More ways to move the right project forward.
The strategy was never one partner, one product, or one narrow path. Q3 shows a delivery network with real breadth.
We did not grow by concentrating opportunity at the top. We grew by widening the path, building leaders, and giving more people the ability to own meaningful work.
Prepared July 13, 2026 · Public-safe operating snapshot · Aggregate data only
Q2 commitments → Q3 evidence
In Q2, Prosper committed to broader access, stronger partnerships, clearer operating visibility, and leadership through delegation. The July snapshot shows that strategy becoming measurable.
The strategy was never one partner, one product, or one narrow path. Q3 shows a delivery network with real breadth.
The public-safe snapshot now traces work from signed contract through permission to operate.
Projects are not merely entering the system. Two out of every three tracked records have reached permitting or later.
Q3 is not finished, pipeline value is not revenue, and stronger quarter-over-quarter cycle-time reporting is still being built. That candor is part of the standard.
The operating proof
A single headline never tells the whole story. This snapshot shows volume, value, capacity, delivery progress, and the full stage mix behind the update.
Switch between project records and tracked value.
Growth gets stronger when opportunity travels — through leaders, through partners, and through people trusted to own the result.
From the CEO
To our customers, partners, leaders, and team — Q3 is the moment Prosper moved from individual momentum toward shared growth.
In Q2, I said our next stage would come from broader access, stronger partnerships, visible operating systems, and leaders willing to own more. I was right about the direction. The numbers now make that visible: 64 tracked project records, $3.18 million in tracked gross project value, 655.24 kW of known capacity, and 43 projects already at permitting or beyond.
The most important change is not a single number. It is the model. We are building a company where capable people can grow their own businesses inside a stronger system. That requires delegation, clearer ownership, real accountability, and more opportunity for leaders who earn it.
We did not build this by concentrating every decision at the top. We built it by widening the path: more install options, stronger handoffs, better visibility, and people willing to step forward. That is how a company becomes durable.
I also want to be plain about what this update is not. This is a July Q3 snapshot, not a completed quarter. Tracked project value is pipeline value, not recognized revenue. We still need cleaner quarter-over-quarter reporting on cycle time, completions, and PTO movement. We are building that now.
Our next chapter is clear: add qualified independent dealers, build the businesses and downlines of our current leaders, share meaningful delegation so responsibility and revenue can grow together, and interview for one additional strategic partner.
Prosper is growing. More importantly, we are learning how to make that growth shared, accountable, and repeatable.
Craig Stratton
Chief Executive Officer · Prosper
Q4 direction
A substantial update should make the next scorecard obvious. These are the four things we intend to be measured against.
Expand reach selectively with operators who meet Prosper's standards for service, communication, compliance, and follow-through.
Measured by quality, activation, and deliveryGive current leaders better systems, clearer support, and room to develop productive teams of their own.
Measured by durable leader-led growthMove real ownership outward so trusted leaders can increase their capacity, accountability, and earning opportunity.
Measured by ownership that produces resultsInterview carefully, test alignment, and add one partner only if the relationship improves capability without lowering the standard.
Measured by fit before scaleHow to read this
Timing: This is a Q3 pipeline snapshot prepared July 13, 2026 from a workbook last modified July 8, 2026. It is not a completed-quarter performance statement.
Definitions: Project records are reviewed worksheet records, not unique-customer counts. Tracked project value is pipeline value, not recognized revenue.
Capacity: Known capacity excludes missing values, four zeroes, and one clear 7,040 kW outlier.
Privacy: This release uses aggregate data only. Customer names, contact details, and property addresses are excluded.
Q2 comparison: Direction was reconstructed from Prosper's April 22 Q2 operating update. Where no numeric target existed, the release shows evidence of progress without inventing a percentage beat.