justcharge.io

What It Is

justCHARGE is an e-mobility platform for EV charging infrastructure, positioned as a one-stop solution “from choosing charging stations to payment systems.” It serves individuals, businesses, and municipal organizations, helping hotels, office buildings, residential properties, shopping centers, public parking lots, and similar locations build and manage charging networks.

Core Capabilities

The platform’s main strength is lowering the barrier for drivers: EV owners can simply scan the QR code on a charger to start charging, with no registration, app installation, or RFID card required. It also supports AutoCharge, enabling automatic vehicle recognition and charging initiation. On the operations side, it provides a real-time analytics dashboard for viewing all charging stations, transactions, revenue, and electricity usage statistics.

In terms of device compatibility, justCHARGE supports the OCPP protocol, meaning it can theoretically connect to any OCPP-compatible charger and reduce dependence on a single hardware vendor. For management, the platform supports user groups, whitelists, and group-based pricing, allowing different access and billing strategies for employees, visitors, partners, or the general public.

Pricing and Deployment

The official website does not disclose specific plans, monthly fees, transaction commissions, or payment processing fees. It only emphasizes “no hidden costs,” transparent billing, and detailed statements. In terms of workflow, justCHARGE can help users select charging stations and handle on-site installation, then deploy its payment and management system. Afterward, users can monitor revenue, manage pricing, and control access permissions.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are its lightweight user experience: scan-and-charge is well suited to temporary visitor scenarios such as hotels, malls, and parking lots; OCPP compatibility improves flexibility in hardware selection; real-time revenue and energy consumption statistics help with operational accounting; and group-based pricing is suitable for shared charging facilities used by multiple types of users.

The downside is that publicly available information is limited. It does not specify supported payment methods, settlement cycles, tax invoices, data security, privacy compliance, SLAs, APIs, or third-party integration capabilities. For large enterprises or public-sector procurement, these are key areas that require further due diligence.

Who It’s For and Access from China

justCHARGE is better suited for hotels, office parks, residential property managers, shopping centers, and parking lot operators that want to quickly deploy and commercialize charging facilities. The official website does not provide information on access from China, so the current assessment is unknown. If deployed in China, its service coverage, localized payments, regulatory compliance, and network availability would still need to be verified.