The install is only part of the job

You know the drill. You get called out to quote an EV charging job, then spend half the conversation answering questions that sit well outside the cable run, board space, protection, and charger hardware. Which charger will work online? Who takes payment? How does the owner see usage? What happens when a driver says the charger is down?

That is why good electrical contractors matter on these jobs. You are often the person who spots the missing piece before the client has signed off on a bad setup. If the software, payments, charger settings, and support path are not thought through, the project can still become your problem after the equipment is on the wall.

Installer preparing an EV charger rollout.

With fuel prices still biting and more commercial, retail, workplace, apartment, and higher-density charging jobs coming through, smaller installs need a cleaner way to handle the software side. ChargeStack was built for that gap: practical EV charging software that can sit behind the hardware you install.

If your client wants online-connected chargers with an integrated OCPP gateway, Stripe payments, custom invoicing, and sub-client or company management included out of the box, ChargeStack may be a good fit. We are also working toward charger firmware deployment, time-of-use pricing support, and load balancing configuration, so the same setup can support anything from one charger through to a larger Level 2 rollout.

  • Give clients a clear place to manage charger details, sites, users, pricing, sessions, and reports.
  • Use straightforward charger setup details so you or the client can change connection settings when needed.
  • Support paid charging with QR payments, Stripe, invoices, and company-level billing visibility.

We try to make charger connection as straightforward as possible. The portal gives each charger the setup values needed for the manufacturer's installer app or local web settings, then shows when the charger is online and ready to use.

If you want to talk through a job, use the contact form. If you just want to see what the portal looks like, start with a free account and have a poke around.