GoodLeap Home

Name: GoodLeap Home
Rating: 4.8 (2797 reviews)
Author: GoodLeap, LLC

Account & Energy Management

Only for iPhone

Free · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS.

2.8K Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Finance
Developer

GoodLeap, LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

224.4
MB

iPhone

Trusted by 1.4 million homeowners across all 50 states, GoodLeap Home save you time when you manage smart home upgrades in one place. Pay • Set up Autopay or make one-time payments • View payment history and download statements Track Your Project • Follow your home project from approval to completion • Find contractor information, agreements, and key project documents Monitor • Gain valuable insights into your home’s energy consumption • Monitor your solar system’s production and battery storage to maximize efficiency and savings Learn • Expert advice to make smarter home upgrades • Tips to save money and cut your carbon footprint Shop • Explore smart home upgrades tailored to your needs • Enhance your home’s efficiency and comfort Earn • Refer friends and family and earn rewards Download the app and get started today. *For Tesla, SolarEdge, QCells, and Enphase systems

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

2.8K Ratings

Great people to work with
12/22/2025

Arrotssoup
I bought all new windows for my house with the help of GoodLeap. They have been very easy to work with and the 2 times i called them, i got a real person who answered the phone, which today anyway, hardly EVER happens. My questions were answered promptly and both people were polite and helpful. I have had no issues with them at all, and would definitely recommend them to my friends, family or anyone else. I didn’t know this until recently, but they also do home loans, so if i decide to do one of those this year they’ll be one of the first i call for help!
Great people to work with
12/22/2025

Arrotssoup

I bought all new windows for my house with the help of GoodLeap. They have been very easy to work with and the 2 times i called them, i got a real person who answered the phone, which today anyway, hardly EVER happens. My questions were answered promptly and both people were polite and helpful. I have had no issues with them at all, and would definitely recommend them to my friends, family or anyone else. I didn’t know this until recently, but they also do home loans, so if i decide to do one of those this year they’ll be one of the first i call for help!
Valid points
03/13/2025

dxd813
The person who wrote the review I just read brings up very valid points that Goodleap should address. Goodleap is know for predatory lending practices and being a deceptive company . There are a lot of complaints where people feel they were tricked into signing up for Solar panels and the loan, had high pressure sales tactics used against them, have been threatened with losing their homes because they put liens on people’s solar panels and they thinks it’s their houses, not explained the contract, etc. There are a disproportion amount of complaints for this not to be true. Some states have been involved and I believe there are some class action law suits along with individual lawsuits. It seems to me it would be easier to run a company that was honest and did the right thing than to always be dealing with turmoil and shadiness. Don’t bother with the customer service line of call or email and we’ll talk about it because they won’t. The Solar panels are over priced, a lot of people complain they don’t work, some say they signed a digital contract of x amount of pages but then more pages are mysteriously added, etc. With so many complaints Goodleap should try to be better and ask themselves why they have so many disgruntled borrowers. If your payment is one day late due to them not you they call and threaten you. What other company does that? None, if you’re late you pay a late fee and move on. No one calls you the day after you miss a payment. There’s a lot of other companies who will be honest willing to lend you money and not be stuck a head ache to deal with.

Developer Response
We appreciate you sharing your concerns. We take feedback like this very seriously and are committed to addressing issues when they arise. While we can’t comment on individual cases or third-party claims here, we would like the opportunity to better understand your specific experience. If you’re open to it, please email us at appfeedback@goodleap.com with your loan details so we can look into this directly.Our goal is always to provide clear information and support to our customers, and we welcome the chance to make things right if we’ve fallen short.
Valid points
03/13/2025

dxd813

The person who wrote the review I just read brings up very valid points that Goodleap should address. Goodleap is know for predatory lending practices and being a deceptive company . There are a lot of complaints where people feel they were tricked into signing up for Solar panels and the loan, had high pressure sales tactics used against them, have been threatened with losing their homes because they put liens on people’s solar panels and they thinks it’s their houses, not explained the contract, etc. There are a disproportion amount of complaints for this not to be true. Some states have been involved and I believe there are some class action law suits along with individual lawsuits. It seems to me it would be easier to run a company that was honest and did the right thing than to always be dealing with turmoil and shadiness. Don’t bother with the customer service line of call or email and we’ll talk about it because they won’t. The Solar panels are over priced, a lot of people complain they don’t work, some say they signed a digital contract of x amount of pages but then more pages are mysteriously added, etc. With so many complaints Goodleap should try to be better and ask themselves why they have so many disgruntled borrowers. If your payment is one day late due to them not you they call and threaten you. What other company does that? None, if you’re late you pay a late fee and move on. No one calls you the day after you miss a payment. There’s a lot of other companies who will be honest willing to lend you money and not be stuck a head ache to deal with.
Developer Response 05/05/2025
We appreciate you sharing your concerns. We take feedback like this very seriously and are committed to addressing issues when they arise. While we can’t comment on individual cases or third-party claims here, we would like the opportunity to better understand your specific experience. If you’re open to it, please email us at appfeedback@goodleap.com with your loan details so we can look into this directly.Our goal is always to provide clear information and support to our customers, and we welcome the chance to make things right if we’ve fallen short.
Shady business?
Mar 14

USSoccerFan48
There is no option for making payments larger than the regular payment except for making a scheduled additional payment to be made on the regular payment date. However, if you don’t make the additional payment amount equal to or larger than the regular payment amount, you’re in jeopardy of them applying only the “additional” payment, thereby resulting in an underpayment and consequential penalties. Another issue is that they don’t always apply the payment on the scheduled payment date. Thus, a payment scheduled for a Friday may not be credited until the following Monday or even later if that Monday falls on a holiday. In this instance, they charge extra interest for the days between the payment date and the date that they credit the payment. It’s a very greedy practice. One that makes me wonder if it is even legal It seems like a very shady business practice.
Shady business?
Mar 14

USSoccerFan48

There is no option for making payments larger than the regular payment except for making a scheduled additional payment to be made on the regular payment date. However, if you don’t make the additional payment amount equal to or larger than the regular payment amount, you’re in jeopardy of them applying only the “additional” payment, thereby resulting in an underpayment and consequential penalties. Another issue is that they don’t always apply the payment on the scheduled payment date. Thus, a payment scheduled for a Friday may not be credited until the following Monday or even later if that Monday falls on a holiday. In this instance, they charge extra interest for the days between the payment date and the date that they credit the payment. It’s a very greedy practice. One that makes me wonder if it is even legal It seems like a very shady business practice.
Not very useful app (in my case)
05/12/2025

Eliza12
Key potential benefits to me: 1. Easy setup (kind of) - I could not use my existing site login - app required a separate set up, which is confusing and should be unnecessary. I don't trust this setup2. Can make one off payments - I do this once a year and my loan is only for 2 more years so VERY minimal value there3. Appeared I could manage my auto payment in the app as there is an option to do so - HOWEVER the option to update is not accessible with no steps or notes as to why or how to actually use this feature 4. View statements if you're paperless. I prefer paper so this is slightly helpful.5. Can connect your solar panel system in order to see energy details in the app - as the other features noted above aren't very useful or functional for me I didn't even try this. I already have and enjoy the app used to track my solar panel usage etc. through the installerSummary: not a reason to have another app on my phone. Downloaded, leaving a review and will now uninstall. ThanksUpdate: I did reach out to Goodleap via phone and email and clarified the auto payment feature is not meant to be used as I expected. Auto payment is only for making the minimum payment. If you want to up your payment and make a bigger dent in your principal loan monthly you would have to log into the app every month a week before your due date and set an additional payment. In my opinion that's just a loan company discouraging customers from paying loans off early. Makes sense from a business standpoint, but as a customer, just set up a 2nd auto payment through your bank so you don't have to remember one more thing. I was also notified that the app is unique as it is "fully" owned and controlled by Goodleap, which the website is not, but the website is still valid and does require a separate login vs the app.

Developer Response
Thank you for sharing such detailed feedback. We really appreciate you taking the time. It’s helpful to hear both what worked for you and where the app didn’t meet your expectations. We’re especially interested in learning more about the issues you encountered with the auto payment update and the account setup process. If you’re open to it, could you email us at appfeedback@goodleap.com with the email linked to your account and any additional details? Your input can help us improve the experience for all users.
Not very useful app (in my case)
05/12/2025

Eliza12

Key potential benefits to me: 1. Easy setup (kind of) - I could not use my existing site login - app required a separate set up, which is confusing and should be unnecessary. I don't trust this setup2. Can make one off payments - I do this once a year and my loan is only for 2 more years so VERY minimal value there3. Appeared I could manage my auto payment in the app as there is an option to do so - HOWEVER the option to update is not accessible with no steps or notes as to why or how to actually use this feature 4. View statements if you're paperless. I prefer paper so this is slightly helpful.5. Can connect your solar panel system in order to see energy details in the app - as the other features noted above aren't very useful or functional for me I didn't even try this. I already have and enjoy the app used to track my solar panel usage etc. through the installerSummary: not a reason to have another app on my phone. Downloaded, leaving a review and will now uninstall. ThanksUpdate: I did reach out to Goodleap via phone and email and clarified the auto payment feature is not meant to be used as I expected. Auto payment is only for making the minimum payment. If you want to up your payment and make a bigger dent in your principal loan monthly you would have to log into the app every month a week before your due date and set an additional payment. In my opinion that's just a loan company discouraging customers from paying loans off early. Makes sense from a business standpoint, but as a customer, just set up a 2nd auto payment through your bank so you don't have to remember one more thing. I was also notified that the app is unique as it is "fully" owned and controlled by Goodleap, which the website is not, but the website is still valid and does require a separate login vs the app.
Developer Response 05/05/2025
Thank you for sharing such detailed feedback. We really appreciate you taking the time. It’s helpful to hear both what worked for you and where the app didn’t meet your expectations. We’re especially interested in learning more about the issues you encountered with the auto payment update and the account setup process. If you’re open to it, could you email us at appfeedback@goodleap.com with the email linked to your account and any additional details? Your input can help us improve the experience for all users.

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Seller: GoodLeap, LLC
Size: 224.4 MB
Category: Finance
Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.0 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 15.0 or later.

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Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

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