Grant rules checked 22 September 2026 · Boiler Upgrade Scheme still £7,500 See GrantCheck
A homeowner asks what the grant is worth, or what solar would save them. Your website answers in about thirty seconds — and offers them a callback at nine on a Sunday night, before they ring anyone else.
On the website you already have · two lines of code · from £79/month, no lock-in
Not a video and not a screenshot — the same software an installer gets, calling the same live data. Pick your trade and put a real postcode into the checker on your own page.
Each one carries a working checker set to that trade’s own scheme. Live government data. Figures are indicative and confirmed at application or survey. AnswerHQ is the button in the corner of this page, wearing our logo — on your site it wears yours. Open it and ask it something we cover, then ask it a price we have never published.
A generic name like “Heat Pump Grants UK” or “Solar Savings Check”. Nothing to do with you.
Google and Facebook, with hooks like “See if you qualify for £7,500.”
Postcode, home type and heating — then their name and number.
Shared with three to five firms at £15–30 each. Exclusive costs £35–50 and up.
That is why a homeowner gets several calls within an hour — and why you are paying for a lead you have to race two competitors to reach. Read the full breakdown
The checker sits on your site, in your branding.
The homeowner thinks they are talking to your company — because they are. So the enquiry is yours alone, and nobody is reselling it.
The grant question, from the live 2026 rules.
Their actual roof, and a saving that survives the survey.
The grant almost no homeowner knows exists.
Warm Homes eligibility, answered honestly.
Five open schemes, and nobody can work out which one applies.
Each trade has its own page and its own checker, already set to that scheme.
“My website does not get many visitors” is the usual objection, and it is usually true. So the traffic is part of it, not a separate conversation.
Two lines of code, your branding, set to your trade. Nothing gets rebuilt. Live in days.
Google for the ones already searching, Meta for the ones who have not started. Landing on the checker, not a contact form. How we run them.
A name, a number, their property and the figure they were shown — and AnswerHQ offers them a callback while they are still reading.
Take the checker on its own from £149 a month, or the whole loop from £895 plus ad spend. Pricing.
A homeowner puts in their postcode. GrantCheck checks the live scheme rules for their property, shows an indicative figure, and sends you their details.
Explore GrantCheckHow much heat pump grant could you get?
They give an address. SolarCheck finds the roof from satellite imagery, lays out the array that would actually fit, and values what it generates using the MCS method an installer has to use at survey.
Explore SolarCheckAnswerHQ answers using the installer's own website. If the answer is there, it gives it — and offers them a callback there and then. If it isn't, it says so rather than inventing one.
Explore AnswerHQDo you cover Stockport?
Yes — Stockport is within the area we cover.
What would a heat pump cost?
I couldn’t find pricing on this website, so I’d rather not guess. Would you like someone to call you?
It refused to guess.
Monthly, cancel whenever, plus a one-off £249 setup. If you would rather we sent the traffic as well, that is from £895 a month plus ad spend.
I ran marketing for installation companies and watched the same lead-portal invoice go out every month — the same homeowner sold to four firms, the installer paying to come third. So I learned to build the other side of it. There are two of us, and you deal with me, not an account manager.
Chloe Robbins · InstallerHQ · More about why this exists
Fifteen minutes. We look at your site, show you exactly what it would do, and give you a price.
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