# ChargePoint Alternatives for Property Managers > Nineteen ChargePoint alternatives for apartment owners, from SWTCH Energy and EverCharge to Xeal, with the ownership and power questions to ask. Canonical: https://webpossible.com/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargepoint-alternatives/ Source: https://webpossible.com/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargepoint-alternatives/ Format: Markdown version for AI agents. The canonical HTML page is at the source URL above. Last verified: 2026-10-04 --- Property Management Software · EV Charging for Multifamily # ChargePoint Alternatives for Property Managers By Ryan York · last verified 2026-10-04 23 alternatives to ChargePoint in EV Charging for Multifamily, from the shared vendor database, with sources and verification dates. | Vendor | What it is | Pricing model | PMS integrations | Segments | Verified | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [SWTCH Energy](/vendors/swtch-energy/) | Turnkey multifamily EV charging: OCPP-agnostic chargers, SWTCH Portal for access, rates and billing, SWTCH Control load management, 24/7 support and O&M plans; 2,500 chargers across 136 Greystar properties. [source](https://www.swtchenergy.com/multifamily) | As-a-service: hardware, installation and electrical upgrades for one predictable monthly payment; owner sets resident charging rates; figures not published [source](https://www.swtchenergy.com/) | Not published [source](https://www.swtchenergy.com/integrations) | Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities | 2026-09-05 | | [EverCharge](/vendors/evercharge/) | Vertically integrated EV charging OEM for apartments and condos: Level 2 hardware, GLANCE management software, SmartPower load management; vendor handles resident onboarding, billing, reimbursement and maintenance. [source](https://evercharge.com/solutions/multi-family) | Four billing structures: site-host flat fee, member fixed rate (monthly fee plus per-kWh), member flex rate (all-in per-kWh), public rate set by the host; figures not published [source](https://evercharge.com/solutions/multi-family) | Not published [source](https://evercharge.com/solutions/multi-family) | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-09-05 | | [Chargie](/vendors/chargie/) | Turnkey Level 2 and DC fast charging for multifamily with a management platform, resident app and 24/7 network operations center; 1,200+ buildings and 18k+ stations; clients include Greystar and Bell Partners. [source](https://www.chargie.com/) | Owner sets the driver charging price; Chargie collects driver payments and remits them to the owner; hardware and service fees not published [source](https://www.chargie.com/turnkey-services) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily | 2026-10-05 | | [Xeal](/vendors/xeal/) | Level 2 chargers that run offline without Wi-Fi (Xeal Protocol), a resident driver app and a revenue dashboard, sold as a turnkey white-glove install with a 100% uptime guarantee; logos include Lincoln and AvalonBay. [source](https://www.xealenergy.com/) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities | 2026-09-05 | | [PowerFlex](/vendors/powerflex/) | Smart Level 2 chargers with Adaptive Load Management (up to 4x more chargers without service upgrades), the PowerFlex X energy platform and a real-time charging-revenue dashboard; 70,000+ chargers under management. [source](https://www.powerflex.com/industry/apartments) | Not published; financing arrangements offered including ones with no upfront capital commitments [source](https://www.powerflex.com/industry/apartments) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities | 2026-09-05 | | [AmpUp](/vendors/ampup/) | Hardware-agnostic (OCPP) charging management for apartments and condos: EV Cloud dashboard, resident driver app, metered, amenity or hybrid pricing, load management, reservations, idle fees and an O&M service. [source](https://www.ampup.io/multifamily) | Three plan tiers (Multi, Core, Pro); figures not published [source](https://www.ampup.io/multifamily) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-09-05 | | [EV Connect](/vendors/ev-connect/) | Hardware-agnostic charging management software (Software+) with Level 2 and DC fast hardware, installation, protection plans and call-center support, sold to multifamily under third-party ownership models. [source](https://www.evconnect.com/blog/property-managers-guide-ev-charging-apartments-multifamily/) | Third-party ownership models with little to no upfront capital or ongoing operating costs; figures not published [source](https://www.evconnect.com/blog/property-managers-guide-ev-charging-apartments-multifamily/) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily | 2026-09-05 | | [Orange Charger](/vendors/orange-charger/) | Smart 120V and 240V charging outlets and Level 2 EVSE on a Bluetooth mesh (no Wi-Fi); the OrangeOS platform and app handle resident payments, billing and reimbursements portfolio-wide; installed by standard electricians. [source](https://www.orangecharger.com/) | Hardware from $600 an outlet; software and transaction fees not published [source](https://www.orangecharger.com/) | Not published | Small Multifamily, Institutional Multifamily | 2026-09-05 | | [Plugzio](/vendors/plugzio/) | Outlet-to-charger Level 1 units plus Level 2 and DC fast chargers for apartments and condos, activated by QR code with simple or time-of-use resident pricing, per-user usage monitoring and load-balancing configurations. [source](https://plugzio.com/) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-09-05 | | [EVmatch](/vendors/evmatch/) | EV charging for apartments, condos and HOAs using partner hardware (Autel, Wallbox, Verde) and a resident app with wallet payments and session requests, positioned at 40 to 60 percent below competitors. [source](https://www.evmatch.com/) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Small Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-09-05 | | [3V Infrastructure](/vendors/3v-infrastructure/) | Capital provider and operator that finances, owns and operates Level 2 EV chargers at apartment communities on behalf of property owners, with no CapEx or OpEx to the property. [source](https://3vinfrastructure.com/) | Vendor-owned and operated; no CapEx or OpEx for the property owner; revenue terms not published [source](https://3vinfrastructure.com/) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily | 2026-09-05 | | [Blink Charging](/vendors/blink-charging/) | EV charging company selling Level 2 (Shasta, Series 7, Series 8) and 60-360 kW DC fast chargers to apartment and condo owners under host-owned, financed, hybrid or Blink-owned arrangements. [source](https://blinkcharging.com/host-a-station/apartments-condos) | Not published; four ownership models: host owned, host owned with 12-60 month financing, hybrid owned (Blink covers equipment, operations and administration costs), and Blink owned for DC fast charging with revenue sharing [source](https://blinkcharging.com/host-a-station/apartments-condos) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-05 | | [Loop](/vendors/loop-global/) | EV charging company supplying multifamily properties with Level 2 chargers (EV-Flex, EV-Fleet, EV-Focus with an ad display), DC fast charging, and remotely maintained network software, with 24/7 support. [source](https://loopglobal.com/multi-family/) | Not published; the multifamily page describes cost-effective solutions with no monthly fees and use of current incentives and rebates [source](https://loopglobal.com/multi-family/) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily | 2026-10-05 | | [Ivy Energy](/vendors/ivy-energy/) | Billing software that automates tenant-level solar and EV charging billing for multifamily owners, with tariff and time-of-use calculations, unit-level allocation and battery storage programs. [source](https://www.ivy-energy.com/) | Not published; custom quote [source](https://www.ivy-energy.com/) | [Yardi](/property-management-software/integrations/yardi/), [RealPage](/property-management-software/integrations/realpage/), [Entrata](/property-management-software/integrations/entrata/) [source](https://www.ivy-energy.com/) | Institutional Multifamily | 2026-10-05 | | [Pando Electric](/vendors/pando-electric/) | Maker of the Gen 2 Smart Outlet (9.6 kW, NEMA 14-50) and Pando+ charger for multifamily properties, which run offline or over a mesh without Wi-Fi, meter each driver, and use the Pando Pulse system for dynamic load shifting. [source](https://www.pandoelectric.com/) | Smart Outlet from $649 and Pando+ charger from $999; average install $2,500 including hardware, labor and permitting; software at $20 per charger per month or $0.09 per kWh; Pando bills drivers monthly and reimburses the property [source](https://www.pandoelectric.com/why-pando/our-process-process/) | Not published | Small Multifamily, Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-05 | | [FLO](/vendors/flo/) | EV charging company that supplies apartment and condo buildings with CoRe+ Level 2 chargers, an owner portal and driver app, PowerSharing and PowerLimiting load management, 24/7 support and a 98% network uptime target. [source](https://www.flo.com/business/apartments-condos/) | Not published; custom quote [source](https://www.flo.com/business/apartments-condos/) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-05 | | [EVPassport](/vendors/evpassport/) | EV charging network offering multifamily properties a turnkey subscription program covering hardware, software, permitting, installation, maintenance and 24/7 U.S.-based support, with load balancing, dynamic pricing and QR or RFID access control. [source](https://evpassport.com/solutions/multi-family/) | Monthly subscription with no upfront cost (EVPassport covers all capital costs) and a majority revenue share to the property; figures not published [source](https://evpassport.com/solutions/multi-family/) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities | 2026-10-05 | | [OBE Power](/vendors/obe-power/) | EV charging owner-operator that installs, owns and maintains charging stations at multifamily, workplace, healthcare and university properties under a charging-as-a-service model, using ChargePoint as its exclusive technology provider for multifamily. [source](https://investors.chargepoint.com/news/news-details/2026/ChargePoint-and-OBE-Power-to-Deploy-Thousands-of-EV-Chargers-at-Multifamily-Residences-Across-North-America/default.aspx) | Charging-as-a-service: installed, owned and operated by OBE Power with no upfront, operational or hidden costs to the owner; carbon credit income shared with the property [source](https://obepower.com/industries/residential-properties) | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities, Commercial Facilities | 2026-10-05 | | [ParkDwell](/vendors/parkdwell/) | Parking management software for apartments, condos, HOAs, workplaces and hotels that issues PMS-synced permits and guest passes, runs a warning-citation-tow enforcement ladder, and supports per-spot EV chargers with kWh billing and time-slot booking. [source](https://parkdwell.com/) | Pay-as-you-go at $0 a month plus a per-transaction platform fee; Starter $99 a month (1 property, 150 spots); Growth $249 a month (10 properties, 1,500 spots); Scale custom, billed annually; 14-day trial on Starter and Growth [source](https://parkdwell.com/pricing) | [Entrata](/property-management-software/integrations/entrata/), [Yardi](/property-management-software/integrations/yardi/), [RealPage](/property-management-software/integrations/realpage/) [source](https://parkdwell.com/pricing) | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities, Commercial Facilities | 2026-10-05 | | [Epic Charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/epic-charging/) | EV charging management software for apartment buildings and condominiums that runs OCPP-compatible chargers from multiple manufacturers and handles resident billing and payments, tenant and guest access control, load management, uptime monitoring and portfolio reporting. [source](https://epiccharging.com/multifamily) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-31 | | [GoPower](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/gopower/) | Managed EV charging service for apartments, condos and HOAs that designs, installs and runs personal chargers in residents' assigned parking spaces, meters each charger, and bills residents directly. [source](https://gopower.ai/) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-31 | | [REVS](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/revs/) | Turnkey EV charging for apartment and condo communities sold as charging as a service, with no upfront cost or monthly payment for qualifying properties, OCPP-capable Level 2 chargers from partner brands, and equipment, installation and operations handled by REVS. [source](https://www.refuelevs.com/multifamily-ev-charging) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-31 | | [ChargeLab](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargelab/) | EV charging software for apartments and condos that connects any OCPP-compliant charger and lets property managers and condo boards set resident usage fees, take card payments, set resident and visitor permissions, and use load management to add chargers on limited electrical service. [source](https://chargelab.co/use-case/multi-family) | Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. | Not published | Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities | 2026-10-31 | ChargePoint is the charging brand most apartment owners price first. Its apartments record in our database describes networked Level 2 and DC fast stations, per-resident energy billing, pricing by energy, time or driver group, Power Sharing load management, access control and a 98% uptime guarantee. The owners who look past it usually bring one of the problems in the buyer prompts we track. What works in a garage with limited electrical capacity? What works without reliable internet? Who else should we price before a portfolio-wide rollout? This page covers why those questions lead away from ChargePoint, the nineteen other vendors in our [EV charging for multifamily category](/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/), and how to narrow them. ## Why buyers look past ChargePoint Start with what ChargePoint does well. The CPF50 is built for assigned and community parking, the CT4000 for mixed-use and public spaces, and the same platform handles pricing, access and per-resident billing. Its page says the property can install and maintain the hardware itself or buy ChargePoint’s deployment and support services, which gives an owner with an in-house electrician a real choice. The 98% uptime guarantee is in writing on its site. The objections are about the model around the hardware. The first is capital. ChargePoint’s page reads as an ownership model, where the property buys the stations. Several alternatives take the cost off the property’s books entirely, through one monthly payment, third-party ownership, or a vendor that finances, owns and runs the chargers. An owner who has no budget line for chargers looks there first. The second is power. Most multifamily properties do not have spare electrical capacity for charging, in EV Connect’s words. ChargePoint has Power Sharing, and most of the vendors below sell their own version of load management. The question is how many chargers each can put on your existing service before a panel or transformer upgrade, and that answer only comes from a site assessment, so get one from at least two vendors. The third is connectivity. A networked charger in a concrete garage with no signal is a broken charger. Xeal, Orange Charger and Pando Electric sell designs that charge without Wi-Fi, and one of the prompts we track asks for exactly that. The fourth is lock-in. ChargePoint sells its own hardware on its own network. AmpUp, EV Connect and SWTCH Energy describe hardware-agnostic software on the OCPP standard, which matters if you already own chargers or expect to change software later. The fifth is the rent ledger. ChargePoint’s page cites over 40 integrations with building and energy management systems, and in our database only Ivy Energy and ParkDwell list property management system integrations in this category, both with Yardi, RealPage and Entrata. Neither is a charger network, so for most of the category the resident pays the charging vendor rather than the property. We could not verify ChargePoint’s pricing, contract terms or what its uptime guarantee pays when it is missed. None of it is published in our records. Ask for all three in writing. ## The alternatives, by model The table above carries each vendor’s facts from our database. The nineteen sort into five groups. ### Turnkey stacks with the vendor running the program [SWTCH Energy](/vendors/swtch-energy/) sells hardware, installation and electrical upgrades for one predictable monthly payment, with OCPP-agnostic chargers, load management and 24/7 support; the owner sets the resident rate, and its record cites 2,500 chargers across 136 Greystar properties. [EverCharge](/vendors/evercharge/) makes its own hardware and software, handles resident onboarding, billing and maintenance, and publishes four billing structures without figures. [Chargie](/vendors/chargie/) runs a 24/7 network operations center across more than 1,200 buildings. [Xeal](/vendors/xeal/) charges offline under its own protocol and guarantees 100% uptime. [PowerFlex](/vendors/powerflex/) claims up to four times more chargers without a service upgrade and offers financing with no upfront capital. FLO, Loop and EVPassport sell turnkey programs too, FLO with its own PowerSharing and 24/7 driver support, EVPassport on a subscription with revenue sharing. ### Software first, any hardware [AmpUp](/vendors/ampup/) manages OCPP chargers from any approved maker, with metered, amenity or hybrid pricing, reservations and idle fees, sold in three named tiers. [EV Connect](/vendors/ev-connect/) pairs its Software+ platform with hardware, installation and protection plans, sold under third-party ownership models with little to no upfront cost. ### Someone else owns the chargers [3V Infrastructure](/vendors/3v-infrastructure/) finances, owns and operates Level 2 chargers at the property with no capital or operating cost to the owner; its revenue terms are not published. OBE Power installs, owns and maintains stations under a charging-as-a-service model at no cost to the owner. Blink Charging offers host-owned, financed, hybrid and Blink-owned arrangements, which makes it the vendor to ask when you want to compare ownership models from one quote. ### Smart outlets and lower-cost hardware [Orange Charger](/vendors/orange-charger/) sells 120V and 240V smart outlets on a Bluetooth mesh, installed by standard electricians, from $600 an outlet. [Plugzio](/vendors/plugzio/) turns an outlet into a charger activated by QR code, with Level 2 and DC fast options. Pando Electric makes networked Level 2 smart outlets with built-in metering and load management. [EVmatch](/vendors/evmatch/) uses partner hardware and positions itself at 40 to 60 percent below competitors; ask what that comparison is based on. ### Billing, not chargers [Ivy Energy](/vendors/ivy-energy/) automates tenant-level billing for solar and EV charging and lists Yardi, RealPage and Entrata integrations. [ParkDwell](/vendors/parkdwell/) is parking software that bills residents per kWh at assigned spots and lists Entrata, Yardi and RealPage integrations. Both sit beside a charger vendor, not in place of one. ## How to shortlist Decide ownership first: buy, pay monthly, or let a vendor own the hardware. Then get a site assessment from two vendors and compare how many ports each fits on your current service. Then ask every finalist the same questions. Who owns the equipment on the last day of the contract, and what happens to it if we leave? Does the charger work when the garage loses signal? How does a resident pay, and can the charge reach our ledger at all? What does the uptime guarantee pay when it is missed, and who answers a resident at 2 a.m. when a station is down? What hardware price, software fee per port, transaction fee and contract term should we put in the comparison? The [glossary](/property-management-software/glossary/) defines OCPP, load management and the rest. ## What the Index shows The table at the foot of this page, How the Index sees these vendors, carries each vendor’s numbers from the current edition of the [AI Shortlist Index for EV charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/). Our reading is that ChatGPT treats ChargePoint as the default charging brand, adding it to answers even when the buyer asks how to replace a different vendor. If ChargePoint is still in the running, its [profile](/vendors/chargepoint/) has the sourced record, and the [EV charging vendor list](/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/vendors/) shows all twenty side by side. If charging will be billed alongside water and trash, read the [utility management guide](/property-management-software/utility-management/) next; if chargers will sit in assigned spaces, the [parking management guide](/property-management-software/parking-management/) covers the permit side. A charging vendor that is missing from these answers can read [how we help proptech companies with AI visibility](/ai-visibility-for-proptech-companies/). Head-to-head comparisons in this category: [ChargePoint and SWTCH Energy](/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargepoint-vs-swtch-energy/). ## What do AI answers suggest instead of ChargePoint? These are the Index questions that ask for an alternative to ChargePoint by name. In the October 2026 edition the Index put one such question to each engine; here is what each answer named, in the order it named them. ### evc-alt-01 “What are the alternatives to ChargePoint for EV charging at an apartment community?” #### ChatGPT 1. [SWTCH Energy](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/swtch-energy/) 2. [Xeal](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/xeal/) · ChatGPT only 3. [EverCharge](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/evercharge/) 4. [EV Connect](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/ev-connect/) 5. [Orange Charger](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/orange-charger/) 6. [Blink Charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/blink-charging/) 7. [3V Infrastructure](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/3v-infrastructure/) 8. [EVPassport](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/evpassport/) · ChatGPT only 9. [Pando Electric](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/pando-electric/) · ChatGPT only #### Claude 1. [SWTCH Energy](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/swtch-energy/) 2. [EverCharge](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/evercharge/) 3. [Orange Charger](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/orange-charger/) 4. [Blink Charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/blink-charging/) 5. [Epic Charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/epic-charging/) · Claude only 6. [ChargeLab](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargelab/) · Claude only 7. [AmpUp](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/ampup/) · Claude only 8. [EV Connect](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/ev-connect/) 9. [3V Infrastructure](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/3v-infrastructure/) > “Xeal also offers billing, reporting, and installation management.” > > ChatGPT, answering evc-alt-01 “What are the alternatives to ChargePoint for EV charging at an apartment community?” > “SWTCH Energy: Toronto-based and focused on multi-tenant buildings.” > > Claude, answering evc-alt-01 “What are the alternatives to ChargePoint for EV charging at an apartment community?” The answers to this question cited 14 sources: 8 vendor websites, 4 other sites, 1 roundup article and 1 trade publication. Lists come from one run per prompt on each engine and update with each edition; a vendor the question itself names is left out of its list. Quotes are verbatim sentences from the recorded answers, picked by rule rather than by hand. Every prompt and vendor row: [EV Charging for Multifamily in the AI Shortlist Index](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/). ## Where do these vendors rank in AI answers? EV Charging for Multifamily, October 2026 edition: 50 runs, one run per prompt on each engine. Mention rate is the share of runs that named the vendor, leaving out prompts that name it in their own text; rank is among all 30 vendors in the category's ranking. These figures update each edition. | Vendor | Mention rate | Rank | Prompts naming it | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [ChargePoint](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargepoint/) | 65% | 1 | 20 | | [SWTCH Energy](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/swtch-energy/) | 59% | 2 | 19 | | [EverCharge](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/evercharge/) | 48% | 3 | 13 | | [EV Connect](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/ev-connect/) | 38% | 4 | 16 | | [Epic Charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/epic-charging/) | 30% | 5 | 15 | | [Orange Charger](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/orange-charger/) | 28% | 6 | 12 | | [AmpUp](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/ampup/) | 26% | 7 | 11 | | [ChargeLab](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargelab/) | 24% | 8 | 12 | | [Xeal](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/xeal/) | 23% | 9 | 11 | | [EVmatch](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/evmatch/) | 22% | 10 | 9 | | [REVS](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/revs/) | 20% | 11 | 7 | | [Chargie](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/chargie/) | 20% | 12 | 7 | | [GoPower](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/gopower/) | 16% | 13 | 8 | | [Blink Charging](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/blink-charging/) | 16% | 14 | 7 | | [OBE Power](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/obe-power/) | 12% | 15 | 5 | | [Pando Electric](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/pando-electric/) | 12% | 16 | 6 | | [PowerFlex](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/powerflex/) | 12% | 17 | 5 | | [3V Infrastructure](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/3v-infrastructure/) | 10% | 18 | 3 | | [Ivy Energy](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/ivy-energy/) | 8% | 19 | 4 | | [ParkDwell](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/parkdwell/) | 6% | 21 | 3 | | [EVPassport](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/evpassport/) | 6% | 22 | 3 | | [FLO](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/flo/) | 4% | 25 | 2 | | [Loop](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/loop-global/) | 4% | 27 | 2 | | [Plugzio](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/plugzio/) | not named | – | 0 | The prompts that named each vendor, and the sources behind them, are on its row. Full table: [EV Charging for Multifamily in the AI Shortlist Index](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/). ## What do these vendors leave off their own pages? - [ChargePoint](/vendors/chargepoint/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [SWTCH Energy](/vendors/swtch-energy/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [EverCharge](/vendors/evercharge/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [Chargie](/vendors/chargie/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [Xeal](/vendors/xeal/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [PowerFlex](/vendors/powerflex/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [AmpUp](/vendors/ampup/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [EV Connect](/vendors/ev-connect/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [Orange Charger](/vendors/orange-charger/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [Plugzio](/vendors/plugzio/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [EVmatch](/vendors/evmatch/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [3V Infrastructure](/vendors/3v-infrastructure/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [Blink Charging](/vendors/blink-charging/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [Loop](/vendors/loop-global/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [Ivy Energy](/vendors/ivy-energy/#claim): no published pricing - [Pando Electric](/vendors/pando-electric/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [FLO](/vendors/flo/#claim): no published pricing or property management system integrations - [EVPassport](/vendors/evpassport/#claim): no published property management system integrations - [OBE Power](/vendors/obe-power/#claim): no published property management system integrations - Epic Charging: no published pricing or property management system integrations - GoPower: no published pricing or property management system integrations - REVS: no published pricing or property management system integrations - ChargeLab: no published pricing or property management system integrations Vendors can fill these in by claiming their profile; claimed details appear as a labeled vendor-supplied section next to the sourced facts. ## Which vendors do AI answers name most in this category? In the October 2026 edition, across 50 recorded runs, the engines named ChargePoint (65%), SWTCH Energy (59%) and EverCharge (48%). The live ranking, source map and every vendor row: [EV Charging for Multifamily in the AI Shortlist Index](/ai-shortlist-index/ev-charging-for-multifamily/). Part of [/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/](/property-management-software/ev-charging-for-multifamily/). Last verified 2026-10-04