Comparison
KiloPlot vs. EVpin
EVpin is a strong tool for finding, designing and estimating EV charging sites, with deep data on existing stations. KiloPlot covers the same ground and keeps going: it underwrites the site with a forecast and a full pro forma, then tracks what the site actually cost, how long the utility took and what it earns against that forecast.
Choose EVpin if…
You mainly need market intelligence on existing stations (their utilization, occupancy and revenue) and a fast way to sketch, estimate and get client sign-off on layouts.
Choose KiloPlot if…
You need to decide whether a site earns its return, with the utility's real tariff and a pro forma, deliver drawings and renders from the same design, and build a track record of how your forecasts and estimates hold up.
Feature by feature
The EVpin column reflects EVpin's public website as of October 18, 2026, with links to each source. “Not listed” means we couldn't find it on their public pages, not that it doesn't exist.
| Capability | EVpin | KiloPlot |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluate | ||
| Site report: nearby chargers, traffic, demographics, utility, incentives | Yes, plus parcel, zoning and other map layers source | Yes, plus NEVI corridor distance and disadvantaged-community status |
| Data on existing stations' utilization, occupancy and revenue | Yes, station-level (Max plan, or per lookup on Pro) source | Modeled estimates for nearby stations; no station-level network data |
| Batch scoring of address spreadsheets | Yes source | Yes (Pro and Team) |
| Design and estimate | ||
| Layout on aerial imagery | Yes, with real-time multiplayer editing and client sign-off source | Yes, with estimate summaries for clients |
| Construction estimate from the layout | Yes, with team price books source | Yes, by division with regional unit costs |
| Electrical: one-line, voltage drop, panel schedules | Yes source | Yes, plus load calculation, riser diagram and details sheets |
| DXF export for engineers | Not listed | Yes |
| 3D renders of the designed site | Through sister company Spexbook source | Built in, interactive, exportable |
| Underwrite | ||
| Utilization forecast for the proposed site | Listed as coming soon source | Yes: low, base and high cases, monthly for year 1, yearly to 10 years |
| Electricity cost from the utility's tariff, with demand charges | Not listed | Yes, cheapest eligible rate each year |
| Pro forma: IRR, NPV, payback, debt | Not listed; data is for “your own model” source | Yes |
| Suggested price from the local market | Nearby per-kWh prices over time source | Yes, a suggested price that maximizes NPV given nearby competition |
| After the build | ||
| Lock the underwriting baseline | Not listed | Yes |
| Bids and final cost vs. estimate, by division | Not listed | Yes |
| Utility interconnection timeline and upgrade costs | Not listed | Yes |
| Charging energy and revenue vs. forecast | Not listed | Yes, aligned to the actual opening month |
Pricing
EVpin
Free tier with 5 of each lookup. Pro is $600 a month plus $200 for each additional user; station-level utilization data is $500 per lookup on Pro. Max is custom-priced for the whole organization. source
KiloPlot
Free for 3 projects, including the forecast and the track record. Pro is $600 a month with 3 users included and $150 a month per extra user (two months free when billed yearly), adding the full pro forma, plan sets, 3D renders and batch scoring. Team starts at $2,000 a month for the whole organization. See pricing
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