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Put a savings calculator on your own website. Visitors see their system size, subsidy and payback; the ones who submit their details land straight in your Leads.

Solar Calculator page with How It Works steps and the embed code box with a Copy Code button

How it works

1. Copy Code

Click Copy Code under Your Embed Code.

2. Paste

Add it to a page on your website.

3. Visitors calculate

Homeowners enter their monthly bill to see their estimate.

4. Leads in CRM

Visitors who submit their details appear in Leads.

The embed code is unique to your account — don't reuse another company's.

Adding it to your website

The page has step-by-step tabs for WordPress, Wix, Webflow and plain HTML. For WordPress:

1

Open the page or post where you want the calculator.

2

Add a Custom HTML block (click + and search "Custom HTML"). On Elementor use the HTML widget; on Divi the Code module.

3

Paste the embed code, click Preview to check it, then Publish.

The calculator runs in its own isolated container, so it won't change your site's design, and it works on phones, tablets and desktops.

What visitors see

Calculator estimate for a 3,000 rupee bill: 3 kW system, total cost 1,80,000, subsidy 78,000, investment 1,02,000, monthly savings 2,920, payback 2.9 years

Try it yourself in the Live Preview on the same page. A visitor enters their Monthly Electricity Bill (and optionally roof area) and clicks Calculate Savings to see system size, total cost, government subsidy, their investment, monthly savings, payback period, 25-year savings, CO₂ offset and yearly generation. For a ₹3,000 bill it suggests 3 kW — the same size the site survey would recommend.

The estimate uses standard figures — PM Surya Ghar central subsidy and an average installation cost — not your catalog prices or state subsidy rules. Your quotation is where the real numbers are set.

Leads from the calculator

Submitted enquiries appear on the Leads page with status New and source Website Solar Calculator, along with the visitor's details and their estimate. Filter the list view by that source to see how many enquiries your website brings in, and check Reports → Lead Source Performance to see how many convert.

Pair the calculator with one-tap WhatsApp on new leads to reply while the visitor is still interested.