Solar billing software for West Virginia
Recurring monitoring contracts, warranty plan billing, and per-system loan installment tracking — with a customer portal where homeowners see their plan, payments, and warranty coverage in one place.
- 12×
- Max installments per payment plan
- Multi
- Recurring subs per homeowner (warranty + monitoring)
- Branded
- Portal under your installer brand
Solar dealers + installers we work best with in West Virginia
- You sell solar systems with multi-year monitoring or warranty contracts.
- You bill monthly for production monitoring (e.g. Enphase, SolarEdge gateway data).
- You sell extended warranty plans as recurring subscriptions.
- Your homeowners are confused about who to call for billing vs. who installed.
Solar dealers + installers we serve in 1 West Virginia metros
Each metro page has city-specific FAQ + comparison vs. the local alternatives.
FAQ — Solar billing in West Virginia
Is HubWho a good fit for solar dealers + installers based in West Virginia?+
Yes. HubWho supports solar dealers + installers nationwide — every US state including West Virginia — with the same flat $29-$249/mo pricing. ACH via Plaid + Stripe Connect + Authorize.net work from any US bank. The per-client margin report and white-label customer portal are identical regardless of which state you operate in.
Can I bill monthly monitoring fees as a recurring subscription?+
Yes — every homeowner becomes a client in HubWho, and you can attach as many recurring subscriptions as the system needs. Monitoring contracts, extended warranty, panel-cleaning subscriptions — each with its own start date, billing cadence, and auto-draft.
Does it integrate with Enphase Enlighten or SolarEdge?+
Not directly — those platforms expose production data, not billing data. HubWho is the billing+portal layer; keep your monitoring portal alongside. If homeowners want a single login, we can iframe-embed production data into the HubWho portal as a custom widget (enterprise feature).
Can I bill financed systems — split a $30k install across 60 months?+
Payment plans go up to 12 months out of the box. For 60-month loan amortization you'd typically use a 3rd-party solar lender (GoodLeap, Sunlight, etc.) — HubWho handles the recurring monitoring + warranty side, the lender handles the system financing.
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