SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 19, 2023
Torus, a leading innovator in battery solutions and energy management, today announced a strategic partnership with GoodLeap, America's premier point-of-sale platform for sustainable home improvements. This allows Torus customers greater financial flexibility, making the transition to clean energy more accessible.
Through GoodLeap's platform, Torus customers will now have flexible payment options to purchase Torus systems. Contractors and installers working with Torus also stand to benefit from this collaboration. By joining the GoodLeap platform, they can anticipate up to a 30% increase in conversion rates, reach a broader market segment, and enjoy higher approval rates.
"We are very excited about this partnership. GoodLeap's dedication to both customers and environmental sustainability, combined with their strong ties to contractors, resonates with Torus' values," said Torus CEO Nate Walkingshaw. "Our customers can now enjoy a streamlined purchasing experience, with approvals in just seconds from any mobile device."
For more information about Torus' products or the new financing options available through GoodLeap, please visit torus.co.
About Torus
Torus is a Utah-based renewable energy storage and management company focused on making renewable energy storage and management more efficient, affordable, and sustainable.
About Goodleap
GoodLeap is a sustainable home solutions marketplace. GoodLeap provides simple, fast, and frictionless point-of-sale technology for countless mission-driven professionals serving millions of people who want to upgrade their homes and save money.
Media inquiries
Contact: press@torus.co
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