Solar Price Tracker

What Australians are actually paying for solar — updated from real verified reviews. No sponsored results.

Australian Capital Territory

$7,200

Good deal (25th %ile)$6,300

Average$7,400

Expensive (75th %ile)$8,400

Based on 143 reviews

New South Wales

$7,600

Good deal (25th %ile)$6,800

Average$7,840

Expensive (75th %ile)$8,900

Based on 1204 reviews

Northern Territory

$7,900

Good deal (25th %ile)$6,900

Average$8,100

Expensive (75th %ile)$9,200

Based on 89 reviews

Queensland

$6,900

Good deal (25th %ile)$6,100

Average$7,100

Expensive (75th %ile)$8,100

Based on 1432 reviews

South Australia

$6,700

Good deal (25th %ile)$5,900

Average$6,900

Expensive (75th %ile)$7,800

Based on 621 reviews

Tasmania

$7,400

Good deal (25th %ile)$6,500

Average$7,600

Expensive (75th %ile)$8,700

Based on 187 reviews

Victoria

$6,100

Good deal (25th %ile)$5,400

Average$6,320

Expensive (75th %ile)$7,200

Based on 987 reviews

Western Australia

$7,000

Good deal (25th %ile)$6,200

Average$7,200

Expensive (75th %ile)$8,200

Based on 534 reviews

How to read this data

Prices shown are for a standard 6.6kW system, the most popular size in Australia. The “good deal” price means 75% of reviewers paid more — so if your quote is below this, you're getting a great price. The “expensive” price means only 25% paid more. All prices are after STC discount unless noted otherwise.