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Public charging for the city, without becoming a charging company.

The city owns the chargers and decides the price. ChargeIT connects and runs them, takes drivers’ payments, issues their invoices, answers drivers around the clock and pays the city its share every month.

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The city decides

Where the chargers go and the price drivers pay.

ChargeIT runs them

Chargers connected and operated on the platform.

Drivers are invoiced

Every session paid by card and invoiced automatically.

The city is paid

Its share every month, with a detailed statement.

Every month

From a driver’s session to the city’s account.

  1. A driver charges

    Starts with the ChargeIT app, a roaming partner’s app or a QR code on the charger.

  2. The driver pays

    By card, at the price the city set.

  3. ChargeIT invoices

    Each session, automatically, so the city issues nothing to drivers.

  4. The city gets paid

    Its share, with a statement of every transaction that month.

The city’s own console

See every public charger without running them.

City staff get their own console with the city’s stations, sessions and reports, and nothing else.

  • Reports for the councilEnergy, sessions and revenue for the city’s stations, ready to export.
  • ESG reportingEnergy and charging data for the city’s sustainability reporting.
  • Departments in their own branchA department or a municipal company can have its own branch of the tree.
ChargeIT console overview with fleet power, station status and load-balancing groups.

What else the city gets

Built for public charging.

Any OCPP charger

Whatever brand the tender selects, as long as it speaks OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1.

Load balancing

More chargers on the connection a municipal site already has, never over the limit.

Roaming

The city’s chargers published to partner networks, so visiting drivers can use them.

An app in 19 languages

Residents and visitors find, start and pay in their own language.

24/7 support line

Drivers who need help call ChargeIT, not the town hall.

The city’s data

Exportable whenever the city wants, including if it moves to another provider.

Questions

What cities ask us first.

Who sets the price drivers pay?

The city. ChargeIT applies that price to every session at the city’s chargers.

Who answers drivers who need help?

ChargeIT’s 24/7 support line.

Can we use chargers we already have?

Yes, if they speak OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1. Tested models are on our hardware page; others connect after a compatibility check.

Can visitors from other networks charge?

Yes. The city’s chargers can be published to roaming partners, so their drivers charge with their own apps.

Plan the city’s charging.

Tell us where the chargers are, or will be, and we’ll show you how we would run them.

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