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08 Financing

Loan — Green Sky

Green Sky is Sunny’s primary loan option. Good rates, multiple plan options, fast funding.

APRTermDealer Fee
6.99%60 months9.75%
10.99%84 months6%
12.99%120 months1.75%
9.99% – 22.99% (approval-based)120 months0%
7.99% – 19.99% (approval-based)120 months4.75%
Homeowner priorityBest Green Sky plan
Lowest APR, can handle higher monthly6.99% / 60 months (9.75% dealer fee)
Lowest dealer fee, longer term acceptable12.99% / 120 months (1.75% dealer fee)
Zero dealer fee (best for rep margin), pre-qualified homeowner9.99–22.99% / 120 months (0% dealer fee)
Mid-balance: lower APR than the 0%-fee plan with modest dealer fee7.99–19.99% / 120 months (4.75% dealer fee)
Mid-term, mid-fee10.99% / 84 months (6% dealer fee)

Say you sell a deal on the 6.99% / 60-month plan, which has a 9.75% dealer fee. You priced the deal at $20,000 and want to keep your full commission.

Without adjusting:

  • Dealer fee = 9.75% × $20,000 = $1,950 deducted from your side
  • Your effective margin shrinks by $1,950

To preserve full margin, add the dealer fee percent to your sticker price:

  • New sticker = $20,000 × 1.0975 = $21,950
  • Dealer fee on new sticker = 9.75% × $21,950 = $2,140
  • Net to you = $21,950 − $2,140 = $19,810

Effectively the same as selling at $20K with no dealer fee. Always add the dealer fee percent to your sticker before quoting the homeowner. Forgetting this is the #1 way reps quietly lose commission on Green Sky deals.

The two 0% dealer fee options are the best for rep margin, but the homeowner needs to be pre-qualified since the actual APR depends on credit.

For the 0% dealer fee plan (9.99–22.99% APR) and the 4.75% dealer fee plan (7.99–19.99% APR):

  • Rate depends on the homeowner’s credit
  • Get them pre-qualified before quoting on these plans
  • Otherwise the APR could come back higher than expected
  1. Sales appointment — discuss loan as the option
  2. Submit application via Green Sky portal
  3. Fast approval
  4. Funding fast (typically within days)
  • Homeowner has decent credit
  • Larger deal where loan terms matter more than service bundling
  • Homeowner doesn’t qualify for NYSERDA (or job is non-decommissioning)
  • You want flexibility to match the right plan to the homeowner
  • Homeowner doesn’t want credit hit → Lease
  • Homeowner is “I’ll pay cash but no interest” → Synchrony 0% / 25 mo
  • Decommissioning + low credit + smaller deal → NYSERDA / EFS
  • Need to fill a $2K–$4K gap on top of another loan → Wisetack