator — Solar batteries, Clean Energy Regulator — Battery rebates are changing 1 May 2026