Big solar savings for £0 upfront

Absolutely no upfront cost and savings from day one with Solar & Battery Plus

Josh Jackman
Written by Josh Jackman
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At a glance

  • £0 upfront, £0 deposit. Own your solar & battery system from day one, with monthly payments that will never go up ☀️
  • A typical 4-bed home saves , even after the monthly cost of Solar & Battery Plus 💰
  • You’re protected for as long as you're with us 🛡️
  • You can sell your excess energy back to the grid ⚡️
  • We have a 4.7-star rating from our customers on Trustpilot ⭐️

Putting power in your hands

We've created Solar & Battery Plus, because we want to save every household meaningful money by putting power in their hands.

No upfront costs

Long-term support

Protection from rising bills


Find out how much you can save

It just takes 2 minutes

And then you can book a free consultation

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  • Find out how much you'll save
  • See the panels on your roof
  • Get a clear cost breakdown

I did think about getting solar panels before, but because of the upfront cost, it just wasn't possible.

Tony

Bedfordshire, October 2026

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We protect you for the long-run

All our systems come with long product warranties and insurance-backed workmanship guarantees. And if you choose our 20-year term, you also get the Solar & Battery Plus Guarantee, which includes:

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Best-in-class warranties

Battery replacement

Inverter replacement

24/7 monitoring

Insurance by Aviva

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We're built to last

  • We’re well funded. Our backers also invested in companies like Google, AirBnB and PayPal, and we raised £100m from Crédit Agricole, the third-largest bank in Europe.
  • We’re a Which? Trusted Trader. We’re one of a handful of installers endorsed by the independent experts at Which? as Trusted Traders.
  • We're FCA regulated. We’re authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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Households are turning to solar as heat pumps and EVs become more popular

Protect yourself from rising energy bills

Between 2000 and 2025, electricity prices increased by 6.2% each year on average. No-one can fully predict the future, but these prices are expected to stay high until at least the late 2030s.

With Solar & Battery Plus, your monthly payments will never go up. That means you're protected against inflation from rising energy bills, and your savings should keep growing over time.

And after 20 years, once your payments end, your annual savings will increase dramatically.

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Your panels will work all year round

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Solar panels work all through the year, even in the UK. All they need is daylight.

Your solar panels generate the most energy in summer, when you'll sell the most excess electricity to the grid.

Your solar panel output will drop in winter, but won't stop completely. You'll just need to top up the grid with electricity.

Next steps

Solar is a powerful way to save money and reduce your carbon footprint, and there’s no reason people should be excluded due to high upfront costs.

To find out how much you could save with Solar & Battery Plus, answer a few quick questions below and we'll be in touch.

Find out how much you can save

It just takes 2 minutes

And then you can book a free consultation

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  • Find out how much you'll save
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  • Get a clear cost breakdown

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Josh Jackman

Written byJosh Jackman

Josh has written about the rapid rise of home solar for the past seven years. His data-driven work has been featured in United Nations and World Health Organisation documents, as well as publications including The Eco Experts, Financial Times, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Times, and The Sun. Josh has also been interviewed as a renewables expert on BBC One’s Rip-Off Britain, ITV1’s Tonight show, and BBC Radio 4 and 5.