We fund the solar, bill the residents, and pay HOAs and build-to-rent operators every month.
Billing software makes you buy the array first. Installers hand you the operating headache. NOI does all of it — capital, install, metering, resident billing, collections, and your monthly payout — on one contract, with zero capex and no special assessment.
Every roof, canopy, and clubhouse is a revenue asset.
Rooftops, carports, and amenity buildings across garden-style multifamily, build-to-rent, and HOA communities. Same playbook every time: we fund it, build it, meter it, bill it, and wire you the margin.
Representative project profiles. Actual revenue varies by utility tariff, roof area, resident participation, and system design.
Billing software won't buy your panels. Installers won't bill your residents.
The market is split in two: software vendors that meter and invoice — after you've already spent the capital — and installers that build the array and hand you the operating problem. NOI is the only stack that owns the whole chain, from the check that funds the roof to the deposit that hits your account.
| Capability | NOI | Solar billing software | Solar installer / EPC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pays for the system | We do — $0 capex, $0 assessment | No — you fund it | No — you finance or lease |
| Builds and warranties the install | Vetted EPC network, managed by us | Out of scope | Yes |
| Meters and bills residents | Built-in billing rail | Yes — if you bring the array | Rarely, or via a third party |
| Collects and chases payment | ACH + card, dunning, retries | You or your PM team | Not offered |
| Pays the owner | Monthly payout to your bank | You reconcile it | N/A |
| Who you call when it breaks | One partner — us | Support ticket | Installer, then the utility |
No stitching together a lender, an EPC, a billing vendor, and a support desk. One agreement covers capital through payout.
We model the revenue the roof can produce and finance against it — so the program clears without touching your balance sheet.
Enrollment holds because the savings are visible on the statement. Participation is what protects the revenue line.
See your number. Move the sliders.
A live model based on real properties on NOI today. Final numbers depend on roof orientation, local utility rates, and load profile.
- Property monthly revenue
- $1,122
- Property annual revenue
- $13,464
- NOI platform fee (5%)
- −$673
- Annual NOI uplift
- $12,791
We'll model your specific roof using a recent utility bill.
Most landlords think of solar as a cost to manage. We think of it as a line item to grow.
You keep the asset and the agreement. We add the meter and the billing rail underneath it.
Solar income lands next to rent — one invoice to the tenant, one payout to you, every month.
When local power prices rise, your revenue per unit rises with them. The roof keeps appreciating.
From utility bill to revenue estimate, in under a minute.
Watch a landlord turn a single PDF into a no-capex revenue projection — live in the NOI portal.
From rooftop to revenue, in four steps.
You own the building. We operate the revenue layer on top of it.
- 01Assess
Send us a recent utility bill. We model production, tenant load, and local rates, then return a no-cost revenue projection in days.
- 02Install
Our partner network handles permitting, installation, and interconnection. Financed or owned — we'll quote both side by side.
- 03Enroll
Tenants get a magic-link invite. They see exactly what they save vs. the grid and enroll in autopay in under two minutes.
- 04Collect
Tenants pay via ACH or card. Stripe Connect routes net revenue to your bank. You get a clean monthly statement and dashboard.
A 24-unit building can add ~$17.7K in annual NOI. With no capex.
Tenants pay less than they did to the utility. You collect the margin. NOI takes a small share for running the rail.
“Solar is the mechanism. NOI is the outcome.”
Stop thinking about panels. Start thinking about revenue per unit.
Tell us about your property. We'll come back with a free, no-obligation revenue estimate.