SOLAR SNIPING FOR INSTALLERS.

 Every competitor. Their prices.
Your market.

Who is installing near you, how many systems, how big, and at what price per watt. Know the going rate before you bid, and know exactly who you are up against.

Who is installing near you, how big, and at what price per watt.

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2,900+

Solar installs tracked

180+

Installers on the board

2019

How far the job history goes back

Weekly

Fresh numbers every week

WESTERN MASS FIRST · EXPANDING BY TERRITORY

THE SCOREBOARD

Your whole market on one page.

Every active installer in your service area, ranked, with your company in the same table. Fresh each week and going back years.

Every active installer in your area, ranked, with your company in the same table.

SAMPLE REPORT: YOUR SERVICE AREA · SOLAR
Week of Nov 9, 2026 · Last 90 days · 5 installers · 104 jobs
INSTALLERJOBSSHAREAVG SIZEEST. $/WSTATUS90-DAY TRENDYOUR MOVE
Installer A3837%8.2 kW$3.12GAINING▲ 9 jobsGaining fast: see which towns
Installer B2423%7.4 kW$3.38STEADYsteadyPriced above you: hold your rate
Your company1918%7.9 kW$3.24YOU▲ 2 jobsRight at the going rate
Installer C1212%9.1 kW$2.96GAINING▲ 4 jobsCheapest on big systems: sell value
Installer D1111%6.8 kW$3.25SLOWING▼ 6 jobsSlowing down: their towns are open
Sample figures, not real installers■ Est. $/W = job value over system size
Installer AGAINING

38 jobs · 8.2 kW · $3.12/W · ▲ 9 jobs

Gaining fast: see which towns

Installer BSTEADY

24 jobs · 7.4 kW · $3.38/W · steady

Priced above you: hold your rate

Your companyYOU

19 jobs · 7.9 kW · $3.24/W · ▲ 2 jobs

Right at the going rate

Sample figures, not real installers · fresh each week · years of history

Price per watt

Job value over system size, by installer and by town, so you can see where you sit.

Who is gaining

Job counts and trends show which competitor is picking up share, and where.

Where it is open

Find the towns nobody is working hard, and point your reps and ad spend there.

WHO IT’S FOR

Installers who are tired of guessing.

Built for owners and sales leaders at solar companies, from a two-crew shop to a multi-county operation.

From a two-crew shop to a multi-county operation.

Not for homeowners. Selling equipment to installers? Suppliers have their own sheet.

Residential installers

Bidding against the same few names.

Sales managers

Setting price floors and commission plans.

Growing companies

Sizing up a new county before they move in.

BEHIND EVERY NUMBER

Where a job reports it, you see the detail you would need to quote it yourself: system size and module count, what the work was valued at, roof or ground, whether batteries went in, and where and when it happened.

WHY IT WORKS

Not a lead list. A scoreboard.

Lead lists tell you who might buy. This tells you who is winning, where, and at what price, so every bid you write starts from the real number.

Lead lists tell you who might buy. This tells you who is winning, where, and at what price.

THE QUESTIONS IT ANSWERS

Who took the most jobs in my area last quarter?
What is the going price per watt here?
Who is moving into my towns?

THE PROBLEM

You are bidding against people you cannot see.

You guess at market share by counting yard signs, and you cut your price because you think you have to. There is a better number to start from.

You guess at market share by counting yard signs, and you cut your price because you think you have to.

SELLING BLIND

You hear their price after you lost the job.

A homeowner tells you what a competitor quoted, and by then the contract is signed. You never see the jobs you were never asked to bid.

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SELLING WITH THE NUMBERS

The going rate, before you write the proposal.

Every installer ranked by jobs, system size and value, town by town. Hold your price where you already compete. Attack where you do not.

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PRICING

Priced by your service area.

PRICING

Priced by your service area.

Solar Sniping is sold separately from the supplier sheet, and the price depends on the area you want to watch. Start with the free snapshot. We will quote you once you have seen what is in it.

·A free snapshot of last quarter’s installers in your area
·Competitor system sizes and price points, fresh each week
·Years of job history to read the trend
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QUESTIONS

Before you reach out.

What is Solar Sniping?

A running read on every solar competitor in your service area: who is installing, how many systems, how big, and at what price per watt, fresh each week and going back years.

How is this different from a solar lead list?

A lead list gives you homeowners who might buy. Solar Sniping shows what your competitors are actually doing, so you can price, target and sell against them.

Does every job show a price?

No. Not every job reports a value. System size and job value appear wherever a job carries them, and each average is worked out from the jobs that do.

What is in the free market snapshot?

Last quarter’s active installers in your area, with job counts and system sizes. No charge and no obligation.

Which areas does Solar Sniping cover?

We open territory by territory. Tell us your service area and we will tell you what we have there within two business days.

How much does Solar Sniping cost?

It depends on the service area you want to watch. The snapshot is free, and we quote you once you have seen it.

We sell equipment to installers. Is this for us?

Distributors get solar as a trade on the weekly supplier sheet, with the installers buying from a competing supplier flagged. Pick Suppliers at the top of this page.

FREE MARKET SNAPSHOT

See who is installing in your area.

We will send you last quarter’s active installers in your service area, with job counts and system sizes. No charge, no obligation.

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ABOUT

Ridgeline Data is a product of Araya Visionary Solutions, a software and data company in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. We turn the work happening in a territory into lists a sales team can act on. Our first territory is the one we live in.