Pricing

Pricing and HELOC guidance for a Mycrogrid® project.

Because every home is different, Mycrogrid® pricing is customized based on your energy goals, equipment configuration, and site conditions.

What affects the price, and what can a HELOC cover?

We explain the project in plain language before you ever start a lender conversation.

What it should answer

  • Scope Solar, storage, controls, and install support.
  • Financing HELOC, cash, or a phased funding plan.
  • Outcome A local energy system designed for control and flexibility.

Ways to use a HELOC for solar.

Own your energy. Build equity in your home...not someone else's portfolio. HELOCs are a flexible way to fund a solar and storage Mycrogrid®.

Most direct

Upfront draw

Use a HELOC to fund the project in one step when your credit line is already in place.

  • Useful when you want one funding source
  • Keeps things simple from design to install
Flexible

Split funding

Fund part of the project in cash while the HELOC covers the rest or supports later upgrades.

  • Helps preserve liquidity
  • Gives you room for a phased decision
Future-ready

Phased expansion

Start with the core system and reserve the HELOC for storage or added equipment later.

  • Works well when you want to stage the investment,Leaves room for a second project phase adding more battery storage and moving to Phase III cord cutting
  • Leaves room for a second phase: more battery storage, and the move toward cutting the cord
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Important:

For qualified homeowners, a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) can be one of the most effective ways to finance a Mycrogrid®. By using the equity you've already built in your home, you retain ownership of your energy system from day one, avoid many of the long-term restrictions associated with leases and certain financing programs, and preserve the flexibility to choose the equipment and system design that best meets your needs. Because a Mycrogrid® is designed to deliver long-term energy savings, many homeowners can achieve a return on investment in approximately four to five years, after which the system continues generating value for decades. We believe home energy should be an asset you own...not one you rent.

How a HELOC compares to other financing.

Why we start most homeowners with home equity: it keeps the system yours and the terms flexible. Rates and limits live with our partner Figure.

Compare financing HELOC Home-improvement loan Personal loan
Revolving line you can re-draw Yes Yes No No
Built on home equity you own Yes Yes No No
You pay the contractor, not a dealer Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Funds available up front Yes Yes At completion Yes Yes
Longer repayment terms Longest Shorter Shortest

Figures shown are directional. Rates, loan amounts, and terms are set by Figure and change over time — see current details when you apply.

What shapes the Mycrogrid® proposal.

A few things move the price. Here is what they are, so the proposal never feels mysterious.

System size


Larger arrays, additional solar dedicated to the battery storage, more battery storage, and added controls all affect the final proposal.

Site conditions


Your Design Consultant will explain roof layout, shading, electrical work, and access which can change the scope.

Financing path


Cash, HELOC, or other proposed funding can change how the project is structured.

Scope comes first. Your price covers what you are actually receiving: solar, additional solar, battery storage, controls, service, and panel-level work for any future expansion.

Honest about financing. Our Design Consultants talk through HELOC options plainly and never promise a single rate or lender outcome.

Decisions, not just numbers. The point is not just a quote. It is helping you understand how the money flows through the project.