SolarNexus review
A web-based solar platform for custom workflows, design, modeling, and project operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SolarNexus is web-based software for solar contractors managing sales, solar design, installations, and post-sale operations. It brings lead capture, aerial solar array design, energy and financial modeling, proposals, contracts, project data, scheduling, and reporting into one platform. Teams can define custom workflows, assign tasks automatically, and manage documents, photos, and project information as work moves from sales through installation and inspections. It is best suited to contractors that need structured handoffs and centralized project data across multiple operational stages.
Pricing follows a contact-sales model rather than published plan tiers. The platform is available through the web and API, with integrations for lead-generation providers, conversational texting and appointment scheduling, residential planset services, Zapier, and external calendar systems. Customer-facing project-status and system-monitoring access is also available through integrations with customer portal and fleet-monitoring services. This makes SolarNexus a fit for teams assembling a connected solar technology stack, particularly when lead management, design, workflow control, and reporting need to work together.
Its main trade-off is platform scope: several customer-facing and monitoring capabilities rely on connected services, and current functionality is accessed through the web application after the iOS and Android applications were discontinued. SolarNexus should appeal to contractors prioritizing configurable processes, solar design, financial modeling, and operational visibility. Teams that require a dedicated mobile field app or prefer a self-serve pricing structure should consider software aligned more closely with those requirements.
SolarNexus pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines lead management, aerial design, and financial modeling
- Supports custom workflows, task assignment, scheduling, and reporting
- Connects customer portals, monitoring, calendars, and other services
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contact with sales
- Current functionality is accessed through the web application
- Customer portal and monitoring access depend on integrations
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