Residents who rent can't install a charger of their own. A Curbstar in the lot turns overnight parking into a full battery and gives them a reason to renew.
An apartment resident with an EV has no good options. They can't run a cord from a shared lot, and they lose an evening a week to a fast charger across town.
Curbstar fits the way the lot already works. Two ports per pedestal, each on its own circuit, so two cars charge at full speed through the night. Residents pay in the app, and you see usage and revenue on quarterly statements.
No one likes charging at a public charger. For renters who own an EV, convenient overnight charging is a real reason to sign, and a real reason to renew.
Buy the pedestals and keep the charging revenue, or host them at no capital expense and earn a hosting fee.
Multifamily and HOA communities are often forced to deploy chargers in one central bank, causing long walks for residents, just to get economy of scale. Curbstar doesn’t need that economy of scale. It costs the same to deploy four pedestals centrally or one pedestal in each of four courts. With average driver behavior, each pedestal can serve 8 EVs.
No service upgrades, no new feeders, no rewiring the electrical room. Typical savings are about $15K per pedestal.
Send us the address or your site electrical plans. We'll come back with hardware pricing and a realistic budget for the whole job.
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