Pricing
A $49.99 check before a $4,500 "maybe."
The full NEC Article 220 load calculation on your panel for $49.99. Pro tiers for inspectors, contractors, and dealers ship by email.
ChargeRight costs $49.99 for a single panel assessment. That gets you the full NEC Article 220 load calculation on your specific panel - 220.83(A) for an existing home adding a charger, 220.82 for new construction or a full service change - a plain-English verdict, the recommended circuit size for your car, and a printable report to hand your electrician. An in-person service call for the same calculation runs $150 to $300. A panel upgrade, if you get talked into one before checking the math, typically runs $2,000 to $4,500.
Buying through the iOS app instead? Same assessment, same report, $69.99 there. The difference is Apple's platform fee on App Store purchases, not a different product. The app is handy for running the assessment from your phone; open your report on a computer or iPad when you want the full printable version. The website at $49.99 is the cheaper of the two.
Single
$49.99
One assessment, one verdict
$69.99 on the iOS App Store (Apple's platform fee). Same report, web is cheaper.
- Full NEC Article 220 load calc on your panel
- Verdict + recommended circuit size
- Optional AI photo review of your panel and nameplate
- Printable report + share link for your electrician
- Bid checker that opens with your panel and recommended circuit already loaded
- No account, no subscription, one payment
5-Pack
$195
$39 each - for shops and side work
- 5 ChargeRight assessments
- Discount versus single
- Useful for inspectors and contractors
- Roll over until used
10-Pack
$350
$35 each - bigger volume
- 10 ChargeRight assessments
- Deepest per-unit discount
- For inspectors, dealers, ESCOs
- Roll over until used
Monthly Pro
$349/mo
12 included each month
- 12 assessments included per month
- $29 each additional
- Included assessments reset monthly (no rollover)
- Cancel any month
- Dealerships - see /for-dealers
See the report before you buy it
These are two real reports, produced by the same calculation your answers would run. One home clears its service and one does not. That is the whole point: it is a load calculation, not a rubber stamp.
200 A service, 2,200 sq ft
Gas heat and hot water, electric range and dryer, 3-ton AC, 2026 Tesla Model Y on a 48 A charger. Calculated load 123.2 A, under both the rating and the 80% comfort line.
100 A service, 1,650 sq ft
All-electric home built in 1962, 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning on a 48 A charger. Calculated load 140 A against a 100 A service, so it does not pass as configured. The report lists what can bring it back under.
Why $49.99
The math, not the sales call. Same calculation, lower cost, no upsell.
860,000+ views on the viral breakdown
ChargeRight assessment
$49.99
Full NEC load calc + verdict
Electrician service call
$150 to $300
Same calculation, in person
Panel upgrade install
$2,000 to $4,500
Often what you get talked into
What you get, every tier
- 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee (single assessments and packs in full; first month on Pro)Guarantee details
- Email is only needed to send your PDF and share link, never to see your report.
- Payment is one-time on the single tier. No subscription unless you choose Pro.
- No upsell of installs, chargers, or contractors.
- If the math says you need an upgrade, the report says so plainly.
Start with one
Run the assessment on your panel. See the math. Decide if an upgrade is real.
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