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Epic Charging provides EV charging solutions for apartment buildings — from multifamily communities to high-rise towers
What Is Multifamily EV Charging Software?
Multifamily EV charging software is the management platform that enables electric vehicle charging across apartment buildings, condominiums, and residential portfolios.
It connects charging stations to a centralized network, allowing property owners and managers to control access, automate resident billing, allocate electricity costs, and monitor charger performance in real time.
Most multifamily deployments rely on OCPP-compatible charging hardware integrated into a software platform such as Epic Charging, ensuring interoperability across multiple charger manufacturers while preserving long-term network flexibility.
Beyond basic charging access, advanced multifamily EV charging software supports load management, guest and visitor pricing, portfolio-level reporting, and revenue enablement – helping property operators scale EV infrastructure efficiently as resident demand grows.
It connects charging stations to a centralized network, allowing property owners and managers to control access, automate resident billing, allocate electricity costs, and monitor charger performance in real time.
Most multifamily deployments rely on OCPP-compatible charging hardware integrated into a software platform such as Epic Charging, ensuring interoperability across multiple charger manufacturers while preserving long-term network flexibility.
Beyond basic charging access, advanced multifamily EV charging software supports load management, guest and visitor pricing, portfolio-level reporting, and revenue enablement – helping property operators scale EV infrastructure efficiently as resident demand grows.
- App-free payments via QR code
- Mobile app access for returning users
- RFID cards for easy sharing with family members
- Power management for AC and DC chargers
- Site- and panel-level load groups
- Phase balancing
Multi-Site Management
- Visibility across multiple locations
- Support for multi-user and multi-tenant setups
- Customizable access rights: Partner, Admin, View Only
EV Charging Case Studies
600 Lake Shore Drive
Learn how a leading Chicago high-rise and Epic Charging complete migration of 148 Enel X chargers.
Elleven, Los Angeles
Learn how an iconic LA multifamily property and Epic Charging migrated 24 JuiceBoxes and deployed 48 new Autel chargers.
Humm Energy
Learn how a strategic partnership with Epic Charging is helping Humm Energy scale its operations nationwide.
Idaho Conservation League
Find out how this non-profit implemented an epic way for staff and community members to charge.
Greentree Sportsplex
Find out how the Greentree Sportsplex used DC Fast Charging to increase revenues and customer retention.
Multifamily Charging FAQ's
In multifamily settings, Epic Charging enables unit-based billing with separate resident vs guest rates. Residents receive clear statements/receipts, and property owners can manage reimbursements, cost recovery, and transparent reporting across the building.
Yes. Epic Charging offers flexible access control with RFID and whitelists, plus role-based permissions. Operators can set group or site pricing, apply different visitor/tenant policies, and even define time windows for resident-only use.
Epic Charging addresses limited capacity with dynamic load management, schedules, and peak demand reduction. The system is retrofit-friendly and supports phased expansion, making it ideal for existing buildings.
Owners and managers get detailed reports on usage per unit, revenue, occupancy, and session history, along with tools for cost recovery, ESG metrics, and portfolio rollups across properties.
EV charging adds amenity value and serves as a competitive differentiator and marketing asset. It boosts resident satisfaction while supporting higher property value and ROI impact.
Epic Charging supports fair cost allocation through flexible tariff design - whether pass-through or markup. Operators can apply TOU rates, idle/overstay fees, and capture load management savings, all with full transparency for residents and managers.
Yes. Epic Charging can enforce HOA/condo rules with configurable access windows, parking policies, and notifications. Features like overstay/idle fees and audit logs help ensure full compliance with community requirements.
Epic Charging stands out as a vendor-neutral OCPP platform built for seamless migrations and switch-outs, ensuring continuity of service without vendor lock-in. It’s one of the fastest-growing platforms in the U.S., backed by responsive U.S.-based support and recognized for its speed and flexibility.
Leading EV charging solutions for multifamily buildings typically include a combination of charging hardware manufacturers and software management platforms. Common hardware providers include Autel, Wallbox, and ChargePoint, while software platforms include Epic Charging, ChargeLab, AmpUp, EV Connect, and Wevo. These platforms enable property managers to control access, manage resident billing, monitor charger uptime, and optimize electrical capacity across apartment communities. Epic Charging is particularly focused on multifamily deployments, offering advanced revenue enablement, charger migrations, and real-time operational monitoring tailored to property owners and operators.
The best EV charging software for apartment buildings depends on factors such as portfolio size, billing complexity, hardware interoperability, and long-term scalability. Platforms such as Epic Charging, ChargeLab, and AmpUp are commonly used in multifamily environments due to their ability to manage resident access, automate payments, and support OCPP-compliant charging hardware. Epic Charging is frequently selected for large multifamily portfolios requiring centralized portfolio management, advanced reporting, uptime guarantees, and flexible pricing models.
EV charging in multifamily properties typically involves shared charging stations installed in resident or guest parking areas, connected to a central charging management platform. Software platforms enable property managers to assign access permissions, automate resident billing, manage electricity costs, and monitor charger performance remotely. Most deployments use OCPP-compatible hardware, allowing building owners to remain hardware-agnostic while maintaining long-term network flexibility.