About

SolarScope is a solar site screening tool for US solar developers. Pick a site on the map and SolarScope loads the solar resource, the distance and voltage of the nearest transmission line and FEMA flood zones, then gives a clear verdict and an AI first read. It is built for the step before detailed design and studies: find the deal-breakers fast, so you only spend real time and money on sites worth pursuing.

• Who it is for
  Solar developers, land teams, analysts and consultants doing early-stage site screening for community, C&I and utility-scale projects. SolarScope is not a rooftop design or homeowner proposal tool, and its screen does not replace a bankable study.
• What it does
  Site Studio screens any US site in seconds: solar resource, nearest transmission line and FEMA high-risk flood zones, with a good / check / deal-breaker verdict. An AI analyst answers follow-up questions using the loaded data, AI Portfolio Insights ranks your saved sites, and PDF site reports carry your logo. AI agents such as ChatGPT and Claude can use SolarScope too, through its MCP server and API.
• Data
  Public, well-known sources: NREL (now NLR), PVGIS and NASA POWER for solar resource, HIFLD for transmission lines, FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer for flood zones, and utility hosting capacity maps where published. Every result names its source. See Data Sources.
• Plans
  Two plans: Pro at $49 per month and Portfolio at $149 per month, with 2 months free on yearly billing. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial with everything included and no credit card. There is no free plan. See Pricing.
• Company
  SolarScope is built by Lissjos Engineering LLC in San Diego, California. There are no sales calls: email [email protected] and the founder answers personally.