Jouli CockpitPriced against what a wrong quote costs.
Not against a CRM seat. Four specific things go quietly wrong in a solar or battery quote, and each one has a dollar figure. The plan costs a fraction of them.
All prices in Australian dollars, plus GST. These are business customers, so every figure on this page is ex GST.
The four ways a quote goes quietly wrong.
Quietly is the problem. None of these bounce, none of them get queried by the customer, and all of them come out of the margin after the job is sold.
At 20 jobs a month that is several thousand dollars a month of margin exposure. Team is $449. That is roughly a tenth of what one normal month of those four errors takes off you — and the engine that stops them is the same engine that writes the quote.
The full CER table, not the capital
Certificate zones resolved from the installation postcode against all 137 ranges. If a postcode is missing it falls back to the state and raises a warning to the operator, so the gap is visible instead of silent.
The tier that applies on the day
Cheaper Home Batteries Program tiers at 100, 60 and 15 per cent, with the scheduled step-downs applied at the moment of pricing and modelled out to 2030.
A discount cannot cross the floor
The owner types the price the customer should pay and the engine works backwards to it against a margin floor it will not cross. Every concession carries a named reason.
Three plans. One engine behind all of them.
Per month, plus GST. Annual billing is two months free — pay for ten.
The one-person operator
- 1 user
- 15 proposals a month
- The full pricing engine, floor and catalogue
- Email support
A sales team and an operations desk
- Up to 8 users
- 75 proposals a month
- Five roles, so nobody sees a number it isn't their job to set
- Same-business-day support
A retailer or a multi-crew installer
- Unlimited users
- 300 proposals a month
- API access
- The Rebate Truth Feed included
- A named onboarding contact
Rebate Truth Feed, on its own.
If you only want the rebate data and not the quoting engine, you can buy the feed by itself. It is included in Retailer.
Rebate Truth Feed
- Per-postcode rebate data
- A public corrections ledger — when a figure was wrong, you can see that it was
- A freshness commitment for paying customers; the free tier has none
There is no VEU module to buy
Victorian Energy Upgrades work — heat pumps, reverse-cycle air conditioning, ceiling insulation — is not in the product and is not being sold here. It is not promised and it is not dated. If one ships, it will be priced then.
We would rather lose the enquiry than have you buy a plan for something that does not exist.
What you should know first.
Three things a buyer should hear from us rather than find out later.
The honest answers.
What counts as a proposal?
One customer job, counted once, the first time a proposal on it is sent. Building it, pricing it, re-pricing it and previewing it are all free and unlimited. Send the same job again after a revision and it still counts once.
A two-option comparison is one proposal, not two. Two options is the hard maximum on one proposal anyway.
What happens when I hit the cap?
You get billed, never blocked. Proposals past the included count are $6 each and we tell you. A quote that cannot go out because of a billing limit costs you a job, which is always worse for you than it is good for us.
Can I change plan?
Yes, either direction, at any time. If you are consistently over your count, moving up is cheaper than the overage, and we will say so rather than let the overage run.
What happens to my data if I leave?
It is yours. One-click export of every proposal, lead and ledger row as JSON and CSV.
Your retention setting keeps applying while you are a customer — there is a nightly purge that honours it and it actually runs. On exit your account is deactivated and the data is purged on the schedule you chose.
Why can't I just start a free trial right now?
Because the proposal document is your regulatory identity. It carries your legal name, ABN, trading name, registered address, the bank account your customer pays into, your electrical licence for each state you work in, and your accreditation status. You cannot send a lawful quote until those are in.
So the first step is a compliance intake, not a sign-up form. Until it is complete your account is in sandbox: it prices, builds and previews, and the send button is off. That is deliberate. An instant trial would mean an instant ability to send a quote carrying nobody's licence, or somebody else's.
Once identity is complete the trial runs 14 days with 10 sendable proposals, on your real data, with no card.
Are the prices in AUD, and is GST included?
Australian dollars, and every price on this page is plus GST. You are a business, so GST is shown separately on the invoice and you claim it back.
Why $449 for the main plan?
Two reasons, and neither is "what the market charges". It sits under the threshold where a small installer needs a purchase process to approve it. And it is about a tenth of the margin it protects in a normal month of 20 jobs.
Does Mission Green pay for this?
No. Mission Green pays nothing, permanently, because Mission Green built the product. It is client #1 and the reason there is a price list at all: the engine has been run against a real price book, a real crew and real customers before being offered to anyone else.
Put your own price book in and try to break the floor.
That is the fastest way to judge whether $449 is worth it. Apply, complete the identity intake, and price your own last ten jobs.
Prices proposed 6 October 2026, in AUD, plus GST.