2026 Peak Partner Spotlight | Charge Onsite
Welcome to the July 2026 Peak Partner Spotlight:
Charge OnSite
Simplified EV Charging That Just Works
Charge OnSite is a North Carolina-based company with a national reach, offering electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions across various property types including multifamily, mixed-use, hospitality, retail, commercial, municipal, office, event centers, and more, from Miami to Seattle.
We focus on assisting developers, owners, and property management teams in incorporating EV charging in a way that is both operationally and financially viable. This may involve providing low or no-cost charging options for new developments, upgrading or replacing outdated chargers, or helping properties enhance the profitability of existing chargers that are currently under-performing.
Our goal is straightforward: to simplify EV charging for property teams, enhance the experience for residents, and increase the asset's value.
Charge OnSite Provides:
- Flexible ownership models
- Developer packages
- Existing site upgrades
- Takeover of existing EV chargers
- Non-proprietary OCPP-compliant hardware
- Dynamic pricing & access control
- App-free charging experience
- Real-time reporting & visibility

Built for Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate
There are a lot of EV charging companies in the market, but what sets Charge OnSite apart is our premium service, responsiveness, and direct knowledge of the multifamily industry. We have been building PropTech solutions since 2007 and understand that successful property technology must support the broader goals of the asset.
Every EV charging decision should answer yes to the following questions:
- Does this help sign new leases and improve occupancy?
- Does this help renew current leases and support positive resident reviews?
- Does this make a positive contribution to NOI?
- Does this reduce operational burden for onsite and regional teams?
- Are we working with a company that will stand behind its service after the sale?
With Charge OnSite, the answer to each of those questions is yes.

A Future-Flexible Approach
One of the biggest risks in EV charging is installing infrastructure that becomes obsolete, unsupported, or locked into a single provider. Charge OnSite focuses on future-flexible solutions designed to protect the long-term value of the asset.
Our platform supports OCPP-compliant chargers, which helps property owners and operators avoid unnecessary vendor lock-in. We can provide new chargers, manage compatible existing chargers, and help clients determine the best path based on their goals, budget, timeline, and portfolio strategy.
Whether a property needs to add chargers to remain competitive, replace unsupported equipment, or stop giving away free electricity without a monetization plan, Charge OnSite can help create a strategy that fits the individual property.
Flexible Options for Different Property Goals
Some clients prefer to purchase and own their chargers because they understand the long-term value of retaining the majority of charging revenue and improving asset value. Others prefer a no upfront cost option where Charge OnSite owns and operates the chargers. We can also provide hybrid solutions based on the specific needs of the property or portfolio.
Property teams should not have to choose between resident experience and financial discipline. With the right structure, EV charging can support both.

A Partner You Can Count On
As a North Carolina-based company serving clients nationally, Charge OnSite takes pride in being responsive, accessible, and committed to long-term relationships. We know our clients want more than chargers. They want a partner who understands the property management business and will remain engaged after installation.
EV charging is no longer a future amenity. It is an infrastructure expectation for residents, guests, and visitors. The question is whether your charging solution is built to serve your property today while remaining flexible for tomorrow.
Make sure your asset is future-flexible with Charge OnSite.

