Invictus Energy Pricing
Like every customer and house, each solar system is unique. We customize energy solutions to meet your specific needs and expectations.
For a typical solar system, our costs are around $2.50 per Watt before incentives.
We achieve this by working directly with customers, automating wherever possible, and standardizing our products and services for the Las Vegas market.
Electricity prices in Nevada have increased by 42% from Jan 2021 to Jan 2024.
If you don’t want to be at the whim of rising electricity costs, go solar. Contact us for a free quote and take control of your energy future.
How are solar costs calculated?
As solar installations become increasingly commoditized, pricing remains opaque. While numerous headlines highlight the decreasing costs of solar, this primarily pertains to hardware expenses for modules and inverters.
Solar pricing is generally divided into two main categories: hardware and soft costs.
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These are physical materials such as modules, inverters, wire, electrical panels, etc. These prices don’t have much variability across companies, and only vary by the size and scope of your system.
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These are the more variable numbers and include labor, office space, permits, etc. The largest and most variable soft cost is the Customer acquisition cost, which is mostly sales rep commissions and typically around 20-30% of the purchase price.
