Share your average monthly electricity bill and get an instant system size range, no site visit required for this first estimate.
As a rule of thumb, most homes need roughly 1 kW of solar for every ₹1,000 of monthly bill.
Roughly 1 kW of solar for every ₹1,000 of your monthly bill. A free site survey confirms the exact size, panel count and layout for your roof.
We need your average electricity bill amount to estimate a system size.
Your average monthly electricity bill is the single best predictor of the system size you need.
We apply the rule of roughly 1 kW per ₹1,000 of bill and round it to a safe, workable range.
A free site visit checks your roof area, shading and orientation to lock in the exact size.
The same rule the calculator above uses, laid out as a table in case you want to compare a few numbers at once.
*Indicative, before subsidy, at roughly ₹60,000 per kW. Exact pricing depends on roof type, structure and component choice.
Your bill gets us to a range fast. These are the details a free site survey checks to narrow it down to one number.
Even with a high bill, limited unshaded roof space can cap how large a system physically fits.
Cities with more sunny days need a slightly smaller array to offset the same monthly bill.
Higher-wattage panels generate more power per square foot, changing how much roof area you actually need.
Planning an EV or a new AC? We can size a little larger now so you don't outgrow the system in two years.
PM Surya Ghar subsidy tiers can make a slightly larger system more cost-effective per kW installed.
Their online estimate said 3 to 4 kW. The site survey came back at 3.5 kW, almost exactly in the middle of the range they gave me on the website.
Book a free site survey and we'll confirm the precise system size for your roof.