Field teams and beneficiaries get powered on day one. Your programme budget is not touched until your donor disbursement arrives — and every unit reports verified impact data from the first hour.
“Our staff now have constant access to power, which has significantly boosted their productivity.”
National Sports Lottery, Lagos
Deployment cost is retired by daily engagement, not by an invoice. Month 4 is the baseline, not a promise — it assumes sustained daily use across the cohort, and we will show you the sensitivity before you sign anything. If engagement runs lower, retirement takes longer. That risk sits with us, which is why we care so much about the onboarding.
Units ship against your signed programme agreement, not a payment. Nothing leaves your budget on day one.
Beneficiaries use the app daily. That engagement revenue services the deployment cost, month by month.
Whatever the engagement layer has not retired by the time your tranche lands is invoiced then — not before.
Once the deployment cost is fully retired, the hardware is the programme's outright. No lease, no return clause.
Read both columns before you apply. The second one saves us both a call.
Each unit is registered to a named beneficiary at handover. No anonymous distribution.
Solar harvest, device charges and hours of light are logged per unit, per day.
Beneficiaries reached, kWh generated, devices charged, hours of light, CO₂e avoided — live.
Monthly or quarterly, in the format your funder expects. Attached to your next application.
What we ask is ₦0 at deployment. Here is what sits on the other side of that.
Hardware, powerbank and study lamp per beneficiary, delivered and registered.
Per-beneficiary telemetry, aggregated to programme level. The evidence base for your next grant.
Monthly exports covering reach, energy, light hours and carbon avoided.
The programme owns the assets outright once the deployment cost is retired.
Nothing to fund up front, nothing to depreciate before disbursement.
SOLAPS retains title until retirement, then transfers to the programme. The beneficiary holds and uses the unit throughout — title has no effect on their access.
We agree the fallback in the programme agreement before deployment. Typically that is unit recovery, not a debt against the organisation.
Telemetry is logged per unit and per day into an append-only record. We will walk your M&E lead through the methodology before you sign anything.
Yes. Co-branding is arranged at manufacture for deployments at container scale.
This is an enquiry, not a commitment. We come back with a written outline you can take to your team.