AI solar design software for installers and EPCs
Grade: B — Score: 70/100
EasySolar AI is AI-powered solar design software for installers and EPCs. It includes professional tools for roofs, farms, calculations and proposals, and says the virtual engineer can prepare PV layouts, energy calculations, pricing and customer proposals.
The workflow starts with an address and project details in everyday language. The virtual engineer creates the customer and project, opens the design tools, prepares the layout, runs calculations, applies pricing, and drafts the proposal and email for review and sending from the user's mailbox.
The site says the product is in beta and notes it is an early version. It also states that data is hosted in the EU and that the service is GDPR and CCPA compliant.
Business+: $79 / month
Business+ additional user: $25 / month per extra user
Enterprise+: Custom quote; from 50 users
Yes. EasySolar AI says you can describe your project and the virtual engineer prepares the PV layout, energy calculations, pricing and customer proposal. The documented workflow then moves to your review before you decide what to send or edit.
Yes. The documented workflows include roof photo design, automatic design from aerial imagery, drone images and your own site plans. The vendor also says the exact source can vary by project, including Google Maps imagery or your own image source.
Yes. The vendor says the farm method lays tables in rows on an orthophoto with correct spacing, east-west or fixed-tilt structures, from 100 kWp to multi-megawatt sites. That means it is documented for both smaller and larger ground-mount or farm projects within that scope.
Yes. The product description lists professional customer proposals, a client portal, solar CRM and planner, and lead generation. It also ties design output to interactive proposals and PDF output, so the sales workflow is part of the product rather than a separate add-on in the published description.
The vendor says the virtual engineer uses the system’s energy production calculations, consumption analysis, component information and your own pricing. It also says pricing can come from your component list and labor rates, so the calculation output is based on configured project data rather than only on the language model. That means you should treat the AI as the workflow layer and the calculation engine as the source of the numeric results.
EasySolar AI documents API and webhooks, plus Zapier integration. The vendor also mentions integrations such as Slack and email, and says Zapier connects with 9,000+ apps. This makes the published integration story centered on automation and handoff to other systems rather than a fixed closed environment.
The public entry plan is documented as $79 a month for 1 user, with unlimited proposals and unlimited projects. The trial is full access for 3 days and requires a payment card, and the vendor says to cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. Extra users are documented at $25 per month each, while Enterprise+ is custom and starts from 50 users.
The terms say the user is the sole owner of offers and projects of photovoltaic systems developed by the user. They also say working drafts remain available during the term and that, after expiry of the retention period, all data entered by the user, developed projects and offers are irretrievably removed from the administrator’s servers. The published privacy and policy materials also state GDPR and CCPA compliance, but the ownership and deletion language is the clearest contractual answer.