How pricing & quotes work

This page explains the information SolarCompute uses to produce commercial feasibility responses and quote guidance. Providing these details when you request a quote speeds evaluation and improves accuracy.

Key factors that affect quotes

How to prepare a fast, useful quote request

  1. Provide exact or approximate site location (address or coordinates).
  2. Share estimated solar generation (kWh/day) and battery storage (kWh) if available.
  3. Describe your workloads (GPU vs CPU, batch vs real-time) and estimated hours per day or month.
  4. State any latency or regional placement requirements for production services.
  5. Attach a site brief, single-line diagram, or energy report when possible.
  6. Include a preferred contact and timeline for deployment.

Use the Request a Quote page to submit this information or open a prefilled email to hello@solarcompute.net.au.

Open Request a Quote

Typical evaluation steps

  1. Initial feasibility review based on submitted site and workload data.
  2. Follow-up questions or request for additional documentation.
  3. Site assessment and selection of appropriate machine class.
  4. Commercial proposal with deployment options and timelines.

Important notes

SolarCompute does not publish fixed pricing publically. Each commercial engagement depends on site conditions, capacity needs, and support requirements. The Request a Quote workflow is designed to gather the information we need to provide an accurate, timely response.

Questions? Email hello@solarcompute.net.au or use the button below to start a quote.

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