Demonstration site. DataCram Solar is not a real company and will not install anything on your roof. No one is coming to knock on your door.Built by DataCram

San Antonio · Hill Country · Coastal Bend

Your roof is a power plant. Start acting like it.

Home and commercial solar, batteries, and EV charging — designed for Texas sun, priced in writing, installed by our own crews.

1,400+
Systems installed
18 MW
On Texas roofs
1–2 days
Typical install

What we do

Everything on your side of the meter.

Swipe or use the arrows — six ways we turn Texas sun into lower bills.

The math, up front

No email wall. No sales call. Just the number.

Most solar sites make you hand over your phone number to see a savings estimate. Drag the slider instead.

$180
$60$600
9.6 kW
System size
23
Panels on the roof
$1,944
Saved every year
$48,500
Over 25 years
Bill offset by sunlight90%

Illustrative math for a demonstration website, not a quote: assumes ~1,450 kWh produced per kW each year, a $0.14/kWh rate held flat, and a system sized to offset 90% of usage. A real design starts from your actual roof, shade, and utility plan.

How it works

Four steps. No door-knockers.

  1. 01

    Look at your bill

    You show us a monthly electric bill. We model your roof from satellite imagery before anyone visits.

  2. 02

    Design and price

    A system designed for your actual usage, priced in writing. No 'today-only' number, no pressure.

  3. 03

    Install day

    Most home installs are done in one to two days by our own crews — nothing subcontracted out.

  4. 04

    Flip the switch

    Utility sign-off, then production monitoring you can check from your phone, forever.

Two installers in hard hats and clipped safety harnesses seat a solar panel onto mounting rails on a shingle roof, houses soft in the background.
Install day — one to two days for most homes, our own crews.
Straight-down aerial view of a commercial flat-roof solar array, uniform panel rows separated by clean walkways.
Commercial flat roofs — the easiest solar wins in Texas.

Straight answers

Asked at every kitchen table

The same answers we give sitting across from you — no jargon, no pressure, and no “let me get my manager.”

Ask us something else
What does solar cost up front?

Anywhere from nothing (financed, paying roughly what you pay the utility now) to the full system price in cash. We put every option side by side in writing so you can compare them at your kitchen table without us hovering.

Does it work when the grid goes down?

Panels alone shut off in an outage for line-worker safety. Add a battery and the essentials keep running — that is most of why people add one in Texas.

What about hail?

Panels are rated for it, and a properly installed array often outlives the shingles under it. Roof condition is part of every site survey — if your roof needs work first, we say so before you spend a dollar.

How long until it pays for itself?

It depends on your bill, your roof, and your rate plan — which is exactly why the calculator above is labeled an illustration. A real design comes with real math for your address.

Get a real number for your roof.

A written design and price from your bill and a satellite look at your roof — before anyone sets foot on your property.

Start my estimateCall (210) 555-0100

Demo controls — inert. The phone number is a reserved fictional exchange and connects to no one. Want a site like this? Talk to DataCram.

DataCram Solar

Your roof is a power plant. Start acting like it.

San Antonio, TX · Founded 2016 · Serving San Antonio · Hill Country · Coastal Bend

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*The fine print, which for once you should actually read

DataCram Solar is a fictional company. It has installed zero panels, holds zero licenses, and employs zero crews, because it does not exist. The install counts, megawatts, and savings figures on this page are invented for a demonstration, and the calculator is an illustration with its assumptions printed under it — it is not a quote, an offer, or energy advice.

This page was built by DataCram— the web development company, which is real — to show what a solar installer’s website should look and work like. The footer links above are inert. No door-knockers were employed in the making of this website.

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*Savings not typical. Savings not possible, in fact — see above regarding not existing.