
I’ve been using Artemis for my solar proposals, and it’s been a big improvement compared to the other platforms I’ve worked with. The first thing I noticed was the pricing. It’s much more inexpensive than the big-name competitors, and the fact that it doesn’t limit users, revisions, or signatures makes it even better. That alone has made a huge difference for our team. The speed is another big plus. Proposals that used to take minutes to generate are now ready in about 10–15 seconds. It pulls in roof data, shading, and production estimates automatically, so I can get something accurate in front of the customer while I’m still with them. That’s helped us close deals faster and keep customers engaged. I also like how integrated it is with financing. I can run loan options right in the proposal without bouncing between different systems. For our team in the field, that’s been a huge time saver. One feature I didn’t expect to like as much as I do is the website embed tool. We dropped it into our company site and now homeowners can design their own system, look at payment options, and send us their info directly. The leads that come in through it are much warmer than a normal contact form. Overall, Artemis has been worth the switch for us. It’s faster, more affordable, and easier to use than what we had before. I’d recommend it to any solar company that wants to save money and speed up their sales process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
While Artemis has been a strong step forward for us in many ways, there are a few things I don’t like about the platform. One of the biggest challenges is the lack of flexibility with user roles. Right now the options are very limited, and we can’t customize roles to fit some of the specific functions we need for our team. That makes it harder to give certain users access to only the tools or permissions that match their job. Another drawback is that the platform is still relatively new. Because of that, it doesn’t have the same depth of features or polish as some of the longer-established competitors. There are moments where the workflow feels a little rigid, and we’ve had to adjust how we do things to fit within the way Artemis is currently set up. Overall, it’s a good tool and the speed and cost advantages are real, but the lack of customizable roles and some of the platform’s limitations are areas that I’d like to see improved as it continues to grow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.