Community-Powered EV Network

Neighborhood EV Charging,
Built by Drivers for Drivers.

ChargePeer connects electric vehicle drivers with local charger owners. Find reliable charging when public stations are occupied or out of order, or earn steady income by sharing your home or business charger when it is idle.

How ChargePeer Works

01

Find Nearby Chargers

Open the live map to discover available chargers around your neighborhood or destination. Filter by connector type (NACS, CCS, Type 2, J1772), charging speed, verified ratings, and rate per kWh.

02

Book & Plug In

Reserve your charging window with one tap. Check in on arrival with NFC or photo confirmation, plug in your vehicle, and monitor live telemetry as energy is delivered to your battery.

03

Fair, Automated Settlement

Payments are handled securely via your digital wallet or card with zero guesswork. Drivers pay for metered energy delivered, and hosts receive their earnings immediately upon session completion.

Why Choose ChargePeer

Plugs Where Public Stations Aren't

Access residential driveways, parking garages, and workplace outlets in neighborhoods where commercial charging corridors don't reach.

100% Upfront Pricing

Every listing clearly displays the cost per kilowatt-hour before you plug in. No surprise idle penalties, hidden subscription fees, or opaque billing tiers.

Verified Community & Hardware

All hosts and drivers verify their identity and equipment. Every charging session is logged with real-time telemetry and backed by escrow protection.

Turn Idle Plugs Into Revenue

Homeowners and property managers can set their own availability schedule and rates, transforming idle charging equipment into monthly income.

Our Mission

The transition to electric mobility shouldn't be stalled by broken public stations, long queues, or charging deserts. Millions of Level 2 and DC chargers already sit idle in residential garages and business parking lots across the globe. By connecting drivers directly with charger owners, ChargePeer expands charging access everywhere, cuts costs for commuters, and keeps energy revenue in the hands of local communities.