One app and one panel for the Shelter and the ChargeGo Box
The Shelter and the Box are different hardware running the same software: an app for the user, a browser-based admin panel, and separate energy metering on every charging point.
Charging starts with a scanned code
Charging works the same way with both products. No action is required from front-desk, security or facilities staff; access is granted once in the panel.
The user scans the code next to the socket, with no station list to search and no charging point number to type in.
The app is the default method. A PIN code entered at the station, or RFID cards and fobs, can be added as an option.
The app tells the user charging has finished, so the charging point frees up sooner.
The administrator sees what's happening with the installation
The panel runs in the browser, in Polish and English. The same view covers a shelter at a hotel and a Box in an underground garage.
- •live status of every charging point: free, occupied, charging
- •session history: who, when and at which charging point
- •energy use broken down by charging point and by period
- •users and permissions, granted and revoked without contacting support
- •notifications for faults and user reports
- •data export for billing and reports
The site administrator grants and revokes access with no ChargeGo support ticket and no site visit. There are no fees based on the number of users.
Usage measured separately at every charging point
In both lines you know who charged, when and how much, with no extra sub-meters and no guessing from the building's overall bill.
Each of the eight charging points has its own energy meter. Data goes to the panel and to exports, and the 2 A (~460 W) per-charging point limit is enforced electronically.
Each 230 V socket has its own current metering, which feeds session history and the automatic shutdown on a short circuit or overload.
Note: metering is for reporting and enforcing limits.
A dropped connection doesn't stop charging
The device keeps working and measuring locally. Sessions, usage and events are saved on site and sync with the platform once the connection is back.
Remote monitoring and control resume when the connection returns. Charging continues locally, and billing records are updated from the locally stored data.
- Charging at every charging point
- Local usage metering and session logging
- Current limits and safety cutoffs in the device
Three ways to bill for charging
The site picks a billing model and changes it in the panel at any time.
Charging is a benefit for hotel guests, building residents or employees. The site covers the energy cost, and the platform controls who has access.
Charging stays free, and every charging point has its usage attributed, so you know how much was drawn and by whom. A basis for internal cost allocation.
A flat fee to start charging, or billing based on the kilowatt-hours drawn.
What's included, what's a subscription
The rates below apply to the ChargeGo Box. Control and metering work with no subscription; the subscription adds remote access and billing.
| Feature | Included | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile app for users | Included with the device, no end date | |
| Admin panel on the local network | Included with the device, no end date | |
| Granting and revoking access | Included with the device, no end date | |
| Usage metering at every charging point | Included with the device, no end date | |
| Cloud: remote access, reports, notifications | €10/month | |
| Usage billing | +€7/month |
Prices exclude VAT. Without the cloud subscription the device still charges, measures usage and lets users in; what the subscription adds is remote access. Scope and terms for the outdoor line are set in the quote for a specific installation.
Both lines on the same platform
The Shelter and the ChargeGo Box run on one shared platform
The Shelter stands outdoors on solar power and a battery; the Box hangs on a wall indoors and uses a single 230 V circuit. The app, the panel and the metering are the same in both.
ChargeGo Shelter
A freestanding structure with rooftop solar and a battery. It runs with no grid connection: in a car park, in front of a hotel, on a housing estate or along a bike trail.
- 10 charging points (open), or a lockable Shelter with doors, locks and 3 or 6 charging points
- 1.74–3.48 kWp solar + LFP battery, 24/7 off-grid operation
- From €18,500 excl. VAT
ChargeGo Box
A wall-mounted station for an underground garage, bike room or hall. No structure or foundation to build; the unit mounts on an existing building's wall, typically without a building permit or notification.
- 8 charging points powered from a single 230 V / 16 A circuit
- IP44 sockets with covers, energy metering on every charging point
- Started from the mobile app, or optionally a PIN code or RFID card
Both lines side by side on the ChargeGo products page, or an overview of the electric bike charging station category.
Questions about the platform and the app
Resources you might find useful
Options you can add
The station is complete without any of them: it charges, measures usage and recognises the user. The modules below are added when a site needs them, each at its own price.
Remote management from off-site: browser dashboard, session history, reports, fault notifications and remote updates. Without it the station keeps working locally.
Usage tracking per user and per tenant, billing reports, export to accounting.
An alarm control panel built into the station housing and a smoke detector in the charging room. Smoke triggers the alarm. Works locally, without internet.
An extra credential alongside the app and PIN code. You deactivate a lost card in the panel.
Controls entry to the bike room: electric strike or magnetic lock, reader and door contact. Priced after we have surveyed the site.
Add-on prices are per station, not per property. Hazard monitoring is an alarm control panel with a smoke detector in the charging room. Full pricing and configurator.
See the platform at your site
Describe the location (outdoors, a garage, a bike room) and we'll show what the app and panel look like there, with a device quote. We reply within 1–2 business days.