Software Comparison · 2026

Solar Launch vs ServiceTitan for Solar Installers

ServiceTitan is enterprise-grade operations software. Solar Launch is solar-specific acquisition software. Here's where each fits — and why ServiceTitan is overkill for most solar installers under $5M revenue.

The quick verdict

ServiceTitan was built for established HVAC + plumbing + electrical contractors running 50+ technicians. It's powerful enterprise software with proportionally enterprise pricing. For most residential solar installers — even ones doing $1M-$3M revenue — it's overkill. Solar Launch fills the acquisition gap that ServiceTitan doesn't address, at a fraction of the cost.

Feature comparison

CapabilitySolar LaunchServiceTitan
AI rendering of homeowner roof with solarYes — core featureNo
Google Solar API production modelingYesNo
Mailed solar postcards with ITC mathYes — $1 per quoteNo
Solar-specific pipeline stagesYes — out of boxRequires customization
Multi-trade ops (HVAC/electrical/plumbing alongside)NoExcellent
Dispatch + routing for 20+ techniciansBasicExcellent
Inventory + parts managementBasicExcellent
Membership / maintenance plan billingNoExcellent
QuickBooks / accounting deep syncStripe payout reportsTight two-way
Implementation timeSame day3–6 months

Pricing

ServiceTitan: $20K–$50K implementation + $300+/user/mo subscription. Minimum effective spend $30K/yr + onboarding cost.

Solar Launch: free account, free rendering, $1 per mailed solar quote. A 1,000-postcard campaign costs $1,000.

Unit economics

Average installer using Solar Launch returns $32 in install revenue for every $1 spent. A $1,000 mailed campaign typically returns ~$32,000 in install revenue at the average. First $1,000 campaign is money-back guaranteed.

When ServiceTitan wins

When Solar Launch wins

Can you use both?

Multi-trade contractors running ServiceTitan at the company level can use Solar Launch as the dedicated acquisition layer for their solar division. ServiceTitan handles ops (dispatch, billing, accounting); Solar Launch handles solar-specific acquisition (renders, postcards, customer portal). Most solar-only installers under $5M don't need both — Solar Launch + a lightweight CRM (Sunbase, Solo, or even Notion) is more cost-effective.

Acquisition software, purpose-built for solar.

Free account, free rendering, $1 per mailed solar quote. Money-back guarantee on your first $1,000 campaign.

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