By buyer
8 of the 100 products we researched name this buyer on their own site, across 5 categories. Engineering, procurement and construction firms delivering at scale, usually across several regions and regulatory regimes.
This is a record of who each vendor says it sells to, not our judgement of who should buy what. It exists because the field separates products that otherwise look identical — one platform sells to utility programme administrators and another to the installers filing into those programmes.
Verified against the vendor’s own pages.
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Only 8 products address this buyer, below our 12-product floor for indexing an audience page. It is published for readers who follow a link and excluded from search until the evidence base is deeper.
Usually needs
Multi-region compliance, role-based access, API access for internal systems, and scale that does not price per project. Procurement will ask about the integration surface before it asks about the design engine.
Usually doesn’t
Free tiers, self-serve checkout and single-user pricing, none of which survive a security review.
Both boxes are our editorial framing of the buyer type, not a claim about any product. Every statement about a specific product on this page is read from the feature database.
Categories selling to enterprise EPCs
Categories with nobody addressing them
No vendor in these categories names enterprise EPCs as a buyer. That is a fact about their marketing, not proof the tools are unusable — but it is where a sales conversation will be hardest.
Alphabetical. Not a ranking — no product on this site is scored, because no verified reviews exist yet.
Above Surveying Ltd.
Aerial & thermal inspection · Web
SolarGain is a utility-scale solar operating platform — digital twin, inspection workflows, construction QA and field mobile — sold by a UK aerial-survey company that says the platform works whether or not it does the flying.
Helios 3D (a product of STÖHR+SAUER CAD- und Computersystem GmbH)
German engineering software for utility-scale ground-mount PV that runs inside Autodesk Civil 3D — TIN-terrain-accurate rack and tracker placement, per-rack local grading, full electrical layout with cable and voltage-drop calculation, single-line diagrams, a yield estimate on Meteotest data, and a VR viewer — sold by quote only, with no price published in either English or German.
Nearmap Ltd
Imagery & remote survey · Web
A subscription aerial-imagery and AI property-data business whose imagery, 3D models and APIs sit underneath other people's solar design tools rather than being a solar tool itself.
PVcase
AutoCAD-based design software for utility-scale ground-mount solar — terrain-adapted automated layouts, slope and grading analysis, 3D cabling and stringing, BOM and construction-ready CAD deliverables, sold by quote only.
RatedPower (part of Enverus)
Design & simulation · Web
Cloud platform for utility-scale PV, storage and hybrid plants — automated layout and basic engineering all the way to the grid connection point, with substation design, 3D energy yield, CAD deliverables and a PVsyst export, sold on three quote-only tiers.
Reslink Technologies Private Limited
Design & simulation · Web
A mobile-first 3D solar design and proposal platform for Indian EPCs that claims to take a rooftop from satellite imagery to a bill of materials and a signed-ready proposal without a site visit.
Scoop Solar / Scoop Robotix
Operations & PM · Web · iOS · Android
A configurable field-execution and workflow layer — the vendor calls it a "Central Operations Hub" — that sits between an installer's existing CRM, design and accounting tools and its field crews, with unlimited users.
Blu Banyan (NetSuite Solution Provider)
Dealer & sales-org · Web
A solar-specific vertical built on Oracle NetSuite, sold and implemented by Blu Banyan, that puts CRM, project management, job costing, inventory and financial accounting for a solar installer or developer into a single ERP.
The finder filters the full database on the requirements that actually exclude products — segment, scale, budget and the capabilities you cannot work without.
Answer five questions →8 of the 100 products we researched name enterprise EPCs as a target buyer on their own sites, spread across 5 categories. 1 of the 8 with a readable pricing surface publish a price. Verified 28 September 2026.
The data does not answer that, and we will not pretend otherwise. What it shows is that these 8 products sit across 5 categories and that 14 of our 19 categories contain no product addressing this buyer at all — so the practical question is which of those categories your work actually touches.
1 of the 8 products addressing enterprise EPCs whose pricing surface we could read publish a figure. 0 offer a free tier or a limited free allowance.
