Real solar. Real numbers. No guesswork.
Plain words, big text, one step at a time. Made for parents and young buyers both - every tool explains its words.
Each slide is one real system size, with its example price, the monthly units it can make, and who it suits best. Prices are November 2026 examples, checked 4 Nov 2026 and now stale. The slide changes on its own - or use Pause, Previous and Next.
Tap one button. The catalogue and the Finder filter to how you live, and the reason is written in plain words below.
Tap any question. You get a short direct answer first, then the right tool. These are the real searches Pakistan buyers make every day.
Answer in 10 seconds: check your monthly units on your bill. 300 units is about 3 kW, 650 units is about 5 kW, 1200 units is about 10 kW.
Single-phase vs three-phase for net billing: Many DISCOs require a three-phase connection for net billing, and systems above 5 kW usually need three-phase. If you are single-phase, the Finder warns you - confirm with your DISCO and budget for a phase upgrade before paying an installer.
Short answer: 3 kW hybrid is about PKR 365,000, 5 kW hybrid about PKR 585,000, 10 kW hybrid about PKR 1,050,000 in November 2026 examples. On-grid is cheaper because it has no battery. Off-grid is higher because the battery is bigger.
Every group starts with a short Look for paragraph, then a shortlist: one line per item, with price, key spec and one reason. Two kinds of rows live here, and every line is labelled: panel and inverter rows carry sourced prices or ranges with the source named, while system rows are the November 2026 guide examples used across this site, labelled Unverified / Example only. Where sources disagree the line says Price conflict, and where no price could be verified it says Price check in progress. No price is guessed.
Each group starts closed - tap to open it. Sizing uses the one basis shared by every tool on this site: system size = monthly units divided by 120, the same basis as the Finder and the calculator. Heat, dust, shading and battery age then cut real output below claimed output, so each group also says when to price the next size up instead of trusting the first number.
Short answer: A 5 kW hybrid at 70 percent self-use often pays back in about 3 to 4 years under net billing. Under old net metering it looked faster. Use your own bill below.
Every saving figure on this site uses this single basis, so the Finder, the catalogue and this calculator never disagree with each other:
Monthly units made = system kW x 120 units per kW (site range 100 to 140, by city, season, shade and dust)
Saving per month = (units you use yourself x your slab rate) + (units exported x export rate) - nothing else
One self-used unit saves your full slab rate. One exported unit earns only PKR 11 to 13 under net billing.Scenarios are labelled because your DISCO tariff and the export rate move: Scenario A - net billing (Feb 2026 onward) is the default below. Scenario B - old net metering 1 to 1 applies only to older connections. Battery replacement is a range, not one figure: a 5 kWh lithium unit is a PKR 185,000 guide example on this site (Unverified / Example only), and a sourced 10 to 15 kWh bank is PKR 350,000 to 700,000 (solarpanelmarket.pk, checked 4 Nov 2026) - type the figure from your own quote. Maintenance is split out as its own input below and left at Rs 0 by default, so no figure is assumed for you.
Generation per kW per month comes from the slider or city preset (100 to 140 units is the normal range, never a guarantee). Self-use share, export rate and import rate are the values you entered above. Fixed charges and taxes stay on the bill in both cases. The realistic payback adds the inverter replacement, battery replacement and yearly maintenance values you entered, and applies the yearly degradation you entered. Prices are November 2026 examples - if any input is blank, zero or negative where a positive number is needed, no calculation is shown and an error explains what to fix. Saving is also shown as a range, using the low and high ends of the generation range, and the NPV line discounts 25 years of net saving at the discount rate you enter.
Short answer: Longi, Jinko, Canadian Solar, JA Solar and Trina 580W N-type panels are all close in quality. Pick on price per watt, real warranty and a genuine serial number - not only the brand name.
Price ranges below are worked out from the checked model prices already on this page - panel brands from the sourced per watt rates, inverter brands from the billhub.pk ranges, both checked 4 Nov 2026. Not published means the source does not state it - it is never guessed.
On phone, this table stacks into cards so you never need to scroll sideways. In the compare table above, the winner in each row is marked.
Direct answer: Best panel is a genuine A-grade 580W N-type panel with a checkable serial and 12 year product warranty. Best inverter is a hybrid model that is on your DISCO approved list, with service in your city.
Short answer: On 4 Nov 2026, solarrate.pk put the typical rate at Rs 39.8/W, checkprice.pk put Tier-1 at Rs 37 to 46/W, and other sources put Longi at Rs 41.8 to 45/W. Sources disagree, so ranges are shown below with name, link and checked date for every row. Rows with no source link are labelled Unverified / Example only. See all sources - How prices update
| Item | Price - Nov 2026 example | Status | Source and date |
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Flags: Sourced price means a source name, link and checked date are shown in that row and you can open it yourself. Sources conflict means two sources disagree and both ranges are shown, not averaged into one fake exact price. Unverified / Example only means this guide uses the figure as a November 2026 example in its tools, but no source in the 4 Nov 2026 set publishes that exact figure. A-grade and B-grade are never mixed.
Short guide: 3 marla often 3 kW, 5 marla often 5 kW, 10 marla often 10 kW, 1 kanal often 15 to 20 kW. Final size depends on your units, not only plot size.
Small but real directory, checked 4 Nov 2026 from official websites. Every card is labelled Public listing - checked 4 Nov 2026 - not yet phone-called by Solar Guide Pakistan team. That is honest: the name, address, phone and services are as published on the official site, but this team has not yet called, visited, or checked past work. Always verify before paying.
Public listing - checked 4 Nov 2026 - not yet phone-called by Solar Guide Pakistan team
These are real businesses found on their official public websites on 4 Nov 2026. Details are copied as published, with the official site linked on every card as the source. This team has not phone-called any of them yet, so no card is called Verified by us, and no install count, rating, or track record is added unless the official source stated it and the card says so. A fully phone-verified listing would require: 1) a phone verification call on the number to be printed, 2) an office visit or past work check, and 3) two past customers the team can call. The verification date would be printed on the card when that happens.
8 real listings: 3 Lahore, 3 Karachi, 1 Islamabad, 1 Nationwide. Filter by city only, so no brand or size claim is invented for a listing.
Call the published number, visit the address, ask for panel serials in writing and two past customers.
Every city has its own DISCO, its own sun and its own market. Below is a short paragraph per city, not just a list - then check that city's installers in the directory.
Sun: about 100 to 140 units per 1 kW per month, best tilt about 31 degrees, panels facing south. Market: Hall Road is the dealer market named by the price sources on this site, and three of the eight directory listings are Lahore companies. Price note: Lahore wholesale rates are the base the other cities are compared against. Winter smog is Lahore's real enemy - plan cleaning every 1 to 2 weeks in smog season.
Sun: about 110 to 150 units per 1 kW per month, the strongest sun on this list, best tilt about 25 degrees. Market: Saddar is the dealer area named by the price sources, and three directory listings are Karachi companies. Price note: Karachi dealer prices typically run 3 to 7 percent above wholesale (solarpricepakistan.com.pk, checked 4 Nov 2026). K-Electric runs its own net billing process - it is not the LESCO form.
Sun: about 95 to 135 units per 1 kW per month, best tilt about 34 degrees. Market: Raja Bazaar in neighbouring Rawalpindi is the dealer market named by the price sources. Listings: one Islamabad company is in the directory, plus the nationwide listing. Note: IESCO checks that the name on your CNIC and the name on your bill match exactly - fix any mismatch before you apply.
Sun: about 95 to 135 units per 1 kW per month, best tilt about 34 degrees, much like Islamabad. Market: Raja Bazaar is the long-standing dealer market named in the price sources on this site. Note: no Rawalpindi-only company is in the checked directory yet - the Islamabad and nationwide listings cover this city, and an empty local list is more honest than an invented one.
Sun: about 102 to 142 units per 1 kW per month, best tilt about 31 degrees. Market: one Lahore directory company lists Faisalabad in its published coverage, and the nationwide listing includes Faisalabad among its 20 plus cities. Note: with FESCO the sanctioned load limit is the most common stop on a net billing file - check yours on your bill before you order panels.
Sun: about 108 to 148 units per 1 kW per month, best tilt about 30 degrees - strong sun, but summer heat above 45C cuts panel output, which is exactly why this site shows generation as a range, never a promise. Market: one Lahore directory company lists Multan in its coverage, and the nationwide listing includes Multan. Note: meter queues in busy MEPCO circles can be long - apply early.
Sun: the calculator preset for Quetta is about 135 units per 1 kW per month, among the highest on this site, with cool air that helps panels. Market: no Quetta company is in the checked directory yet - use the nationwide listing and confirm Quetta coverage on its official site. Note: fewer AEDB certified installers work in some QESCO districts, so check your installer's AEDB status first, before installation, not after.
Sun: the calculator preset for Bahawalpur is about 130 units per 1 kW per month - hot, bright and dusty, so cleaning matters as much as tilt. Market: no Bahawalpur company is in the checked directory yet - the nationwide listing is the starting point, verified on its official site. Note: Bahawalpur files move through MEPCO like Multan's, so the same early-application advice applies.
Fill name, city, phone, budget and timeline. You will see a lead summary page with the exact message before anything is sent. On this static prototype, the lead goes out only when you tap WhatsApp or Copy - nothing is stored on a server. Saving a result happens only in your own browser, and only if you tap Save.
Short, honest basics. No bank rates, no brand rankings, nothing invented - just what to ask and what to check.
Banks and installers both offer solar on installments, but this page lists no bank rates, because rates change and none was verified for this page. Before signing any plan, get these in writing:
Then run the Calculator with the financed total as the system cost. Payback on a financed system is always longer than the cash payback.
Tier-1 is a list of manufacturers, not a stamp on one panel. A fake panel with a famous logo is still fake.
The Finder above checks your clear roof area and shading against the size it recommends.
Old net metering swapped units 1 to 1: one exported unit cancelled one imported unit. Net billing, for new connections from February 2026 under NEPRA Prosumer Regulations 2026, pays about PKR 11 to 13 for each exported unit and charges your full slab rate for imported units.
That is why solar you use yourself is now worth the most, and why old 2 year payback claims no longer fit new buyers. Full detail is in the net billing guide below, and the Calculator shows both modes.
Each card has a real photo, a short paragraph and three takeaways. Figures are commonly advertised ranges - the written quote is what counts, so confirm in writing.
Short answer: net billing is the current system for new solar connections. Solar Guide Pakistan is not NEPRA and not a DISCO - this guide only explains the official route.
Under the NEPRA Prosumer Regulations 2026, SRO 251(I)/2026, dated 9 Feb 2026, net billing replaced net metering for new connections. Units you export are credited at a lower rate than the rate you pay for units you import. The export rate used on this site is a range, PKR 11 to 13 per unit - it is not a single settled figure, because the applicable rate is set under the regulations and your DISCO agreement. Source: nepra.org.pk, checked 4 Nov 2026.
Solar Guide Pakistan is not NEPRA, not AEDB and not a DISCO. It cannot approve your connection, your meter or your bill. Only your DISCO can.
Full DISCO-by-DISCO detail is in the Guides and the DISCO section below. Forms and fees change - confirm the current list with your DISCO before applying.
Use the contents list to jump. Each guide starts with a short answer.
Many people search Google in Roman Urdu. The questions below are the ones they ask, with straight answers. The language button switches the whole page into the one language you pick.
Note: Roman Urdu is written in Latin letters so it is easy to read on every phone. Prices are November 2026 examples - re-check before you buy.
Every question below is a real search style question. Short answer first, then a link to the tool that helps you check it for your home.
A listing on this site is a public listing, not a guarantee. Like Canada's vetted directories, the real check is licence, registration, insurance and warranty in writing - and that check is yours to do with the installer.
These main answers are written directly in this page, so they can be read and indexed even before any script runs.
In November 2026 examples, 3 kW on-grid is about PKR 285,000, 3 kW hybrid about PKR 365,000, 5 kW hybrid about PKR 585,000 and 10 kW hybrid about PKR 1,050,000. On-grid, hybrid and off-grid prices are never mixed - a battery is the main reason hybrid costs more. Prices are dated examples, not live quotes.
Net billing replaced net metering for new connections in February 2026 under the NEPRA Prosumer Regulations 2026, SRO 251(I)/2026, dated 9 Feb 2026. Exported units are credited at about PKR 11 to 13 per unit, while imported units are charged at your full slab rate. Source: nepra.org.pk.
Start from monthly units: 250 to 450 units usually fits 3 kW (6 panels of 580W), 500 to 800 units fits 5 kW (9 panels), and 900 to 1,400 units fits 10 kW (18 panels). Final size also depends on peak load, roof area and shading - the Finder above checks those.
If load shedding is 0 to 2 hours a day, a battery is optional. At 3 to 7 hours, a 5 kWh lithium battery usually covers fans, lights, fridge and router. Only hybrid and off-grid systems work during load shedding - a plain on-grid system switches off with the grid.
A 5 kW hybrid at 70 percent self-use often pays back in about 3 to 4 years under net billing on simple math. With inverter and battery replacement and maintenance included, the realistic payback is longer - the calculator shows both numbers side by side.
On-grid and hybrid are quoted separately, never as one range. On-grid 15 kW: November 2026 example PKR 1,220,000, with a typical on-grid spread of PKR 1,220,000 to 1,450,000 driven by panel brand, inverter brand, structure type and city. Hybrid 15 kW: example PKR 1,580,000 including a 15 kWh lithium battery - the battery is what drives the hybrid spread. Both are examples to recheck, not fixed prices.
November 2026 ki misaal qeematon mein 5 kW hybrid system taqreeban PKR 585,000 ka hai. Asal kharcha battery, inverter brand aur panel par depend karta hai. Load shedding mein sirf hybrid system chalta hai.
نومبر 2026 کی مثال قیمتوں میں 5 کلو واٹ ہائبرڈ سسٹم تقریباً 585,000 روپے کا ہے۔ اصل خرچہ بیٹری، انورٹر برانڈ اور پینل پر منحصر ہے۔ لوڈ شیڈنگ میں صرف ہائبرڈ سسٹم چلتا ہے۔
Checked 4 Nov 2026. Open any link yourself. Where sources disagree, this site shows the range and the conflict, it does not average them into one fake exact price.
| Source | What it covers | Key figures used | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| solarrate.pk | Panel rates from dealer listings across Pakistan, updated daily | Updated 3 Nov 2026 05:34 PKT, 5 dealers, 84 listings. Typical Rs 39.8/W. Longi Rs 41.8/W (10 listings, Rs 24,293 to 27,574 per plate), Jinko Rs 41.0/W (Rs 22,493 to 31,175), Canadian Solar Rs 42.0/W (Rs 23,371 to 30,333), JA Solar Rs 38.3/W, Astronergy Rs 38.5/W. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| solarpricepakistan.com.pk - Karachi | Karachi panel prices, sourced daily from Hall Road Lahore, Saddar Karachi, Raja Bazaar Islamabad | November 2026. Longi Rs 42.60 to 46.20/W, Jinko Rs 40.65 to 43.75/W, JA Solar Rs 39.75 to 42.50/W. Karachi dealer prices typically 3 to 7 percent above wholesale. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| checkprice.pk | Tier-1 panel benchmark, per watt and per plate | Live 3 Nov 2026 04:50 PM. Tier-1 Rs 37 to 46/W, 585W plate Rs 22,500 to 25,500, Longi Hi-MO 7 Rs 41.50 to 44.50/W, Jinko Tiger Neo Rs 40.50 to 43.50/W. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| priceguide.pk | Daily panel prices, dealers in Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, updated daily before 09:00 PKT | Last verified 4 Nov 2026. Longi Hi-MO 580W Rs 44/W Rs 25,510, Jinko 600W Rs 45/W Rs 27,000. Higher than solarrate typical - both ranges are shown, not averaged. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| jbmssolar.pk | Dealer panel list, 1 Nov 2026 | Jinko N-Type Bifacial 590W Rs 45/W Rs 29,338, Longi HiMo 10X 585W Rs 45/W Rs 28,062, JA Solar N-Type 605W Rs 44/W Rs 28,314. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| billhub.pk - Inverters | Inverter prices 2026 | 5 kW string: Huawei Rs 175k to 220k, Growatt Rs 130k to 170k, Solis Rs 140k to 175k, Fronius Rs 240k to 290k. 5 kW hybrid: Huawei Rs 285k to 340k, Growatt Rs 245k to 310k, Solis Rs 265k to 320k. 10 kW 3-phase: Huawei Rs 320k to 400k, Growatt Rs 245k to 305k, Solis Rs 265k to 330k. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| solarpanelmarket.pk - 10 kW system | 10 kW system, inverter and battery ranges | On-grid Rs 850,000 to 1,300,000, Hybrid Rs 1,300,000 to 2,000,000, Off-grid Rs 1,800,000 to 2,500,000+, hybrid inverter Rs 260,000 to 400,000, lithium battery bank 10 to 15 kWh Rs 350,000 to 700,000. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| nepra.org.pk - NEPRA | Net billing rules | Prosumer Regulations 2026, SRO 251(I)/2026, dated 9 Feb 2026. Net billing replaced net metering for new connections. | 4 Nov 2026 |
| pv-magazine study summary | Headline stats on the home page | 6.1 GW net metering capacity across 378,339 consumers by June 30, 2025. National average base tariff PKR 16.91 in fiscal 2022 to PKR 35.50 in fiscal 2025. | 4 Nov 2026 |
Installer sources: every installer card links to that company official website as its source, checked 4 Nov 2026. See Installers.
Plain answer: this current version is static, so it cannot fetch prices itself. A 6-hour automatic update needs a server-backed version, not a static page.
Only these legit source pages, each stored with its name, link and checked date and time in PKT:
If any source fails, the job keeps the last good value and flags it Stale. It never invents a price, and this page never shows a fake live clock.
A person re-checks the 7 source pages on the Sources page every morning and evening, updates the table with a new date, and rebuilds the page. That is honest, and it is what the current dated snapshot is. Prices on this page were checked 4 Nov 2026 in that manual way.
The generic WhatsApp share on this page uses wa.me. That wa.me use is what blocks a Muse public re-share of this prototype, and the share decision is still pending, so the button is kept as it is for now. A self-hosted domain version can use wa.me normally, because it is not shared through Muse.
Solar sites in Canada give a separate guide per province, because the rules differ by place. Pakistan is the same: every DISCO runs its own net billing process. Below is each DISCO with the calculator preset rate (an editable example), the export rate used on this site, and the application route. Always confirm the current steps on your DISCO's own site, because forms and fees change.
| DISCO | Main area | Preset rate (example) | Net billing note |
|---|---|---|---|
| LESCO | Lahore | Slab Rs 42, export Rs 12 | Apply through your subdivision with an AEDB certified installer; inspection comes before the bi-directional meter. |
| K-Electric | Karachi | Slab Rs 40, export Rs 11 | K-Electric runs its own portal and process - it is not the LESCO form. |
| IESCO | Islamabad, Rawalpindi | Slab Rs 42, export Rs 12 | Online tracking is common; the CNIC name and the bill name must match exactly. |
| FESCO | Faisalabad | Slab Rs 41, export Rs 12 | Subdivision route; the sanctioned load limit is the most common stop. |
| MEPCO | Multan | Slab Rs 41, export Rs 12 | Same route; meter queues can be long in busy circles, so apply early. |
| GEPCO | Gujranwala | Slab Rs 41, export Rs 12 | Subdivision route with the certified installer's paperwork. |
| PESCO | Peshawar | Slab Rs 40, export Rs 11 | Timelines vary by circle; always take a diary number for your application. |
| HESCO | Hyderabad | Slab Rs 40, export Rs 11 | Confirm the current steps on the HESCO channel before installing. |
| SEPCO | Sukkur | Slab Rs 40, export Rs 11 | Confirm the current steps on the SEPCO channel before installing. |
| QESCO | Quetta | Slab Rs 39, export Rs 11 | Fewer certified installers work in some districts - check AEDB status first. |
| TESCO | Tribal areas | Slab Rs 39, export Rs 11 | Confirm the current steps on the TESCO channel before installing. |
Preset rates are this site's editable calculator examples, not official tariffs. Copy the exact rate from your last bill. Full step-by-step guides for LESCO, K-Electric and the other DISCOs are in the Guides below.
European calculators show the formula behind every number. This page does the same. Production is always shown as a range, never one exact number, because weather, shade and dust differ at every home.
| City | Approx. latitude | Best tilt (about) | Units per 1 kW per month (estimate range) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lahore | 31.5° N | About 31° | 100 to 140 |
| Karachi | 24.8° N | About 25° | 110 to 150 |
| Islamabad | 33.7° N | About 34° | 95 to 135 |
| Rawalpindi | 33.6° N | About 34° | 95 to 135 |
| Faisalabad | 31.4° N | About 31° | 102 to 142 |
| Multan | 30.2° N | About 30° | 108 to 148 |
Formula: monthly units = system kW × (city range). Tilt rule: best tilt is about equal to latitude, facing south. These ranges are this site's calculator ranges (100 to 140 units per kW) adjusted per city - estimates, not guarantees. In Europe this data comes from PVGIS; PVGIS figures do not set a Pakistan bill, so a local range is used here.
EnergySage and the Canadian sites insist on two things: quotes compared side by side, and a clear buy versus loan calculation. Both tools are here, adapted for Pakistan. Any field you leave blank is a hidden assumption, and the tool will warn you about it.
No bank rate is printed on this page, because no rate has been verified for it. Enter the markup from your own bank or installer plan, and the tool shows the total payable and the effect on payback.
The best solar guide sites in the USA, Canada and Europe were studied for this page. What works in Pakistan was adapted. What belongs to those countries and does not apply here was deliberately not copied.
Done well: the calculator asks for no name, email or phone; market prices come from actual offers; buy versus lease is compared; payback, ROI and net savings are shown separately. Adapted here: this site's calculator also asks for no contact details, and the cash versus loan tool above does the same maths for Pakistan.
Done well: a separate guide per province, cost per watt by province, an incentives tracker, and an installer directory with no paid placements where installers are checked for licensing and insurance first. Adapted here: the DISCO-by-DISCO guides above, and an installer check that insists on registration, licensing and warranty in writing.
solarreckon.com · solarcalclab.com launch note
Done well: every calculator shows its formula, assumptions and sources; savings are a range; NPV and loan checks; a roof layout to scale; separate calculators for tilt, panel count, inverter and battery; no account needed. Adapted here: the tilt calculator, the roof layout tool, NPV in the main calculator, and assumptions printed beside every result.
Every price, installer and headline number on this site traces back to a source listed here. In this static version nothing is live: it is a snapshot from 4 Nov 2026 and it is now stale. Live data needs the server version that fetches these same sources every 6 hours.
| Source | What it covers | Last checked | Status in this version |
|---|---|---|---|
| solarrate.pk | Dealer panel rates, per watt | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| solarpricepakistan.com.pk | Karachi panel prices | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| checkprice.pk | Tier-1 panel benchmark | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| priceguide.pk | Daily panel prices | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| jbmssolar.pk | Dealer panel list | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| billhub.pk | Inverter prices | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| solarpanelmarket.pk | 10 kW system ranges | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - stale |
| nepra.org.pk | Net billing rules and tariffs | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - rules can change |
| pv-magazine study summary | Headline stats - 6.1 GW, tariff PKR 35.50 | 4 Nov 2026 | Static snapshot - study data |
| Installer companies' own websites | 8 directory listings - address, phone, services as published there | 4 Nov 2026 | Public listing - not yet phone-called by this team |
| Photo sources | Every photo caption names its source | 8 Nov 2026 | Real photographs, no illustrations |
Calculator data: DISCO preset rates and the generation range are this site's editable examples, labelled Estimate. The formula is printed with every calculator.
Built for a future custom domain: question style titles, a short direct answer at the top of every question, and this sitemap listing all question, system, city and brand pages in one place. Honest note: this prototype is a single file, so each question, price and city opens at its own anchor on this page (for example #q-0 or #installers). True separate page files with their own URLs need the multi-page build on the real domain - no separate URL is claimed here that does not exist. Search engines reward clear structure and honest answers over time - ranking is earned, never guaranteed.
What this is: a guide-first prototype that helps Pakistani home owners choose a solar system size, check dated prices, understand net billing, and reach installers with a clear written request. It exists because prices and payback claims differ on every installer ad, and buyers had no neutral place to check.
What this is not: not an installer, not a panel shop, not NEPRA or any DISCO, and it takes no payment for systems. Prices shown are dated examples with sources and flags - verified, being verified, conflict, or stale - and a price is never invented to fill a gap.
Trust rules: a listing is shown as Verified by us only after a phone check plus an office or past work check, with the verification date printed next to it. Everything else stays marked Public listing with its checked date. Conflicting sources are shown as a range, not hidden.
Solar Guide Pakistan is an independent guide. It is not an installer and not a seller. No phone number, office address, WhatsApp number, or Facebook, Instagram or YouTube handle for Solar Guide Pakistan itself is published on this page, because none has been set up for this guide - and inventing one would send your message nowhere. The site owner name and a real contact email are on the Before you upload checklist, to be added before this site goes live on its own domain.
Want a quote? Contact an installer directly from the installer directory. Every card there carries that company own published phone number and official website.
Price correction? Send the dated dealer or brand listing you are looking at through the same channel you received this link from. If it checks out, the price list is updated with the new date and source. If two sources disagree, both are shown as a conflict range.
Installer listing issue? See the Are you an installer page for how listings are verified and corrected.
What the quote form does: it builds a lead summary on your screen, in your browser. The lead leaves this page only when you tap WhatsApp or Copy. The WhatsApp share sends the result text to WhatsApp when you tap it, with the message prefilled for you to send. Copy puts the same text on your clipboard for you to paste anywhere.
What it does not do: this static prototype has no server and no database. Your name, phone number and budget are not uploaded, stored, sold or tracked by this page. If you tap Save my result, the result is kept only in your own browser storage on this device, and you can erase it any time by clearing site data for this page.
Cookies and storage note: this static version sets no tracking cookies and runs no analytics. Save my result uses browser storage only, on your own device. Nothing is saved to a server in this static version.
On a future live version with a real domain, this page will be updated before launch to name exactly what is stored, where, and for how long - before any lead is collected.
Prices are dated examples for guidance, not quotations. Generation, saving and payback are estimates that change with city, roof, shade, weather, tariff changes and your own usage. Net billing rules and DISCO processes change - confirm the current rules with your DISCO. Always verify panel serial numbers, installer identity and the written quote before paying. Nothing on this site is a guarantee of savings, approval or product performance.
By using this guide, you accept that all prices, savings and payback figures are dated estimates for guidance only - not quotations, not contracts, and not guarantees. Installer listings are public listings copied from official websites and checked on the date printed on each card; Solar Guide Pakistan is not a party to any agreement you make with an installer, and is not responsible for their work, prices or warranties. Always get a written quote, verify panel serial numbers, and confirm the current DISCO and NEPRA rules before paying anyone.
Until every step is done, a listing stays marked Public listing, not Verified by us, or is not published at all. A Verified badge is never sold and never given on a phone promise alone.
Honest note: this guide publishes no contact email of its own yet - adding one is on the Before you upload checklist. So the email opens with the subject and details filled in and no address typed: send it to the address published here once the site is on its own domain, or copy the details and send them the same way. Either way, nothing you type is stored on this site.
This prototype is ready to review, but it is not live yet. Before it goes on a real domain, the site owner must complete every item on this list. It is shown openly, not hidden, so nobody mistakes this prototype for a finished live site.
Placeholder - not connected yet
This section is a placeholder for the site owner. On a real custom domain, privacy respecting analytics and lead counting will be connected here so the owner can see visits, searches and leads per city. No visitor numbers, lead counts or charts are shown on this page, because showing invented numbers would be fake data. Nothing on this prototype tracks visitors.