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SolarDesk review

#17 of 26 in Solar Installation Software

A unified workspace for solar sales, design, purchasing, scheduling, and field operations.

7.7/10Editor score
SolarDesk7.7 Visit SolarDesk

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SolarDesk is a web-based solar operations platform for residential and commercial installers managing sales, design, purchasing, operations, and field teams. Its workspace brings together CRM lead and contact management, 3D solar design, proposals, e-signatures, scheduling, dispatch, inventory, HR and onboarding, contracts, and reporting. It is suited to companies that want one operating system across the customer journey and installation workflow rather than separate tools for each department.

The strongest part of the product is its design-to-material workflow. SolarDesk supports 3D design with irradiance and shading analysis, live production estimates, interactive customer proposals, and built-in e-signatures. Approved designs can flow into material lists and supplier purchase orders, creating a direct connection between customer-facing work and purchasing. Crew scheduling, dispatch, inventory tracking, and installation handoffs extend that workflow into operations. A mobile field app is also included in the category specifications, while the main platform is listed for the web.

Pricing is offered as a custom flat-rate plan with all native modules included, and the workspace is scoped to team size and operational volume. The vendor also advertises a 14-day trial with no credit card required. SolarDesk connects with Gmail and Google Calendar, which may suit teams centered on those services, but organizations seeking a wider integration ecosystem should assess fit carefully. Choose SolarDesk if your priority is coordinating design, proposals, purchasing, crews, and materials in one system. Consider an alternative if transparent published pricing or broader third-party connectivity is more important than an all-in-one solar workflow.

SolarDesk pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 3D design includes irradiance, shading analysis, and production estimates
    • Connects design outputs to material lists and supplier purchase orders
    • Combines dispatch, inventory, HR, contracts, and e-signatures
  • Where it doesn't
    • Custom pricing makes budget comparison less direct
    • No permanent free plan; access is provided through a 14-day trial
    • Listed integrations are limited to Gmail and Google Calendar

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