The first self-serve G99 platform

Screen a site, generate your document pack, and submit — without a bureau. Cheaper, faster, and you keep control.

G59 Projects charges £299–599 per commercial G99 application Grid Guru: opaque pricing, manual process GB Grid Data: £49.99/mo — screening only, no applications
Domestic
£39 /mo
G98 + G99 Type A · domestic solar & heat pump installers

What's included

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Full Platform
£149 /mo
Domestic + Commercial — for mixed-portfolio installers

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Agency
£299 /mo
Multi-user · white-label · API access · coming soon

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How Headroom compares

Nobody else combines pre-application screening, auto-generated document packs, and self-serve workflow in one tool.
Feature Headroom GB Grid Data
£49.99/mo
G59 Projects
£299–599 per application
DNO Renewables
£125+ per application
Pre-application screening (instant) ✓ Live data ✓ Map only Partial
Domestic G98/G99 route check ✓ Tier 1+
Commercial headroom & queue intelligence ✓ Tier 2+ ✓ (data only) Partial
PURSUE / PAUSE / PASS verdict
G99 application forms — auto-generated ✓ Pre-populated from site data
Protection settings schedule ✓ G99 Issue 2 defaults
Letter of Authority template ✓ (their LOA) ✓ (their LOA)
Self-serve (no human in loop) — Manual — Managed
Portfolio mode (rank multiple sites) ✓ Tier 2+
Subscription pricing ✓ Monthly, cancel any time — Per-application only — Per-application only
Cost for 10 commercial G99 applications/month £99/mo (Commercial tier) £49.99/mo + still need bureau £2,990–5,990/mo £1,250+/mo

Why it's different

Screen before you commit

Know if a site is worth pursuing in 30 seconds — before spending money on surveys, legal, or design. Live DNO data, real substation headroom, ECR queue.

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Forms pre-populated from your screen

The document pack knows your site. Postcode, DNO, capacity, technology, connection voltage — all pre-filled. You complete the gaps, print, and submit.

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Gets smarter over time

Every application outcome we track (predicted vs actual) makes the screening more accurate. The more you use it, the better the verdict for your DNO area.

Questions

Which DNOs does the commercial screening cover?

The live screening engine currently uses UK Power Networks (UKPN) capacity heatmap and ECR data, covering South East England, East of England and London. This covers a large proportion of UK commercial solar pipeline. Expansion to NGED, Northern Powergrid, ENWL, SPEN and SSEN is on the roadmap. The document pack works for all six DNOs — it uses the ENA standardised forms (SAF, Form A1-1 etc.) which all DNOs accept.

Does the document pack constitute a submitted G99 application?

No — the document pack generates forms that are ready to review, complete, and submit. You (or your installer/agent) submit to the DNO through their portal, ENA Connect Direct, or by email as directed. Headroom does not submit on your behalf in the current version. Managed submission is planned for the Agency tier.

Are the forms up to date with G99 Issue 2 (2025)?

Yes. The protection settings defaults in the Protection Settings Schedule reflect ENA EREC G99 Issue 2 (10 March 2025), including the removal of Vector Shift as a standalone LOM method and the updated RoCoF settings. The SAF template reflects SAF v11.14 (June 2025). If you're unsure which version your DNO is currently accepting, check their website — some DNOs are still transitioning to Issue 2.

I'm a solar installer doing a mix of domestic and commercial. Which tier?

The Full Platform (£149/mo) is built for you — both domestic (G98/G99 Type A) and commercial (G99 Type B) screening and document packs in one subscription. At £149/month, you'd break even against G59 bureau fees after a single domestic application.

What is the Agency tier and when is it available?

The Agency tier is designed for application bureaux, large developers with teams, and installers managing multiple client accounts. It adds multi-user logins, a client management dashboard, bulk CSV site import, and API access. It is in development — register interest and we'll notify you when it launches.