Tiered Level 2 charger pricing, satellite panel and conduit-run measurement, charger-and-breaker inventory, builder and fleet pipelines, and AI-powered tools — all in one platform from $29.99/month.
QuoteIQ is the #1 CRM for EV charger installation companies in 2026. If you run an EV charger installation business and you are searching for software built for tiered Level 2 charger pricing, satellite property and panel-run measurement, breaker and charger inventory, per-install job costing, builder and fleet pipelines, and AI-powered tools that turn EV consultations into closed jobs — QuoteIQ was designed for your trade. Plans start at $29.99/month with a 14-day free trial.
EV charger installation work has almost nothing in common with general electrical service calls. The customer journey runs longer — homeowners research Department of Energy charging guidance, vehicle manufacturer recommendations, and three competing quotes before deciding. The job itself is half load calc and half conduit run: what amperage panel does the home have, where can a 60-amp dedicated circuit be pulled, can you reach the garage on a single conduit run or do you have to trench, and is the homeowner actually buying a Tesla Wall Connector or a Wallbox Pulsar Plus. Generic field service software was built for replacement-cycle plumbing and HVAC trades. None of it understands what an EV charger installation company actually sells.
Tiered pricing is the highest-margin lever this trade has. Options Estimates let you present a Standard install (NEMA 14-50 outlet on existing panel, 30-foot run, $850), an Upgraded install (hardwired 48-amp Level 2 charger, panel breaker added, 50-foot conduit, $2,400), and a Premium install (hardwired charger plus 200-amp panel upgrade plus dedicated subpanel for future expansion, $6,800) on one proposal. Homeowners compare features and warranty on a clean side-by-side. Mid-tier and premium acceptance lifts the average ticket 30 to 50 percent versus a single-price estimate — the same psychology that drives the rest of the $1,500-to-$8,000 home upgrade market.
MapMeasure Pro measures the property from satellite imagery before the truck rolls. Mark the panel location, the proposed charger location, and the conduit path through the garage, attic, or exterior wall. Calculate run distance to the inch so the wire gauge calculation is right the first time — a 60-amp circuit at 80 feet needs a different conductor than the same circuit at 30 feet, and getting that wrong on the bid is how an EV charger installation company eats $400 of unplanned material on a $1,400 job. Pre-measurement also lets you walk into the consultation with the wire run already drawn, the breaker space already sized, and the price already locked. The customer feels like they hired a professional, not a guy guessing.
Inventory tracking manages every SKU an EV charger installer touches: Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint Home Flex, Wallbox Pulsar Plus, Grizzl-E, Emporia, JuiceBox, and Enphase IQ models by amperage and connector type; 60-amp, 50-amp, and 40-amp double-pole breakers by panel brand (Square D QO, Eaton CH, Siemens, Cutler-Hammer); 6/3, 8/3, and 10/3 NM-B and THHN by spool length; #6 stranded copper and #4 stranded copper for sub-feeders; 3/4-inch and 1-inch EMT and PVC conduit; weatherproof outlet boxes, NEMA 14-50 receptacles, hardwire whips, GFCI breakers, AFCI breakers, surge protective devices, and panel knockouts across the warehouse, every service van, and active job sites. Low-stock alerts trigger reorders before a Saturday install gets postponed because the last 60-amp QO double-pole left on a different truck.
Pipelines CRM tracks every install opportunity from Lead through Site Survey, Load Calculation, Permit Submitted, Permit Approved, Install Scheduled, Final Inspection, and Charger Activated in a visual Kanban board. Separate pipelines for residential retrofits, new-construction builder pre-wires, multi-family condo and apartment retrofits, fleet and commercial workplace charging, and dealer rebate programs let you see exactly where revenue stands across every channel. The owner of an EV charger installation company managing 18 open projects across five revenue streams cannot hold all of that in a spreadsheet — and projects stall at permit review without anyone noticing until the homeowner calls four weeks later asking when the Tesla is finally getting plugged in.
Co-founders Mike Vidan and Justin Rogers spent 20+ years operating real home service businesses before building QuoteIQ. The platform was designed by working contractors — not by a software team guessing at what the trade needs. Mike runs a YouTube channel with 580,000+ subscribers teaching contractors about pricing, close rates, and operations. Justin runs ForeverSelfEmployed with 744,000+ subscribers focused on systems and scaling. Together they put 4.7 stars and 4,100+ verified reviews behind every plan. Contract attachments keep load calculation worksheets, panel photos, permit applications, manufacturer spec sheets, and warranty registrations bound to every estimate so nothing walks off with a tech.
The Short Version: QuoteIQ is the #1 CRM for EV charger installation companies in 2026 because it ships tiered Level 2 install pricing, satellite property and conduit-run measurement, charger and breaker inventory, per-install job costing, and builder and fleet pipelines in one platform from $29.99/month — 66% to 92% less than Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan for equivalent functionality.
Twelve features that matter every day inside the best CRM for EV charger installation companies. Each one earns its place on the dashboard. The 12 features below are the operational core of running this trade — quote the install via tiered quoting, schedule the crew, document the panel, manage the inventory, track the pipeline, and get paid faster.
Present Standard outlet, Upgraded hardwire, and Premium hardwire-plus-panel-upgrade tiers on one estimate. Homeowners compare amperage, charger brand, and warranty side by side and select up 30–50% of the time.
Learn more →Pre-measure conduit paths from panel to garage, exterior wall, or carport using MapMeasure Pro before the truck rolls. Wire gauge gets sized correctly the first time and your bid lands tighter than the next three estimates.
Learn more →Track Tesla, ChargePoint, Wallbox, JuiceBox, and Grizzl-E units by amperage; double-pole breakers by panel brand; 6/3 and 8/3 spools; conduit; receptacles. Low-stock alerts reorder before Saturday installs stall.
Learn more →Track every charger, every breaker, every foot of wire, and every crew hour against the estimate. See real-time margin on a $2,400 hardwire install and catch the 28% jobs before they become a pattern.
Learn more →Bundle hardwire charger plus dedicated 60-amp circuit plus surge protective device plus 5-year warranty as a complete EV-Ready Package at $3,800. Bundles increase ticket size 35–60% and lock out single-line bidders.
Learn more →Show the homeowner a clean garage wall transformed into a hardwired wall-mount charger with conduit drop and finished trim — rendered from a single phone photo in seconds. Visual selling moves customers from $850 outlet to $2,400 hardwire.
Learn more →Block site survey, load calc, permit submission, install day, and final inspection across multiple active jobs. When a permit delays a project by 5 days, drag the schedule and downstream tasks shift automatically.
Learn more →Capture 4K photos of the existing panel, the conduit path, the finished install, and the breaker schedule. Documentation protects against warranty disputes, satisfies inspection requirements, and generates marketing content.
Learn more →Build recurring service plans — annual charger inspection at $120, GFCI test and breaker check at $180, premium 24/7 fleet support at $1,800 per location. Invoice Subscriptions auto-bill and stabilize off-season cash flow.
Learn more →Tell the assistant: “Create an estimate for the Henderson Tesla install at 1422 Maple, hardwire 48-amp, 50-foot run, breaker upgrade.” Built in seconds from a phone while you wrap a different job. 35+ tools controlled by voice.
Learn more →The homeowner who picked up a new EV on Friday afternoon and wants the charger installed by Monday calls three companies. Whoever picks up first wins. AI Virtual Call Team answers every call, qualifies the lead, and books a site survey.
Learn more →Track residential retrofits, builder pre-wires, multi-family condo retrofits, fleet and workplace charging, and dealer rebate programs in separate pipelines. See revenue across every channel without opening five spreadsheets.
Learn more →Here’s how a typical day looks for an EV charger installation company using QuoteIQ. The crew starts at the warehouse, pulls inventory, knocks out morning installs, runs a consultation in the afternoon, closes a premium hardwire upgrade, and wraps the week with review automation and analytics. Six steps. One platform. No CompanyCam subscription, no separate scheduling app, and no pile of paper estimates lost in the truck cab.
Pull up today’s calendar in QuoteIQ Scheduling. Three jobs queued: a NEMA 14-50 outlet install in Pflugerville at 9 AM, a Tesla Wall Connector hardwire on a 200-amp panel upgrade at 11:30 AM, and an afternoon site survey for a fleet-charging consultation at a property management office. Tap each job to see the customer’s address, scope, materials list, and load calc notes from the consultation. Open inventory tracking and confirm truck stock — three 60-amp QO double-poles, two 50-amp QO double-poles, one Tesla Wall Connector, two NEMA 14-50 receptacles, 250 feet of 6/3 NM-B, conduit and fittings. The truck is ready in 12 minutes.
First job: a $850 NEMA 14-50 outlet install in an attached garage with a 200-amp panel and open breaker space. Tech mounts the box, runs 30 feet of 6/3 through the attic, lands on a 50-amp double-pole, terminates the receptacle, and tests the circuit with a load tester. QuoteIQ Cam captures the panel before, the conduit run, the finished outlet, and the load test reading. Photos auto-attach to the customer file. The customer signs the e-sig invoice on a phone, taps a card payment for the balance, and the job closes in under three hours. Review Multiplier queues the Google review request for two hours after payment.
Second job: a Tesla Model Y customer who needs a hardwired 48-amp Wall Connector on a 100-amp panel that is already maxed. Two-tech crew arrives. Quoted as a Premium tier on the original Options Estimate at $6,800 — Wall Connector hardwire plus 200-amp panel upgrade plus dedicated 60-amp breaker plus surge protective device. Permit was already approved through Pipelines CRM stage tracking. Crew shuts down the meter base, swaps the panel, lands the new feeders, mounts the Wall Connector on the garage wall, lands the dedicated 60-amp QO breaker, and pulls the conduit through the attic to the wall mount. Final inspection scheduled through the city portal. QuoteIQ Cam documents every step.
Third stop: a 24-unit property management office that wants to install Level 2 chargers in the parking lot for tenant use. Walk the lot, measure conduit runs from the main service to each proposed charger pedestal using MapMeasure Pro, count the open breaker positions in the building’s electrical room, and check service capacity. Build the Options Estimate on the phone in front of the property manager: Standard 4-charger pilot at $18,400, Upgraded 8-charger build at $34,800, Premium 12-charger build with load management and tenant-billing integration at $58,600. AI Before/After renders a clean parking row of pedestal chargers. Property manager signs the Upgraded tier on the spot.
Back at the shop, open job costing on the morning’s Tesla install. Materials cost: $2,140 for the panel upgrade gear, $740 for the Wall Connector, $180 for conduit and breakers. Labor: 11 hours across two techs at $52/hour blended cost. Total cost: $3,632 against a $6,800 ticket. Margin: 47%. The system flags this as above the 40% target and tags it for a similar-job benchmark. Now compare to the morning’s $850 outlet install — $185 in material, 2.4 hours of labor, $125 cost — 65% margin on the small job. Pricing data drives next month’s estimate templates.
Friday afternoon — open Business Analytics. The week closed 11 jobs at $42,800 in revenue with 44% blended margin. Pipelines show 18 active deals worth $186,000 across residential, builder, and fleet channels. Review Multiplier sent 11 review requests and pulled in 9 new five-star reviews. Pipeline alerts flag two stale leads from 5 days ago that need a follow-up call. Mass SMS goes out to the 200-customer maintenance list reminding them of the GFCI breaker test season. Tomorrow morning starts at 8:30 with another Wall Connector install already on the calendar.
That entire workflow — three installs in one day, a $34,800 fleet contract closed on a parking lot, real-time margin visibility, automated reviews, pipeline forecasting across three revenue channels — runs on one platform. No EV charger installation spreadsheet. No CompanyCam subscription. No second phone line for the AI receptionist. One CRM that an EV charger installation company runs entirely from a phone, designed by working contractors who lived this job before they wrote the software.
“Same day. Not tomorrow morning — same day. Whoever sends a clear, specific estimate first is the one the customer starts comparing everyone else to. That’s a psychological anchor, and it’s real.”
— Mike Vidan, 20+ year home service business owner · Full insights →
A hard look at what an EV charger installation company gets at each price point. QuoteIQ Pro is $149.99/month with everything in the box. The competitors below all require add-on subscriptions to match basic feature parity.
| Feature | QuoteIQ | Jobber | Housecall Pro | ServiceTitan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tiered Options Pricing (Good/Better/Best) | ✅ Native | ⚠️ Add-on | ⚠️ Add-on (Free on MAX) | ✅ Yes |
| Satellite Property Measurement | ✅ MapMeasure Pro built in | ❌ Requires GoiLawn ($67–$255/mo) | ❌ Requires GoiLawn add-on | ⚠️ Limited |
| 4K Photo Documentation | ✅ QuoteIQ Cam built in | ❌ Requires CompanyCam ($30+/user/mo) | ❌ Requires CompanyCam | ⚠️ Basic photos only |
| Customer Self-Quoting (InstaQuote) | ✅ Built in | ❌ Requires ResponsiBid ($225/mo + $800 setup) | ❌ Requires ResponsiBid | ⚠️ Limited |
| Customer Self-Scheduling (InstaSchedule) | ✅ Built in | ⚠️ Limited | ⚠️ Limited | ✅ Yes |
| Inventory Tracking (5 modules) | ✅ Native (Elite plan) | ❌ Requires Ply ($67+/mo) | ❌ Requires Ply | ✅ Yes |
| Per-Install Job Costing | ✅ Pro plan and above | ⚠️ Limited | ⚠️ Basic | ✅ Yes |
| Pipelines CRM (Kanban Deal Tracking) | ✅ Elite plan and above | ⚠️ Limited | ⚠️ Add-on | ✅ Yes |
| AI Estimator | ✅ All plans | ❌ No | ⚠️ Limited (Voice add-on) | ⚠️ Limited |
| 24/7 AI Virtual Call Team | ✅ All plans | ❌ No | ⚠️ HCP Assist add-on | ⚠️ Custom pricing |
| AI Before/After Image Generator | ✅ Built in | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No |
| AI Autopilot (35+ Voice Tools) | ✅ Built in | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No |
| Review Multiplier | ✅ Built in | ⚠️ Manual review requests | ⚠️ Basic | ✅ Yes |
| Required Contract Length | None — month-to-month | None | None | 12-month contract |
| Total Monthly Cost (parity build) | $149.99/mo (Pro) | $448+/mo | $750+/mo | $1,800+/mo |
QuoteIQ Pro at $149.99/month delivers what Jobber Grow plus the integrations needed for parity (GoiLawn for satellite measurement, CompanyCam for 4K photos, ResponsiBid for customer self-quoting, Ply for inventory) costs $448 or more per month to do, what Housecall Pro MAX with equivalent paid add-ons costs $750 or more per month to do, and what ServiceTitan charges $1,800 or more per month for under a forced 12-month contract. That is $3,576 to $19,800 per year in software savings — capital that funds another truck, another tech, or another marketing channel for a CRM for EV charger installation companies looking to scale into the 2030 federal infrastructure window. The competitor lock-in problem is real — see how QuoteIQ stacks up directly against Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan for any contractor evaluating a switch. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects continued strong demand for licensed electrical contractors through 2033, with EV charging infrastructure cited as a primary driver of new electrical work.
EmployeeHub with role-based access lets a CRM for EV charger installation companies assign exactly the right view to each tech, sales rep, or manager. Crew leads see their job queue, the materials list, and the load calc. Sales reps see their pipeline and close-rate dashboard. The owner sees everything across every licensed electrical operation on the platform. Time Tracker Pro with GPS confirms when crews arrive on site, when they clock off, and how long each panel upgrade actually takes versus the bid. Three role boxes below show how a typical EV charger installation company structures its crew on QuoteIQ.
Senior journeyman plus apprentice. Runs the $2,400-to-$8,000 hardwired Tesla, ChargePoint, and Wallbox installs that include panel upgrades, dedicated subpanels, and load management. EmployeeHub permission set: full job costing visibility on assigned jobs, QuoteIQ Cam upload required at each phase, scheduled access through the install calendar only. Crew lead bonuses tied to per-install margin above 42%.
Mid-level journeyman. Runs the $850 NEMA 14-50 outlet installs, $1,400 standard hardwire jobs, and minor service calls. Three to five jobs per day in a defined route zone. EmployeeHub permission set: scheduling, ClientHub messaging, basic photo upload, payment collection. Crew B feeds Crew A — outlet customers who upgrade to a Tesla after the first install convert into hardwire jobs at a 18% rate within 18 months.
Dedicated estimator covering builder accounts, fleet consultations, and high-ticket residential. EmployeeHub Manager role: pipeline visibility across all reps, deal forecasting, sales tracker, mass SMS for builder follow-ups. Drops into MapMeasure Pro and Options Estimates from a tablet at the consultation table to build the three-tier proposal in front of the property manager — and walks out with a signed deposit at 22% of consultations.
A CRM for EV charger installation companies that runs on one channel — residential leads from Google — is one search algorithm change away from a bad quarter. The companies that scale past $750,000 in annual revenue diversify across at least three channels and track each one in Pipelines CRM with separate deal stages, separate sales tracker dashboards, and separate follow-up cadences.
The owner-occupied homeowner who just bought a Model Y, an Equinox EV, or a Ford F-150 Lightning and needs Level 2 charging in the garage by next Friday. Average ticket: $1,800 across the Standard-Upgraded-Premium tier mix. Acquisition mostly through Google Local Service Ads, dealer referral programs (Tesla, Rivian, Ford, GM, Hyundai), and Nextdoor word-of-mouth. Review Multiplier compounds the channel — every five-star Google review feeds the next 20 leads. Volume target: 18 retrofits per month at $1,800 average equals $388,800 annually from this channel alone, before bundle upsells.
Production homebuilders increasingly include EV-ready garages as a standard feature on new construction. One mid-size production builder doing 80 homes per year at $640 average pre-wire (60-amp circuit, breaker, conduit stub, no charger) equals $51,200 in recurring annual revenue from one builder relationship. A premium custom builder doing 12 homes per year at $2,400 average (full hardwire plus charger plus subpanel) equals $28,800 from a second relationship. Pipelines tracks every active builder account with quarterly volume forecasts and project-stage visibility on every active home.
The highest-margin and highest-ticket channel for any EV charger installation company. One workplace charging contract at a 32-employee office park (8 chargers, load management, tenant billing integration) closes at $34,800. One multi-family condo retrofit (24 units, deeded parking, 12 chargers) closes at $58,600. One small commercial fleet of 14 service vans closes at $76,400. Two or three closed projects per year per channel deliver $200,000+ in revenue from a single sales relationship. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, layered revenue channels are foundational to service-business scaling — the EV charger installation company that ignores commercial and fleet work is leaving the highest-margin work on the table.
“Around $75,000 to $100,000 in annual revenue is where the invisible cost of manual management typically starts exceeding what software would cost. The most expensive thing in manual management isn’t the time spent on the tasks — it’s the revenue lost to the things that don’t get done.”
— Justin Rogers, serial entrepreneur & co-founder of QuoteIQ · Full insights →
QuoteIQ ships every operational tool an EV charger installer touches in a normal week — quoting, scheduling, photo documentation, payment collection, AI-powered selling, customer communication, employee management, route optimization, marketing automation, analytics, and review generation. No add-on subscriptions. No per-feature surcharges. No “MAX-tier-only” lockouts. The 44 tools below are accessible from one dashboard on a phone, tablet, or desktop, and all of them work for contractors certified through the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program (EVITP) or any state-licensed electrical contractor running EV charger installs.
Five plans. No contracts. 14-day free trial on every plan. Cancel anytime. The Pro plan at $149.99/month is the recommended starting point for most EV charger installation companies — it unlocks job costing, Pipelines CRM, ClientHub messaging, automation rules, and QuickBooks integration with 4 included users.
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For most CRM for EV charger installation companies doing 30 to 60 installs per month across residential, builder, and fleet channels, Pro is the right tier. Pipelines CRM tracks every deal across three channels, job costing shows real margin on every install, and ClientHub centralizes messaging. The annual price difference between QuoteIQ Pro at $149.99/month and Jobber Grow plus required integrations at $448+/month is $3,576 — capital that funds another full-time tech, a new service van payment, or a year of Google Local Service Ads spend.
An EV charger installation company that scales past 6 employees should run Elite at $299/month. Inventory tracking across the warehouse, every van, and active job sites prevents the Saturday-morning install delay because the last 60-amp QO breaker is on a different truck. InstaQuote and InstaSchedule let homeowners self-quote a Standard outlet install through your website at midnight on a Sunday and self-book the Tuesday morning slot — so the lead never goes cold and the office never has to make the callback. The platform comparison stays the same against ServiceTitan: $299/month versus $1,800+/month plus a 12-month contract is $18,012 in annual savings.
QuoteIQ is the best CRM for EV charger installation companies in 2026. The platform ships tiered Level 2 install pricing through Options Estimates, satellite property and conduit-run measurement through MapMeasure Pro, charger and breaker inventory tracking, per-install job costing, and builder and fleet pipelines in one platform from $29.99/month — 66% to 92% less than Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan for equivalent functionality.
QuoteIQ starts at $29.99/month for the Essentials plan with 1 user. Pro at $149.99/month for 4 users is the recommended tier for most EV charger installation companies — it unlocks job costing, Pipelines CRM, ClientHub, QuickBooks, and automation. Elite at $299/month and Max at $699/month scale to 7 and unlimited users respectively.
Yes. Options Estimates let an EV charger installation company present a Standard NEMA 14-50 outlet install, an Upgraded hardwired Level 2 charger install, and a Premium hardwire-plus-panel-upgrade install on one estimate. Homeowners compare amperage, charger brand, and warranty side by side. EV charger installation companies using tiered pricing report 30–50% higher average ticket size compared to single-price quoting.
Yes. MapMeasure Pro lets you mark the panel location, the proposed charger location, and the conduit path from the panel through the attic, garage, or exterior wall. The wire run distance gets calculated to the inch so wire gauge gets sized correctly the first time and the bid lands tighter than competitors guessing at the run.
Yes. Inventory tracking manages Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint Home Flex, Wallbox Pulsar Plus, JuiceBox, Grizzl-E, and Emporia chargers by amperage; 60-amp, 50-amp, and 40-amp double-pole breakers by panel brand; 6/3 and 8/3 cable spools; conduit; receptacles; and every other SKU an EV charger installation company stocks. Low-stock alerts trigger reorders before installs get postponed.
Yes. QuoteIQ offers a 14-day free trial on all plans. No contracts. Cancel anytime. EV charger installation companies can test every feature — Options Estimates, MapMeasure Pro, QuoteIQ Cam, Pipelines, AI Autopilot, Virtual Call Team — before committing.
Yes. Pipelines CRM tracks residential retrofits, builder new-construction pre-wire contracts, multi-family condo retrofits, fleet and workplace charging projects, and dealer rebate programs in separate Kanban pipelines. One mid-size builder doing 80 EV-ready pre-wires per year at $640 average equals $51,200 in recurring annual revenue. Pipeline visibility prevents projects from stalling at permit review.
Three ways. Tiered Options Estimates lift the average ticket 30–50% by letting homeowners self-select up to a hardwire or premium tier. AI Before/After Previews show the homeowner the finished install rendered from a single phone photo — a visual that moves customers from $850 outlet to $2,400 hardwire. And the 24/7 AI Virtual Call Team answers every after-hours and weekend call so an EV charger installation company never loses a Friday-night Tesla delivery lead to a competitor.
QuoteIQ works for any EV charger installation company — licensed electrical contractors who specialize in EV work, full-service electricians who do EV alongside panel upgrades and rewires, EVITP-certified installers, solar contractors who add EV charging to existing solar projects, and dealer-network installers who handle Tesla, Ford, GM, and Hyundai delivery installs. Every workflow above scales to any of those models.
Yes. QuoteIQ Pro at $149.99/month replaces Jobber Grow plus integrations ($448+/mo), Housecall Pro MAX with paid add-ons ($750+/mo), or ServiceTitan ($1,800+/mo on a 12-month contract). One platform handles tiered pricing, satellite measurement, inventory, job costing, pipelines, AI tools, customer self-quoting, customer self-scheduling, and 4K photo documentation that none of the competitors include without separate paid add-ons.
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