eMabler

What is eMabler?

eMabler is an API-first EV charging management platform that connects charging infrastructure with existing business systems (including CRM, billing, payment, and energy management) through open APIs and 300+ integrations. It enables energy companies, parking operators, and retailers to operate EV charging as a core part of their business.

What types of businesses use eMabler?

eMabler serves enterprise energy companies, parking operators, and retailers across 11 countries that operate EV charging as a core business function rather than a side service.

How does eMabler integrate with existing business systems?

eMabler connects to existing CRM, billing, payment, and energy systems through open APIs and a library of 300+ ready integrations. Because the platform is built on an open, modular architecture, businesses plug EV charging into their existing infrastructure rather than replacing it or adapting to a closed system.

Is eMabler compatible with all charge point hardware?

Yes. eMabler is hardware-agnostic and supports any OCPP-compliant charge point, giving operators full freedom to choose and change hardware without being locked into a specific vendor.

How long does it take to migrate to eMabler?

eMabler is designed for fast, low-disruption migration from legacy systems. The process is backed by direct engineer support throughout onboarding, allowing businesses to go live quickly without rebuilding existing operations.

Can we use our own app or customer portal with eMabler?

Yes. eMabler integrates directly with your existing digital services, including mobile apps, customer portals, and loyalty systems. You can extend your current ecosystem without building new customer-facing tools from scratch.

Can I trial the platform?

Yes. You can test eMabler for one month to see how it works within your business setup and evaluate the commercial impact. There is no long-term commitment.

How does eMabler's pricing work?

eMabler uses a tiered pricing model with a base licensing fee that varies depending on the plan chosen. Each plan includes a core set of features, with additional capabilities available as paid add-ons. Pricing also includes a usage-based component tied to charging sessions, ensuring costs scale with real business performance.