For dealerships
The charging question kills EV deals. ChargeRight answers it under your name.
When a buyer wonders whether their home panel can handle the charger their EV needs, the deal stalls. ChargeRight gives your dealership the system to answer it in minutes, under your name, and routes the report back to you. ChargeRight sets it up when you come on as a dealer.
Built by a Master Electrician. EVITP certified. NEC Article 220 method.
See how it works
From your lot to their driveway, in one link.
A quick walkthrough of exactly how the dealer program runs, start to finish.
How your dealership uses it
One link answers the question that stalls the deal, and the answer comes back to you.
You send the buyer a link
Their car is already loaded from your inventory. No make, no model, no data entry.
They get an honest answer
A real NEC Article 220 verdict on whether their panel can take the charger, for $12.99.
The report comes back to you
You see whether their home needs an upgrade, so you can work the install into the price or show them a car that fits.
What ChargeRight sets up for you
ChargeRight builds your dealership setup when you come on. No two dealerships are wired the same, so it gets configured with you, not handed over as a template.
Your customer pays the standard $12.99 for the assessment, the same as any other buyer. You pay for the sends.
- Your inventory, loaded automatically as shareable cards
- A set number of sends a month, buy more when you need them
- Every report routed back to you, under your dealership name
- The upgrade picture on each buyer, so you can price the install in
- One inbox, a Master Electrician on the other end
Your name goes on the answer.
The report your buyer takes home carries your dealership name. They walk out with a straight answer about their panel, and it came from you. Not a referral. Not an upsell. The honest answer most of them were never going to get anywhere else.
Here is why your name is safe on it.
- ChargeRight never sells your customer a panel upgrade. Around 80% of homes with 200-amp service do not need one — our founder's field-experience estimate, backed by NEC Article 220 modeling — and the report says so when that is the truth.
- The math is NEC 220.83(A) for an existing home adding a charger, with 220.82 shown beside it. The same code calc a good electrician runs. Not a confidence score. Real numbers.
- A Master Electrician stands behind every report. The same person who answers when you email support.
What ChargeRight is not
For dealers, the scope is the same as for homeowners. ChargeRight is:
- Nota referral program for electricians
- Notan install scheduler, ChargeRight does not bid or sell installs
- Nota charger-brand kickback, any charger note is electrician-vetted, never paid placement
Come on as a dealer
Email support and ChargeRight sets up your dealership. Your inventory, your link, your name on every report.
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