Make-ready software, not another charger network
Keep your charger hardware options open. Powerfill manages standards-compliant OCPP 1.6 / 1.6J chargers from one dashboard, with OCPP 2.x support on the roadmap.
Massachusetts make-ready
EversourceNational Grid
EV charging software for Massachusetts MUD and L2 projects.
Powerfill gives property owners and operators the software layer after the electrical work is done: access control, remote operations, energy reporting, and billing-ready exports for any standards-compliant OCPP charger.
Independent from utility programs and charger manufacturers. Built for site hosts who want flexibility in Eversource, National Grid, or municipal utility territory.
EversourceNational GridLogos identify common Massachusetts utility territories only; Powerfill is not affiliated with or endorsed by these organizations.
Any OCPP charger Avoid lock-in to a single charging network.
Resident access RFID, codes, groups, quotas, and permissions.
Billing-ready data Export consumption and session records for your process.
Project fit
Best fit for multifamily and shared L2 charging.
Powerfill is strongest when the challenge is ongoing operations, not just installing hardware.
Built for MUD and L2 operations
Resident access, shared parking, energy quotas, and billing-ready reporting are handled at the site and building level instead of through separate vendor portals.
Flat platform economics
Start free, then scale into clear monthly plans instead of turning every station into a high-margin network toll.
Utility-program context
One operating layer for common Massachusetts paths.
Make-ready rules vary by utility and site. Use this page as software-fit guidance, then confirm application details with the utility or your electrical partner.
What Powerfill helps with
The operating layer after your make-ready construction is complete: access, reporting, and mixed-hardware management from one OCPP-based dashboard.
| Capability | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Charger management | Manage stations after make-ready construction is complete. |
| Access control | Separate residents, staff, visitors, and public access rules. |
| Energy reporting | Track use by credential, station, site, and time period. |
| Hardware flexibility | Run mixed fleets through one OCPP-based platform. |
| Territory | Typical project | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Eversource | Commercial and multifamily charging projects | Make-ready infrastructure incentives and program-specific review |
| National Grid | Commercial and multifamily charging projects | Make-ready infrastructure incentives and program-specific review |
| Municipal light plant territory | Case-by-case | Use Powerfill for the operating layer while your electrical partner confirms local incentives |
Implementation path
Keep the application path simple.
Powerfill does not replace the utility or electrical contractor workflow. It makes the installed chargers operable and easier to manage.
- Confirm site and utility territory. Identify whether the project is in Eversource, National Grid, or municipal utility territory.
- Choose standards-compliant L2 hardware. Prioritize OCPP support so your operating layer stays portable.
- Complete make-ready application and electrical work. Your contractor or program partner handles drawings, load work, permits, and incentive documentation.
- Connect chargers to Powerfill. We configure sites, roles, access groups, pricing or quotas, and reporting.
- Operate without vendor lock-in. Add chargers, move stations, export reports, and manage residents from one dashboard.
Platform plans
Clear pricing once your project is ready.
Start with early access, then move to the plan that matches charger count and operating complexity.
Startup
$40 /month
For small properties and pilots up to 30 chargers.
Production
$499 /month
For operational portfolios up to 500 chargers.
Enterprise
Custom
For larger portfolios, custom workflows, and dedicated onboarding.
FAQ
Common questions.
Is Powerfill affiliated with Eversource, National Grid, or the Commonwealth of Massachusetts?
No. Powerfill is independent software for EV charging operations. We reference those programs because Massachusetts site hosts often need software that fits make-ready funded L2 projects.
Do you submit the utility incentive application?
No. Your electrical contractor, engineering partner, or internal facilities team normally handles the utility application. Powerfill provides the charger management, access, reporting, and operating layer after the stations are installed.
Which charger hardware can I buy?
Powerfill is hardware-flexible. If the charger is standards-compliant and supports OCPP 1.6 / 1.6J, we can usually manage it without forcing a vendor replacement.
Why is this an early access list?
We are prioritizing Massachusetts MUD and L2 projects where the operating requirements are clear: resident access, billing-ready reporting, and utility-program fit without charger lock-in.
Planning a Massachusetts L2 charging project?
Join the early access list and we will help you decide whether Powerfill is the right operating layer.
Join the early access listProgram information changes and should be verified with the relevant utility or program administrator. Powerfill is independent software and does not provide electrical installation, utility approval, legal advice, or incentive guarantees.