SunRun
NASDAQ: RUNSan Francisco, US · Founded 2007 · Incorporated in Delaware · 10,614 employees on LinkedIn · 6 known investors
Sunrun provides residential solar panels and battery storage systems to homeowners, offering installation, monitoring, maintenance, and financing plans such as leases and monthly subscription options. It operates across the United States, serving over one million homes.
Also known as Sunrun Inc.
Founders & leadership
SunRun was founded in 2007 by Lynn Jurich.




Investors · 6
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$267M disclosed across 1 round · 2026
- $267MraisedAug 2026 · 2 sourcesSource ↗
▶$75offeredJun 2026 · 2 investors · Other EnergyRule 506(b)
- Alan FerberDirector
- Lynn JurichDirector
- Mary PowellExecutive Officer, Director
- Edward FensterDirector
- Jeanna SteeleExecutive Officer
- Sonita LontohDirector
- Danny AbajainExecutive Officer
- Katherine August de-WildeDirector
- Leslie DachDirector
- Paul DicksonExecutive Officer
- John TrintaDirector
- Craig CorneliusDirector
- Offering amount
- $75
- First sale
- May 2026
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
▶$50MofferedJan 2021 · 1 investors · Other EnergyRule 506(b)
- Lynn JurichExecutive Officer, Director
- Edward FensterExecutive Officer, Director
- Katherine August-deWildeDirector
- Leslie DachDirector
- Gerald RiskDirector
- Mary PowellDirector
- David BywaterDirector
- Ellen SmithDirector
- Allan FerberDirector
- Tom vonReichbauerExecutive Officer
- Jeanna SteeleExecutive Officer
- Chris DawsonExecutive Officer
- Offering amount
- $50M
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
▶$117.9KraisedAug 2017 · 1 investors · Other EnergyRule 506(b)
- Steven VassalloDirector
- Mina KimExecutive Officer
- Paul WinnowskiExecutive Officer
- Rich WongDirector
- Leslie DachDirector
- Lynn JurichExecutive Officer, Director
- Edward FensterExecutive Officer, Director
- Robert KominExecutive Officer
- Gerald RiskDirector
- Katherine August-deWildeDirector
- Offering amount
- $117.9K
- Amount sold
- $117.9K
- First sale
- Aug 2017
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Sunrun is a residential solar and battery storage provider that designs, installs and services home energy systems for homeowners in the United States. The company positions itself as the largest home solar and storage provider in the country and reports more than one million homes served. Offerings combine solar panels, battery storage (including add-on batteries for customers who already have a Sunrun system) and an equipment guarantee, with installation handled by the company.
Customers choose among plans such as the Sunrun Subscription Plan, which bundles panels and storage with fixed monthly payments, and BrightSave Monthly, under which rebates and tax credits are passed through as a lower monthly cost rather than requiring large upfront outlays. A mobile app allows customers to monitor system performance, pay bills and access live chat support, and a service transfer process and portal handle reassignment of lease agreements when a home is sold. Eligibility is limited to homeowners, and available state and utility incentives such as tax credits, net metering and utility rebates vary by location.
Add-on battery storage was available in California, Florida, Maryland, Nevada, New York (PSEG Long Island), Texas (Oncor and CenterPoint territories), Hawaii and Illinois (ComEd), with the company stating availability was expanding. Sunrun also maintains obligations related to former Vivint Solar customers in California following a stipulated final judgment in a California state court case, under which affected consumers may submit restitution claims before March 6, 2030.
Business model
Sunrun sells and installs residential solar and battery systems and offers them under multiple ownership and payment structures, including a subscription plan with predictable, rate-locked monthly payments, little-to-no money down options, no-debt options, and outright purchase, alongside a lease that can be transferred to a subsequent homeowner when a customer sells the house. Service revenue components include ongoing monitoring, maintenance and repair under the Sunrun Guarantee program, plus a companion mobile app used for performance tracking and bill payment.
Revenue comes from residential solar and battery systems sold or financed through monthly subscription and lease plans with locked-in rates, as well as direct system purchases; leases are transferable to new homeowners, and service, monitoring and maintenance are provided under the company's guarantee program.
Traction
Sunrun reports more than one million homes with installed systems and states it was added to the Fortune 1000 2026 list following revenue growth.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, risks & controversies
Market position
Sunrun describes itself as America's number one home solar and battery storage company, citing more than one million homes installed as evidence of installation scale. It appears on the Fortune 1000 2026 list and ranked No. 5 on TIME's World's Most Impactful Companies 2026.
Sunrun emphasizes installation scale and experience derived from more than one million installed homes, an integrated ecosystem of solar, battery and home-energy products, a range of financing structures including no-money-down and no-debt options, and the Sunrun Guarantee covering repairs, maintenance and monitoring. It also cites third-party recognition including a 2026 Consumer Affairs Buyer's Choice Award for customer service, inclusion on the Fortune 1000 2026 list, a No. 5 ranking on TIME's World's Most Impactful Companies 2026 and a 2025 Good Housekeeping Home Reno Award.
Technology
Sunrun installs solar panels paired with battery storage systems, including third-party batteries such as Tesla units referenced by customers, and offers an add-on battery product for existing solar customers to increase self-consumption of generated energy. A customer mobile app provides system performance monitoring, billing and support, with features varying by installed equipment. The company states solar panels typically last 25 to 30 years with gradually declining output.
Go-to-market
Prospective customers request a free quote through the company's website by entering a ZIP code and confirming home ownership, after which in-house Solar Advisors contact them by phone to assess utility rates, electricity usage and site sunlight and to size potential savings. The company also uses a customer referral program and telephone sales support, and consented outbound calling and texting are part of its lead-handling process.
Homeowners in the United States seeking to reduce utility electricity bills or add backup power; the company requires home ownership to install, and cites use cases such as protection during utility outages and public safety power shutoffs.
Geography
Sunrun operates in the United States across multiple states, with state-specific availability and incentive programs. Its add-on battery product is offered in California, Florida, Maryland, Nevada, New York (PSEG Long Island), Texas (Oncor and CenterPoint), Hawaii and Illinois (ComEd). Customer testimonials reference installations in San Diego and Sacramento, California.
Risks & controversies
Sunrun carries consumer-protection exposure tied to Vivint Solar: a stipulated final judgment in People of the State of California v. Vivint Solar Inc., et al. (Case No. CVRI 2506720, Superior Court of California, County of Riverside) entitles former Vivint Solar customers in California to submit restitution claims on a first-come, first-served basis until March 6, 2030. Its lead-generation practices rely on consumer consent for autodialed calls and text messages, an area governed by TCPA compliance requirements.
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Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Competitors · 4
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Timeline · 6
launches, deals, and filingsSunrun was named to the Fortune 1000 2026 list, which the company attributes to revenue growth.
Sunrun introduced an add-on battery storage offering for existing system owners with as little as $0 down, initially available in California, Florida, Maryland, Nevada, New York (PSEG Long Island), Texas (Oncor, CenterPoint), Hawaii and Illinois (ComEd), with availability expanding.
A stipulated final judgment was entered in People of the State of California v. Vivint Solar Inc., et al. (Case No. CVRI 2506720, Superior Court of California, County of Riverside). Sunrun notified former Vivint Solar customers in California of their right to submit restitution claims on a first-come, first-served basis before March 6, 2030.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
▸Research sources · 1
primary sources listed
- SunRunsunrun.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does SunRun do?
- U.S. residential solar and battery storage provider serving over one million homes with installation, service and subscription financing.
- Who founded SunRun?
- SunRun was founded by Lynn Jurich in 2007.
- Who are SunRun's investors?
- SunRun's investors include Accel, Dag Ventures, Energy Transition Ventures, Foundation Capital, Millennium New Horizons, Millennium Technology Value Partners.
- How much funding has SunRun raised?
- SunRun has disclosed $267M raised across 1 round.
- Where is SunRun headquartered?
- SunRun is headquartered in San Francisco, US.



