Leads that were checked before you paid for them.
Filter by the work you actually want, buy per lead with no subscription, and quote from a brief that already answers the questions a first call would have to ask.
LEADS MATCHING YOUR FILTERS
Example- Verified
Rajkot, Gujarat
- Segment
- Industrial
- System size
- 60 kW to 80 kW
- Timeline
- Before June
- Verified
Pune, Maharashtra
- Segment
- Housing society
- System size
- 40 kW to 55 kW
- Timeline
- This quarter
Each lead carries its price on the record. You see it before you buy, and you pay for nothing you did not take.
How buying leads works here.
Three commitments, and none of them require you to sign up to a monthly plan to find out whether the supply is any good.
Pay per lead
No monthly subscription and no minimum spend. A lead has one price, you see it before you buy, and you pay only for the ones you take.
Buy only what fits
Filter by state, segment and system size. If your crews are full for the month, you buy nothing that month and nothing is charged.
Checked before release
The contact is confirmed reachable and the brief is checked for completeness before a lead is listed. You are not buying a phone number and a postcode.
What an installer actually receives.
Every lead carries the same twelve fields. That is what makes a quote possible before the first site visit, and what stops an installer paying for a phone number and a postcode.
SITE
- Address and map pin
- Roof or ground area available
- Structure type and access
- Shading and obstruction notes
LOAD
- Monthly consumption
- Sanctioned load and connection type
- Existing generation, if any
- Target system size
INTENT
- Budget range
- Decision timeline
- Authority to approve the work
- Contact confirmed reachable
Checked before it is listed
A brief that fails verification does not reach the board. You are not paying to find out whether the number connects.
Filtered before you buy
- State and district
- Segment
- System size
- Timeline
You tell us what you take. We stop showing you the rest.
Most lead sellers push volume and let you sort it out afterwards. Your filters are set once when you join, and the board you see is only ever the work you said you wanted.
YOUR PROFILE
- Coverage
- The states and districts you actually travel to
- Segments
- Home, society, commercial, industrial
- Size band
- The smallest and largest systems you take on
- Practice
- Solar, wind, EPC, operations and maintenance
- Capacity
- How many jobs you can start this month
Change any of it whenever your capacity changes. A month with no crews free is a month where you buy nothing.
What we expect from installers.
Said before you apply rather than after, because a marketplace only works if both sides know what they are agreeing to.
You hold your own licences
SiddhVolt does not install anything. The contract for the work is between you and the property owner, and it is your registration, your team and your warranty behind it.
You respond while the lead is warm
An owner who submitted a requirement is expecting a call. Leads that sit untouched are the fastest way to make a marketplace worthless to the people supplying it.
You quote against the brief
The brief exists so quotes stay comparable. Pricing against a different scope, then explaining the gap later, breaks the one thing owners come here for.
You tell us when a lead is wrong
Verification is our claim to make, so a brief that does not hold up is our failure and not yours to absorb quietly. We would rather hear about it than have you stop buying.
What installers ask before they buy.
Including the ones where the honest answer is not the flattering one. SiddhVolt would rather you knew now.
What does a lead cost?
It depends on the segment and the system size, and the price sits on the record itself. You see it before you commit, there is no subscription behind it, and there is no minimum you have to spend to keep your access.
Is a lead exclusive to me?
No, and that is deliberate. A brief can be bought by more than one installer covering the area, because the owner came here to compare quotes rather than to receive one. The limit is shown on the record before you buy, so you know what you are competing against.
What if the contact turns out to be unreachable?
Tell us. Contactability is the thing we verified, so a lead that fails on it is our failure rather than yours to absorb quietly. We would far rather hear which ones went wrong than have you quietly stop buying.
Do I have to take every lead in my area?
No. You buy what you have capacity for and ignore the rest. Nothing is pushed to you, nothing is allocated to you, and a month where you buy nothing costs you nothing.
Does SiddhVolt take a cut of the job?
No. We sell access to demand, not a share of your revenue. What you quote and what you are paid is between you and the property owner, and we never see the contract.
Start on whichever side you are on.
Owners post a requirement in a few minutes. Installers pick up leads the same day they clear verification.