Homeowners shop for solar on a phone first. If your website does not answer what they type, they call the company whose website does. That is the gap this page is about. We do that work for you. We audit the site you already own, hand you a plan, then fix and improve it every month. We fix what is slow and what is broken on it. A dedicated US account manager runs your account. It is $297 a month, with no contract. The market numbers on this page are measured, and the sources are at the bottom.
No contract · 60-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase · your site stays yours
Solar SEO is the work that gets a solar company found on Google. A homeowner opens a power bill and decides to look at solar. They pull out a phone and search. They read the first few names. Solar SEO is how you become one of those names.
It has three parts. First, pages that answer what homeowners type. Things like "solar panel cost" or "is solar worth it." Second, a website that loads fast and reads well on a phone. Third, clear proof that you are a real, licensed installer. Do all three and you are in the running. Skip them and the company with the better website gets called first.
Owners call this a few things. Solar marketing. Solar advertising. Solar lead generation. Same job, different names. If your company does not come up on Google at all right now, here are the usual reasons why.
We do all three parts for you, on the website you already own. We audit it in full, then hand you a plan for the fixes within 14 days. We fix what is slow and what is broken. We improve the pages you already have: titles, descriptions, schema, internal links. A dedicated US account manager runs your account. It is $297 a month.
One thing that is not in the plan, because owners ask. Google Business Profile management is not part of this plan. We improve the local search signals on the website you already own. Your profile is the free listing that puts you on the map. You keep control of it in your own Google account.
They type plain words, and they type a lot of them. "solar panel installation cost" gets 90,500 searches a month across the US. Below are the eight searches we measured for this trade. The last column is what Google Ads charges for one click on each one.
| What homeowners search (measured demand) | Searches / month | Cost per click (Ads) |
|---|---|---|
| solar panel installation cost | 90,500 | $8.74 |
| solar panel cost | 22,200 | $8.74 |
| solar companies near me | 18,100 | $27.93 |
| solar installers near me | 12,100 | $22.31 |
| solar tax credit | 8,100 | $7.86 |
| solar panels near me | 5,400 | $18.01 |
| is solar worth it | 1,900 | $9.61 |
| best solar companies | 1,300 | $21.38 |
Those eight terms add up to 159,600 searches every month, nationwide. You only need your own slice of it. We measure your exact market before we start.
Now flip it around. Solar owners looking for help with this type things like "solar seo" and "solar marketing agency." Those eight owner-side terms add up to 1,370 searches a month. So there are about 116 homeowner searches for every owner search. Homeowners are looking. Most solar companies are not answering. Other trades sit in the same spot, and you can see their numbers in our market reports.
Look at the last column again. That is what other solar companies pay per click. One click on "solar companies near me" costs $27.93 on Google Ads. The cheapest click we measured still costs $7.86. Nobody bids that on a search that does not lead to work. So the price tells you the searches are worth having.
Now the click math. Buying 100 "solar companies near me" clicks at the measured $27.93 costs about $2,793 a month, forever. The clicks stop the day you stop paying. A page you own answers the same search at no cost per click. That is the whole difference between buying clicks and owning pages.
One home solar install commonly runs $15,000 to $30,000. That is the widely published range for the trade, not our measurement. Our plan costs $297 a month. At the low end of that range, one install is worth about four years of the fee. At the high end it is worth more than eight. The work stays on your site either way, and the site stays yours.
We scanned one real city to show you. In Las Vegas, NV we pulled the top 20 businesses Google shows for "solar companies las vegas." One of those 20 lists no website at all, so we read the 19 that do. Here is the shape of that market, exactly as we found it.
| Sample market snapshot | Las Vegas (measured) |
|---|---|
| Businesses on the map we scanned | 20 |
| Average rating across the top 20 | 4.71★ |
| Median review count (half above, half below) | 90 |
| Websites our scanner could fully read | 15 of 19 |
This is one sample market at a normal metro scale. We run this same scan on YOUR market before we start on your site.
Here is what the full top 20 told us.
Every pin is one of the top 20 businesses on Google's map for "solar companies las vegas." The date we measured is in the sources box below. Bigger circle = more reviews. Want the plain steps behind those pins? Read how to rank on Google Maps.
Review counts of the map's top businesses, from the same measurement. The spread is the story. One company holds most of the attention. Everyone else splits what is left.
We see the same shape in every metro we measure. A few companies answer the searches, and the rest split the leftovers. The crews below the top install just as well. What they are missing is a website people can find. That part is fixable, and it is the work we do.
Six jobs, every month, without you chasing anyone. Here they are in plain words. Ask any provider you talk to for the same list.
Two more things run under all six. First, a person checks every fact before a change lands on your site. Anything we cannot verify never goes out under your name. Second, a dedicated US account manager runs your account. It is the same person start to finish. They pick what we work on, and they read it first. Every week you get a short update on what was finished. Once a month you get a report on selected rankings and how you show up in AI search.
Because the work is not smaller. The labor is put together in a different way. Ahrefs asked 439 SEO providers what they charge. The average came out at $1,557 a month. Most of them, 68.8%, charge $2,000 or less. A solar marketing agency usually charges $1,500 to $5,000 a month. That is a widely published market range, not our measurement. We charge $297 a month, or $2,970 for a year. So the fair question is what is missing. Here is the honest answer.
An agency bills you for hours. Staff run the crawls by hand. Staff dig through the site and build each report, every month, for every client. Those salaries are what the fee pays for. We wrote software to do the parts that repeat. It crawls your whole site every week. It runs the audit. It checks your page speed. It finds the broken links and the weak titles. Your account manager then picks what we work on and checks it before it lands on your site.
Software handles the volume. A person holds the standard. Take either half away and this price stops making sense. If you want the full picture on what SEO costs in 2026, we published the prices by tier here.
Cheap can mean software does the repeat work. Cheap can also mean nothing ever gets done. Both look the same on a price sheet. So ask any provider two questions. What work will you show me at the end of the month? Who checks it before it touches my site? Here is how to tell the two apart.
The plan works on the website you already own. We do not need you to rebuild it first.
This plan is the wrong buy for five kinds of owner. It is cheaper for both of us to say so now. Read the list before you buy.
Checkout takes two minutes · 60-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase · no contract
What other people charge, above and below, comes from widely published market rates. Those are not our measurement. Our own price is.
That is a lot of work for $297 a month. It is meant to be. Software does the repeat work, so we do not bill you for hours the way an agency has to. And with no contract, we have to earn next month.
Your 60-day money-back guarantee. You get 60 days to change your mind, counted from the day of your first purchase. Not happy with the quality of the work? Send one email and we refund it. It is one window on your first purchase. It never renews and it never resets. We guarantee our work. We never guarantee results, because nobody honest can.
Monthly $297/mo · Yearly $2,970, which is $247.50/mo and two months free · Pick your plan
A solar marketing agency usually charges $1,500 to $5,000 a month. That is a widely published market range, not our measurement. GrowFasterSEO is $297 a month. There is no contract. Your website stays yours, and so does every improvement we make to it. A prepaid year is $2,970, which is two months free, and your rate stays locked while you stay subscribed.
Your plan lands within 14 days of your purchase. The priority fixes start once we can get into your site. Real ranking movement usually takes three to four months. It depends on how crowded your market is. Nobody controls Google's clock. Anyone promising page one in days is selling you trouble, because those tricks get sites penalized. We promise the part we control, which is the work. You get a weekly update on what we finished, and a monthly report.
It works wherever people pay a power bill. The demand shrinks with the area. It does not go away. Smaller maps are also easier to reach the top of. On the Las Vegas map we scanned, the middle business had 90 reviews and the leader had 2,251. That spread turns up in most markets. Whoever answers the searches gets looked at.
An agency sells you hours of staff time. That is why the bill starts around $1,500 a month. We wrote software for the parts that repeat. It crawls your site, runs the audit, checks your page speed and finds what to fix. Then a dedicated US account manager picks what we work on and checks it. The jobs are the same. The cost to run them is not.
You get both, and that is on purpose. Software does the crawls, the audits and the speed checks. A dedicated US account manager owns your account. That is a real person who learns your panel brands, your battery options and your towns. Reply to any report and they answer, usually the same day. Nothing changes on your site until they have checked it.
AI helps with the first pass. A person does the checking. Every change passes a fact check before it goes onto your site. Anything we cannot verify never goes out under your name. Readers hate two things above all: made-up numbers and empty filler. Those are exactly what the check blocks. This page followed the same rule.
Yes, on the pages you already have. Credits and rules change. When they do, your account manager flags the pages on your site that name them. We update the wording and stamp the new date on it. Nothing about a credit goes up unless we can source it.
A shared lead goes to three or four installers at once. You are racing them to the phone before anyone has quoted a roof. A page you own answers one homeowner's search, so that call comes to you first. It also costs nothing per click. Keep buying leads if you need the volume. Make the pages you own better so you need fewer of them.
Owner-run solar companies with real installs and good reviews. Licensed crews. A website almost nobody finds. No time to learn marketing. If the homeowners who find you sign with you, but not enough of them find you, that is the gap we close.
Brand new companies with no reviews yet. Fix the reviews first. Dealers who cannot touch the website they sell under. Owners who need work this week, because ads do that job and SEO does not. Owners who want to approve every single change. And anyone shopping for a promised number one spot, because nobody honest sells one.
Yes, all of it. Every change lands on the domain you already own. That is not a clause in a contract. It is simply where the files sit. Cancel any time and the work stays put.
You cancel future renewals from inside your account. Nothing is owed after that, because there is no contract. Every improvement we made stays on your site. You also get one 60-day money-back window on your initial purchase. It is counted from the day you bought. It never renews and it never resets.
They do different jobs, so run both if you can. Ads buy clicks today and stop the day you stop paying. For solar, one click runs $7.86 to $27.93, depending on the search. Buying 100 clicks on solar companies near me costs about $2,793 a month. Our plan is $297 a month and works on the site you already own. Need work this week? Run ads.
You can. The names on top of that map show it can be done. The problem is time. It means research, technical fixes and page-by-page cleanup, every week, forever. Most owners fix two things and stop. The most common answer is the worst one, which is nobody doing it at all.
No. Google Business Profile management is not part of this plan. We improve the local search signals on the website you already own. The profile is a free listing you control inside your own Google account, and it is worth keeping accurate. What we handle is the site itself.
We guarantee the work, and we never guarantee results, because nobody honest can. Google Search Central says plainly that no one can guarantee a number one spot. The work is the part we promise. A full audit and a plan within 14 days. The priority fixes, then ongoing work on the pages you already have. A short weekly update, and a monthly report.
Every plan opens with a full audit of the site you own now. Then we fix what is slow, what is broken and what is named wrong, worst problems first. Speed, page structure, dead links, titles and descriptions. The plan runs on the site you already have, which is where almost every owner starts.
Start today
Checkout takes two minutes. Setup takes about fifteen more. Then your account manager scans your market and audits the site you already own. Your plan is in your hands within 14 days, and the priority fixes start as soon as we can get into the site. After that the work runs every week. Every week you get a short update on what was finished.
$297/mo · no contract · cancel anytime from your account