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Websites built around Aurora Solar

The platform powering the solar industry. Peak Leverage closes the operating gap between what the website promises and what Aurora Solar needs to receive.
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Cleaner runtime
Better operator handoff
Lower plugin drag

Traditional agency build

Higher cost, slower runtime, more plugin surface area

  • Slow handoff from marketing page to operating system
  • Disconnected forms that still need manual cleanup
  • New changes reopen scope and timeline every time

Peak Leverage operating layer

Cleaner runtime, clearer handoff, faster time-to-value

  • Website copy and intake shaped around operator language
  • Documented path into Aurora Solar instead of inbox-first routing
  • Ongoing operation instead of one more rebuild handoff

Platform gap

What Aurora Solar does well, and where the website gap appears

This is the handoff line the route pages inherit: what the software already handles, and what the public-facing layer still needs to do.

Aurora Solar handles

Aurora Solar is a cloud-based software platform that solar professionals use to design photovoltaic (PV) systems, perform shading analysis, and generate interactive sales proposals. It relies on LIDAR and satellite imagery to create accurate 3D roof models, allowing installers to quote and sell solar without rolling a truck to the property.

The website still has to handle

While Aurora is unmatched for PV design and proposals, it is not a general-purpose marketing CMS or full-scale CRM. Installers still need a dedicated website to drive traffic, nurture top-of-funnel leads, and manage broader marketing campaigns before a specific solar design is initiated.

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Route explorer

Where this platform is already winning

These cards should feel like a clear route selection surface, not one more generic card grid.
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Solar installers

Solar Installation websites for Aurora Solar

We keep running into this problem: the website gets the lead, but the handoff stalls before it becomes a real Aurora Solar workflow. When that happens, the team loses context, loses speed, and loses the chance to move the buyer forward while intent is still hot.
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How the integration works

When a homeowner submits their address and power bill on a solar installer's custom website, the site uses Aurora's API to immediately create a new Project record. The integration automatically passes the location data into Aurora, which triggers a preliminary 3D roof model and solar design. By the time the sales rep opens their dashboard, the initial site assessment is already queued up, allowing them to jump straight into refining the proposal instead of manually entering the address and drawing the roof.

When a homeowner submits their address and power bill on a solar installer's custom website, the site uses Aurora's API to immediately create a new Project record. The integration automatically passes the location data into Aurora, which triggers a preliminary 3D roof model and solar design. By the time the sales rep opens their dashboard, the initial site assessment is already queued up, allowing them to jump straight into refining the proposal instead of manually entering the address and drawing the roof.

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