Commercial EV earnings estimator

Set your rates. Estimate what the property can keep.

Use your electricity cost, resident and public pricing, station activity and installation quote. Compare Neticks with ChargePoint and Blink using the same assumptions.

Editable kWh pricingResident + public mixAnnual operating profit10-year outlook

Estimated earnings—with every cost separated

Annual profit stays separate from vendor price and the independent electrician quote.

Live estimate
Scenario
neticks 0% commission
Estimated annual property profit$0
Neticks price$699 per charger · $29.99/month software
Electrician · separate$0
Year 1 after every cost$0
11 kW · single port
ChargePoint 10% share
Estimated annual property profit$0
ChargePoint priceHardware + annual network/Assure
Installation · separate$0
Year 1 after every cost$0
CT4000 · dual 7 kW
blink 10% fee
Estimated annual property profit$0
Blink quoteEquipment/freight + annual network
Installation · separate$0
Year 1 after every cost$0
S8 quote · 9.6 kW per port

Annual calculation

Annual estimateNeticksChargePointBlink

10-year net return comparison

Neticks
$0
ChargePoint
$0
Blink
$0

This subtracts hardware, freight and installation, then adds ten years of estimated operating profit. Negative returns display as an empty bar.

Cumulative project return

Initial station/project cost followed by estimated annual operating profit.

NeticksChargePointBlink
Neticks · year 10$0
ChargePoint · year 10$0
Blink · year 10$0
Planning estimate only—not guaranteed earnings. Activity is modeled as the percentage of the year the station delivers its rated output. ChargePoint hardware uses the supplied ranges at their midpoint ($3,000 CPF50 single port, $11,000 CT4000, $16,000 CP6000); its $900 annual network/Assure value is an editable planning allowance. Blink S8 hardware, pedestal, cable management and freight total $7,887; its quoted network is $480/year, and the editable maintenance reserve reflects that the supplied quote includes only a one-year parts warranty. Installation, taxes, utility upgrades, demand charges and actual vendor proposals can materially change results.