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Chargetrip
EV routing infrastructure built around business outcomes
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Industry
Sustainability Cleantech, Data, Productivity
Style
Minimal, Bento, Illustrative, Scroll Animation
Stage
Series A
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Framer
About the site
Chargetrip provides EV route planning, station discovery, and charging intelligence that businesses embed in their products. The website frames routing as a revenue and operations problem, using animated maps and modular interface demos to show a technical API through the experience it enables. A useful reference for climate and mobility infrastructure platforms.
How this page sells
For charging, carmaker and fleet leads: every section opens with a business outcome, then the routing feature and a named customer.
Primary navigation
- Sign in
- Book a demo
- Plan a route
ClickTap a section to see it on the page
'A driver's route plan is your revenue plan.' in a warm serif, an orange Book a demo beside a Plan a route button with a tiny map thumbnail, over a hand holding a charging plug flanked by revenue and trip cards.
Why it converts: The first line turns a technical API into a revenue lever, in the budget holder's own language, and the second button lets sceptics try the product first.
Plugsurfing, Motability, Last Mile Solutions and Octopus in grey tiles along the bottom edge of the hero card.
Why it converts: These are operators the buyer competes or partners with, and they're visible before the first scroll.
'Capture the EV driver market…' over a full map with a real trip: Amsterdam to Warsaw, 13 hr 15 min, six charging stops, €240.24 estimated cost and CO2e avoided.
Why it converts: A complete, believable trip is exactly what the end driver would see, so the buyer can picture it shipping inside their own app.
A Repsol product manager praising the documentation and support, beside an orange card: 'The routing engine behind the best EV apps. 2.2M charge sessions planned each month.'
Why it converts: An oil major's quote about easy integration plus a big usage number answers 'will my developers cope?' and 'does it scale?' side by side.
'Turn drivers into regulars by making your charge stations and partnerships stand out.' over a dark map dotted with charger pins.
Why it converts: For a charge-point operator, repeat visits are the business. Naming loyalty as the outcome turns a map feature into a revenue argument.
A huge '95%' for energy-prediction accuracy under 'A highly accurate engine to convert drivers to go electric', next to a Motability innovation manager's quote.
Why it converts: Accuracy is the one thing an EV app can't fake. A hard number plus a large fleet's endorsement answers 'can we trust the routes?'
'Satisfy regulators, eliminate range anxiety and boost EV traction' above three Renault 5s in green, black and yellow, one tagged 'Iconiq Cinq'.
Why it converts: This part speaks to carmakers: regulators and range anxiety are their problems, and showing their kind of product makes the fit obvious.
'Lower your TCO and optimize your electric fleet in minutes.' over a dashboard with CO2e saved, an electrification score and a depot table marked On Track, At Risk and Pending.
Why it converts: Fleet managers think in depots and status. A plan that flags at-risk depots looks like the tool they'd open every Monday morning.
A centred quote from a Deloitte supply-chain energy consultant: fleet clients 'struggle to see a cost and emissions-effective path', and Chargetrip shows it.
Why it converts: A Big Four adviser vouching for the tool reassures the fleet buyer who has to defend the choice to finance.
'Webinar: Powering Fleet Electrification' over a night photo of chargers in a car park, with an orange Watch on-demand button.
Why it converts: Buyers not ready for a demo get a lower-commitment step that still starts a relationship.
A 'Help me choose' eyebrow over 'Get a demo to see Chargetrip in action', with Book a demo and Start building side by side.
Why it converts: 'Help me choose' frames the demo as advice rather than a pitch, and Start building gives developers a door of their own.
