Battery storage may be available from as little as $3.99 a day.
Through Pay As You Save, eligible households may be able to get started with no deposit and $0 upfront installation cost, then use the savings generated by the solar and battery system to help pay for the system itself.
Check My Payment Options
The pain point is not always wanting a battery. It is not wanting to drain savings to get one.
Many homeowners like the idea of battery storage, but do not want to spend a large amount of savings all at once. Pay As You Save helps make the next step feel more practical by spreading the remaining cost into smaller, more manageable payments, subject to eligibility and the selected system.
What SunEnergy can help you check.
The assessment keeps Pay As You Save as the main focus: whether the system suits your home, whether eligible subsidy support may reduce the system price, and whether finance can help manage what remains without a large upfront payment.
From $3.99/day
Battery storage may be available from as little as $3.99 a day through Pay As You Save.
No deposit
Eligible customers may be able to get started without a deposit.
$0 upfront install
Eligible customers may have $0 upfront installation cost.
Keep savings free
Avoid tying up a large amount of savings all at once.
Use the savings from the system to help pay for the system.
That is the simple customer message. Pay As You Save can make battery storage feel more accessible by aligning the payment pathway with the savings the solar and battery system may help create.
Reduce upfront pressure
Eligible support may reduce the system price before finance is considered.
Manage what remains
Pay As You Save can help spread the remaining cost into smaller payments.
Start saving sooner
The system may have the potential to be cash-flow positive from day one.
A better payment conversation starts with the household’s cash flow.
Pay As You Save is for customers who may not want to pay a large amount upfront, but still want to access battery storage and start saving sooner. The message should feel relatable: protecting household savings matters, and a more manageable pathway can make the decision easier to explore.
Start with the householdUsage timing, goals, current system and program rules all affect the recommendation.
Check before claimingSavings, program support, payment options and suitability should be assessed before being promised.
Solar Sharer can strengthen the battery value story.
With a battery, eligible households may be able to charge during the three-hour free electricity window and store that energy for later use. Because the battery may still charge from the grid during the free period when solar generation is low, this benefit is not limited by the weather. The stored energy can then help reduce how much expensive peak-rate electricity the home buys in the evening.
Store free-window energyEligible households may be able to charge the battery during the three-hour free electricity window and store that energy for later use.
Use it laterStored energy may be used in the evening, when electricity rates are usually higher, helping reduce reliance on expensive peak-rate electricity.
Built for homeowners who want battery benefits without using up savings.
This page is for households that want the benefits of a solar and battery system, but need the payment pathway to feel manageable.
Savings-conscious homes
You want to keep cash available for bills, emergencies and other priorities.
Battery-ready owners
You believe storage may help, but the upfront payment is holding you back.
Families managing cash flow
You want smaller, more manageable payments instead of one large cost.
Subsidy-aware buyers
You want eligible support checked without turning the page into rebate calculations.
What the payment check helps clarify.
SunEnergy can help you understand the system, eligible subsidy support, Solar Sharer, payment and approval pathway before you commit.
System suitability
Check whether the battery itself makes sense first.
Eligible support
Review whether up to $30,000 in solar and battery subsidy support may apply.
Pay As You Save
Explain it as a clear finance pathway that can make battery storage more accessible.
Cash-flow potential
Check whether the system may be cash-flow positive from day one.
Why local support and experienced installation matter.
You should feel confident that your home is checked properly before a solar or battery pathway is recommended.
Usage reviewed
Advice starts with the household’s actual energy pattern.
Suitability checked
The system needs to match the home, not just the headline offer.
Support continues
You get a clear support pathway after installation.
Subsidy support can reduce the price. Pay As You Save can help manage the rest.
Eligible households may still access government subsidy support and choose Pay As You Save finance for the remaining cost. The subsidy reduces the system price, while finance helps customers manage what remains.
Keep rebate detail light on this page
Eligible households may access up to $30,000 in solar and battery subsidy support, but this page should not overload customers with detailed rebate calculations. The main message is Pay As You Save accessibility, manageable payments and no large upfront spend.
Get clear answers before you decide.
These answers make payment options clear without promising approval or fixed savings.
Does everyone qualify for Pay As You Save?
No. Eligibility, approval, terms, payments and final pricing depend on assessment, selected system and finance requirements.
How should I understand Pay As You Save?
It is presented as a finance pathway that may make battery storage more accessible for eligible customers, subject to assessment and approval.
Can I start with no deposit and $0 upfront installation cost?
Eligible customers may be able to get started with no deposit and $0 upfront installation cost, subject to approval, final system design and selected system.
Can the system help pay for itself?
The central idea is to use the savings generated by the solar and battery system to help pay for the system itself. Actual outcomes depend on usage, tariff, system size, terms and eligibility.
Could the system be cash-flow positive from day one?
It may have the potential to be cash-flow positive from day one, but this must be checked against the household’s usage, tariff, selected system, payment terms and eligibility.
Can subsidy support reduce the cost?
It may. Eligible households may access up to $30,000 in solar and battery subsidy support, depending on program rules, eligibility, system design and approval.
How does Solar Sharer help with a battery?
With the right battery setup, eligible households may be able to charge during the three-hour free electricity window, store that energy, and use it later in the evening when rates are usually higher.
Is Solar Sharer still useful when solar generation is low?
It may be, because the battery may still be charged from the grid during the free period even when solar generation is low, subject to setup, retailer plan and eligibility.
Should I check finance before battery suitability?
No. The first step is still whether the system suits your home, usage and goals.
What is the next step?
Complete the form so SunEnergy can review suitability and explain payment options that may apply.
Start with a clear SunEnergy check.
Use this form when you are ready for SunEnergy to review your situation and explain the practical options in plain English.
What happens next?
A SunEnergy advisor reviews your household usage context, current solar if relevant, battery interest and eligibility considerations, then explains the practical pathway clearly.