Solar should be simple. So we made it simple.

Why we exist

Going solar in Malaysia should be one of the most rewarding home decisions you'll ever make. In practice, it's confusing. Quotes look different from one another, jargon flies thick, and the economics shifted again on 1 January 2026 when Solar ATAP replaced NEM.

We built iwantsolar.my so that one short conversation gets you up to 5 standardised, like-for-like quotes from installers we've vetted — within 3 days. You decide. They compete.

What makes us different

• Conservative, transparent ROI. We model 25 years including post-ATAP years 11–25. No hockey-stick promises.
• Vetted installers only. SEDA RPVSP registration, Form N + Q, ST contractor licence — verified before any installer sees your enquiry.
• Privacy-first. Installers see your postcode, city and bill. They never see your name, phone, email or street address until you pick one.
• Side-by-side comparison. Every quote in the same structured format, with auto-analysis flagging the trade-offs.
• Free for homeowners. Always. Installers pay for qualified leads. You don't pay us a cent.

Where we operate

Today: Peninsular Malaysia, residential rooftops — single-phase and three-phase. We chose to start small and do it well. Apartments without strata approval, Sabah and Sarawak, and commercial/industrial systems are coming next.

Solar ATAP, in plain English

ATAP (Akses Tenaga Suria Atap) is the Malaysian government scheme that replaced NEM on 1 January 2026. Key points:

• 10-year contract, no quota
• Domestic export credit: RM 0.27/kWh up to 1,500 kWh/month, RM 0.37/kWh above that
• Monthly reset, no rollover
• Capacity caps: 5 kWp single-phase, 15 kWp three-phase
• Installer must be SEDA-registered RPVSP with Form N + Q

We use these rules to model your savings honestly — including what happens after the contract ends.

Get in touch

Homeowners: hello@iwantsolar.my
Installers: vetting@iwantsolar.my
Billing: billing@iwantsolar.my