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EV Charging for Multifamily Vendors: Compared by Features, Integrations & Pricing

Every EV charging vendor in the shared database, with the facts a buyer compares first. Each cell links to its source and shows when it was last checked; what is not in the table is a question for the demo. How to use the table and what to ask: the EV Charging for Multifamily guide.

12 EV Charging for Multifamily vendors: what it is, pricing model, PMS integrations, segments, and the most recent verification date per row.
VendorWhat it isPricing modelPMS integrationsSegmentsVerified
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 As-a-service: hardware, installation and electrical upgrades for one predictable monthly payment; owner sets resident charging rates; figures not published source Not published source Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities 2026-09-05
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 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 Not published source Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities 2026-09-05
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 Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. Not published Institutional Multifamily 2026-09-05
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 Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. Not published Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities 2026-09-05
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 Not published; financing arrangements offered including ones with no upfront capital commitments source Not published Institutional Multifamily, Commercial Facilities 2026-09-05
ChargePoint Networked Level 2 (CPF50, CT4000) and DC fast stations for apartments with per-resident energy billing, pricing by energy, time or driver group, Power Sharing load management and access control; 98% uptime guarantee. source Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. Not published source Institutional Multifamily 2026-09-05
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 Three plan tiers (Multi, Core, Pro); figures not published source Not published Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities 2026-09-05
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 Third-party ownership models with little to no upfront capital or ongoing operating costs; figures not published source Not published Institutional Multifamily 2026-09-05
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 Hardware from $600 an outlet; software and transaction fees not published source Not published Small Multifamily, Institutional Multifamily 2026-09-05
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 Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. Not published Institutional Multifamily, HOA Communities 2026-09-05
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 Not published; ask for the per-unit figure and the minimum. Not published Small Multifamily, HOA Communities 2026-09-05
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 Vendor-owned and operated; no CapEx or OpEx for the property owner; revenue terms not published source Not published Institutional Multifamily 2026-09-05

What the AI Shortlist Index shows

No runs are recorded for EV Charging for Multifamily in the September 2026 edition, so no vendor is named yet. The ranking fills in when the edition runs.

The live ranking, source map and every vendor row: EV Charging for Multifamily in the AI Shortlist Index.

Inclusion criteria for this list

A vendor is listed when it sells EV charging to property managers in the United States, has a public website, and has at least one sourced fact in the shared vendor database (description, pricing model, or PMS integrations, each with a source URL and the date it was checked). Listing is free and never affects Index placement. Missing a vendor? Tell us, with a source. 12 vendors are listed today.

Comparison pages follow Index coverage; until then the vendors' own pages are at SWTCH Energy and the rest of the profiles linked in the table. Terms are defined in the glossary. Vendors who want to know whether they are named: who Shortlist is for.