Run EV Charging Under Your Own Brand

Your name, your colors, your domain, across the operator portal and the driver app. EVCharge.mobi runs the OCPP chargers, access, tariffs, sessions, and reports underneath.

How a white-label EVCharge.mobi launch is layeredYour brand, your domain, and your customers sit on the top layer. The EVCharge.mobi platform runs underneath, handling OCPP chargers, access control, tariffs, sessions, reports, and smart energy.WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS SEEYour brandName, logo, colors, toneYour domaincharge.yourbrand.comYour customersDrivers and operator teamsWHAT EVCHARGE.MOBI RUNS UNDERNEATHOCPP chargersAccess controlTariffsSessionsReportsSmart energy

From brand assets to chargers live on your domain.

Four steps. The first two tell us whether your chargers and your brand fit; the last two put the launch in writing and get it live.

  1. Send us your brand and your numbers

    Your logo, colors, product name, and the domain you want to use, plus how many chargers you run today, in which markets, and which sites should go live first.

  2. We check your chargers

    We confirm your models speak OCPP 1.6J, that the firmware supports the features you need, and that you can point the charger backend URL at a new endpoint.

  3. We agree the Enterprise terms

    Which surfaces carry your brand, which systems we integrate with, who bills the driver, who answers support, the rollout stages, and the price. All of it before implementation starts.

  4. Launch on your domain

    Your branded portal and driver app go live. Your team runs sites, chargers, users, access, tariffs, and reports from day one, on real charging sessions.

Your brand on the surface. Operator-grade workflows underneath.

These are the workflows a white-label launch inherits. Same charger management, same access control, same reporting your operating team would use on any other plan.

EVCharge.mobi operator portal dashboard showing charger and session overview charts.
The portal your operating team runsCharger counts, session totals, cost, and consumption across every site on the account.Operator dashboard

Access control per driver

Assign residents, employees, guests, or public drivers to the chargers they are allowed to use.

The driver app your customers use

Assigned chargers, public charging access, live status, session totals, and charging history.

The screens above carry EVCharge.mobi branding. Under a white-label agreement the same workflows carry yours and run on your domain.

What we need from you before we can scope it.

Four answers move a white-label conversation from interesting to costed. Three of them are hard requirements.

  • Required

    Brand assets and control of a domain

    A logo as SVG or high-resolution PNG, your color and type choices, and DNS access for the domain you want charging to run on. You keep ownership of the domain throughout.

  • Required

    An OCPP 1.6J charger inventory

    Charger models, firmware versions, and confirmation you can change the backend URL. Older firmware can limit smart charging and remote firmware updates, so we check this early.

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  • Required

    A decision on who bills the driver

    Either you act as the merchant and take charging payments directly, or EVCharge.mobi collects and pays out to you. This choice drives the payment provider setup and the fee model.

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  • Recommended

    A named launch market and first sites

    One country, one charger group, and a date. Wider rollout follows once the first sites are running and the operating model has been tested on real sessions.

Explore the platform by use case and feature.

Find the page that matches your charging setup, from daily driver charging to multi-site charger operations.

Common questions.

Short answers for charger owners, drivers, installers, businesses, and small CPOs evaluating EVCharge.mobi.

The operator portal and the driver app: your logo, colors, product name, and domain. The charger hardware and the OCPP layer underneath are unchanged, because they are what makes the platform work with your existing chargers.
No. White-label is part of Enterprise. Free, Starter CPO, Operator, and Pro Energy all run on EVCharge.mobi branding. Enterprise exists because brand, domain, integration, payment, and support requirements differ too much between partners to price off a list.
Yes. You keep ownership and control of the domain and give us the DNS records to point it at the platform. If you later end the agreement, the domain stays yours.
Yes, if they speak OCPP 1.6J and you can change the backend URL they connect to. We check model, firmware, and network reliability during scoping, because older firmware can limit smart charging and remote firmware operations.
You do. Your team manages sites, chargers, users, access, tariffs, sessions, and reports in the portal. EVCharge.mobi runs the platform underneath, and the split of support responsibilities is written into the agreement rather than left informal.
Two models. You act as the merchant and take charging payments directly, or EVCharge.mobi collects and pays out to you. Which one fits depends on your market, your legal entity, and how you need charging revenue to appear in your accounts.

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