How EV24 supports Plug & Chill as an EPMS for EV charging: station management, API integrations, billing, invoicing, and compliance.
March 24, 2026
Platform for managing and earning from EV charging stations
From a first station to a growing charging network — operations, monitoring, and billing in one system.
System for operators, station owners, fleets, and EV investors
Public sector
Private sector
EV24 connects participants of the EV charging ecosystem and simplifies collaboration.
The platform meets the needs of private companies and public institutions — regardless of scale, business model, or development stage.
EV24 is ideal wherever you need:
- Public access to charging stations and revenue generation from EV charging
- Sharing stations with customers, residents, or guests
- Settlements for charging company fleets and employees
- Centralized management of multiple locations and stations from different manufacturers
Charging infrastructure owners
Charging infrastructure operators
Charging service providers
EV fleet owners
Station manufacturers
Investors
Installers
EV drivers
How to earn from EV charging in a few simple steps
Registration
Add station
Configuration
Sharing
Sign up
Register in the EV24 portal in less than 10 minutes. No complex contracts — just accept the terms and get started.
Add a station
Add your charging station in 3 simple steps. Choose a model from the catalog, set the location, and define usage rules.
Configure the device
Configure the EV24 connection parameters in the charging station manufacturer’s software.
Share the station
Place the EV24 QR code on the station and let users start charging in under 30 seconds — no mobile app or registration required.
From registration to your first charging session — no unnecessary formalities or complex processes.
Who EV24 is for and which problems it solves
One platform — many solutions
WHO IS IT FOR?
Choose the option that best describes you to see how EV24 can help
For public charging station owners and operators
Enables EV charging commercialization
Sell charging services on the market under your own terms.
Processes driver settlements
Automated, unattended payment collection, transaction settlement, refunds, and accounting documentation.
Enables public and private station sharing
Authorized charging for your own EV fleet without payments.
Increases EV charging revenue
Increase revenue and station utilization through automatic publication on in-car maps.
Ensures regulatory compliance and reporting
Compliance with AFIR and national regulations, including automatic data synchronization to charging infrastructure hubs.
Solving your challenges
For public charging station owners and operators
Enables EV charging commercialization
Sell charging services on the market under your own terms.
Processes driver settlements
Automated, unattended payment collection, transaction settlement, refunds, and accounting documentation.
Enables public and private station sharing
Authorized charging for your own EV fleet without payments.
Increases EV charging revenue
Increase revenue and station utilization through automatic publication on in-car maps.
Ensures regulatory compliance and reporting
Compliance with AFIR and national regulations, including automatic data synchronization to charging infrastructure hubs.
Proven in daily operations
Supporting EV charging operations since 2015
EV24 connects software, integrations, and operations needed to run EV charging every day: from the first station to a network across many locations.
11 years
Supporting customers in IT system development
Since 2015, we have helped companies build, integrate, and maintain systems for EV charging, payments, settlements, and operations.
Partnerships
Technology, payments, and data in one ecosystem
EV24 connects payment solutions, terminals, cloud infrastructure, and charging station data distribution through proven partner integrations.
Maps sharing
Station visibility in EV maps and apps
Through the Eco-Movement integration, station data can reach services used by drivers, navigation maps, EV apps, and vehicle manufacturer systems.
Payment methods
Local and international payment methods
EV24 supports fast online and card payments, including mobile wallets and local payment methods used across the markets where operators work.
BLIK
TWINT
PL + CH
Poland and Switzerland
EV24 operates in a European model with operational roots in Poland and Switzerland.
Zurich
Data location
System data is hosted in infrastructure located in Zurich.
50+
Charger manufacturers
EV24 has certified and verified integrations with charging station manufacturers.
Hundreds
Managed stations
The system is built to manage hundreds of charging points across many locations.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about earning from and billing EV charging
Practical answers for site owners, hotels, housing communities, fleets, and companies planning to launch or grow EV charging.
See all questionsHow can you earn money from an electric car charging station?
The most common model is to make the station available to customers, guests, residents, or public drivers and charge for kWh, parking time, or a session. The key factors are location, clear pricing, payments, and ongoing utilization monitoring.
How should EV charging be billed and settled?
EV charging billing should include measured energy, user or vehicle assignment, pricing, payment, invoice or accounting document, and a report for the station owner. For fleets, it is also important to separate private and business charging.
Does an EV charging station need a payment terminal?
For public charging, card or contactless payment is strongly recommended, especially in the context of AFIR requirements and driver expectations. A payment terminal helps drivers charge without installing an app or creating an account.
How much does it cost to maintain an EV charging station?
Costs depend on charger type, number of connectors, connectivity, service, charging management software, payments, and settlements. Site owners should compare fixed costs with charging revenue and station utilization.
Can one system manage many EV charging stations?
Yes. A single system can manage many stations and locations, including station statuses, prices, payments, users, reports, and faults without handling each charger manually.
Can employee charging or housing community charging be settled?
Yes. Charging can be assigned to specific users, cards, PINs, or accounts, then reported and settled for employees, tenants, residents, or selected user groups.
Can chargers from different manufacturers work in one system?
Yes, if the infrastructure supports a compatible integration method, most often OCPP. This matters when a network grows and includes chargers from different manufacturers, models, and power levels.
Ready to scale your EV business
Join operators already monetizing charging with EV24
Turn your charging infrastructure into recurring revenue and grow your network without increasing operational overhead.
Launch new locations in 3 steps
Billing and invoicing in 1 panel
24/7 monitoring and alerts
Expert EV24 support from day 1
Book a consultation and validate the revenue model for your charging network.