A simple verdict
Great, fair or poor, in one plain sentence about the kit and the price.
Free, independent, for UK homes
Upload the quote an installer sent you. In about a minute you'll see what's good, what's priced high and what to ask. No account, no sales calls.
Line by line
Every line is compared with what similar UK homes paid. Anything that looks high gets a gentle highlight and a plain note, so you know exactly what to ask.
| 12 × Aiko Neostar 2S 455 W panels | £5,340 |
| GivEnergy Gen 3 5.0 kW hybrid inverter | £1,490 |
| GivEnergy battery 9.5 kWh | £6,200 |
| Scaffolding, two elevations | £1,450 |
| Bird proofing kit | £820 |
| G99 application, MCS certificate, handover | £100 |
| Total, VAT at 0% | £15,400 |
What you get back
Great, fair or poor, in one plain sentence about the kit and the price.
Up to £2,050
How far above similar systems the quote sits, in pounds.
Friendly, specific questions you can send straight to the installer.
From the sample verdict: a 5.46 kWp system with a 9.5 kWh battery in Leeds. Open it
The kit
The price
The paperwork
A PDF, a photo of the paper copy or a screenshot.
We show every figure. Fix anything we got wrong.
Plus the questions to ask. Keep the link or share it.
On your side
Yes. Checking a quote costs nothing and needs no account. Later we may offer an optional paid second quote from a vetted installer, clearly labelled and kept apart from the verdict.
We start from the government's solar PV cost data and the MCS data dashboard, which record what thousands of UK installations cost, and adjust for system size, battery and region. Extras such as scaffolding are judged against the ranges installers publish. Each range is cited on your verdict.
Yes, if the figures are clear. A PDF is best. You'll see everything we read before any verdict, and you can correct it.
No. We never contact installers about a quote and never pass on who uploaded it.
No. It's an independent read of a quote against public cost data, to help you ask better questions. The decision is always yours.