Bruno shows what solar costs before you pay

What Bruno does

An aerial photo is enough to start. Bruno measures the roof, checks which way it faces and where shade falls over the year.

The report sizes the panels and the inverter. Every item comes with its price.

The first report is free and takes about five minutes.

A price per kWh, not a savings promise

Bruno doesn’t forecast what you’ll save. It tells you what each kWh will cost you.

We add up the equipment and the installation. We add a new inverter around year 12, because inverter warranties run in years, not decades. Then we divide by what your roof produces over 25 years. That is your price per kWh, and it stays fixed.

Equipment prices come from public catalogues of Argentine suppliers. It is an estimate. The firm price comes once the installer has been up on the roof.

We test Bruno against real systems and their meters. Across 6 installations outside Argentina, the gap was up to 5 %. See how we measure it.

Where we work

We work with homeowners on the Atlantic coast of Buenos Aires province. That is 27 towns, from San Clemente del Tuyú to Pehuen-Có.

Each town has its own page in Spanish, with solar output month by month. See the towns.

Who installs

Bruno does the study and the quote. A licensed installer from your area signs the quote and does the work. Your contract is with them.

The installer also handles the meter paperwork with the utility.

For installers

Installers run their own site and store on Bruno, in ten languages.

Join as an installer. We reply on WhatsApp the same day.

Company and contact

Bruno is a service of Generated Media, Inc.

We are in Pinamar, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina.

Write to us at hola@usabruno.com.