Great question! Reach out to Buzze and provide your property's location and utility provider, and they will do all the work to locate any available incentives for an EV charging project.

Buzze has agnostic 4g connectivity, so if one service provider goes down, it shifts to another service provider. Buzze's software also monitors the chargers to alert us if one isn't working properly so we can fix it. If there is a hardware issue, the charger is covered by up to a 5 year warranty and an O&M package so there are no out of pocket costs. 

The decision is yours. Buzze provides a way for your tenants to charge for free. You can choose to have your tenants charge for free, at a reduced cost, or at full price. 

We default to a cost of power + $0.15 markup ($0.10 goes to you, $0.05 to Buzze). 

Your cost of electricity is entered into the software, and the rates are automatically generated to ensure you make a profit and driver costs remain affordable. 

That said, if you prefer custom pricing, the Buzze team can help.

Yes. You earn 80% of all charges that occur. 

You will have complete control over the availability of the chargers installed on your property. You can restrict access if you see the need to do so. 

Everyone and every situation is different. Some people will charge for 2 hours and others will charge for 6. It all depends on their current battery level, how full they want their battery, etc. On average, people generally charge for 4-6 hours. 

EV drivers would much rather plug their car in at home, where they can go inside and continue their day while their car is charging. Waiting in lines at a Supercharger, dealing with broken chargers, and sitting in your car while it charges is not ideal.

Having EV chargers onsite will encourage EV drivers to become tenants.