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For EV charger installers

Five grants.
Nobody knows which one is theirs.

There are 5 open chargepoint grants and they all close 31 March 2027. Whether someone gets £500 or £2,000 — or nothing — turns on whether they rent, own a flat, have a driveway, are a landlord, or are a school. Your website can sort that out for them.

On the website you already have · from £149/month · no lock-in

AnswerHQ is a EV charger installer's own website tool. A homeowner enters their postcode, it checks the live 2026 rules against that property, and returns an indicative answer in about thirty seconds — then AnswerHQ books the survey. Every enquiry belongs to the installer alone and is never shared with another company.

Try it

AnswerHQ is running
on this page right now.

The bubble in the corner has read this website and answers from it. Ask it something we cover, then ask it a price we have never published and watch it decline rather than invent one.

Try asking it:

  • “Do you build tools for EV charger installers?”
  • “What does AnswerHQ cost?”
  • “Do you install chargepoints yourselves?”

On your site it answers from your pages instead, and books the survey.

Straight answer on the checker. There is no stock EV chargepoint checker to show you — ChargeCheck was retired, and a mock-up pretending otherwise is the exact thing this site exists to avoid. A chargepoint checker is a build, configured to the schemes you install against. Ask on the call and you will get a price and a timeline, not a coming-soon badge.

What your customers are typing

They are already searching.
Your site just cannot answer.

These are the questions that bring a EV charger customer to a website. Every one of them is someone who has decided they want it and is checking whether they can have it.

  • “ev charger grant uk 2026”
  • “ev charger grant no driveway”
  • “can renters get the ev chargepoint grant”
  • “workplace charging scheme how much”

Land them on a page that answers the thing they typed, and you are not competing on price. You are the reason they are having the conversation.

The rules, for your trade

EV chargepoint grants

Checked against gov.uk on 30 August 2026 and kept current, so your website is never quoting last year's scheme.

01

The on-street grant changed who is eligible

Until it existed, no driveway meant no chargepoint and no grant. A cross-pavement solution now qualifies for £500 — and most of those households have no idea, because the last time they looked the answer was no.

02

£2,000 a socket for schools

The largest per-socket figure of the five, up to forty sockets, and almost nobody is chasing it. A single college is worth a great many domestic installs.

03

Landlords go up to 200 sockets

Private landlords, social housing providers and management companies, at £500 a socket. That is a portfolio conversation rather than a doorstep one.

04

Every one of them ends 31 March 2027

A genuine deadline rather than a manufactured one, which makes it the rare thing you can put in an advert without embarrassment.

Every open scheme

The five, and who gets which.

Rates restated 1 April 2026. All five close 31 March 2027. Checked against gov.uk.

  • Renters and flat owners

    £500 — A household with private off-street parking that rents, or owns a flat.

  • Households with on-street parking only

    £500 — For a cross-pavement solution — the route in for anyone without a driveway.

  • Landlords

    £500 — Per socket, up to 200. Private landlords, social housing providers, management companies.

  • Workplace Charging Scheme

    £500 — Per socket, up to 40. Businesses, charities and the public sector.

  • State-funded education

    £2,000 — Per socket, up to 40. Schools and colleges — the largest per-socket figure of the five.

Pricing

From £79 a month.

AnswerHQ is £79 a month on its own. Add a checker built for your schemes and it is £199. If you would rather we sent the traffic as well, that is from £895 plus ad spend.

See what is in each

Setup

Two lines of code. Live in days.

Nothing on your site gets rebuilt or ripped out. It works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or a custom build.

01

Book a 15-minute call

We look at your site and your trade, and tell you straight whether AnswerHQ is worth it for you.

02

We brand it to you

Your logo, your colours, your tone. Configured to the schemes you actually install against.

03

You paste two lines

Or we do it. Either way you are live in a few working days.

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FAQ

EV charger installers, answered

Is there an EV checker I can embed today?
Not as a stock demo — ChargeCheck was retired, and we would rather say so than show you a mock-up. What runs on your site today is AnswerHQ: it answers EV questions from your own pages and books the survey. A chargepoint checker is a build, configured to the schemes you install against; that is a conversation on the call, with a price, not a coming-soon badge.
Which grants are there, exactly?
Renters and flat owners — £500; Households with on-street parking only — £500; Landlords — £500; Workplace Charging Scheme — £500; State-funded education — £2,000. Rates restated 1 April 2026, all running to 31 March 2027. Checked against gov.uk and linked on this page.
Why does this need a tool at all?
Because the eligibility branches more than any other scheme we handle. Renter or owner, flat or house, driveway or cross-pavement, domestic or landlord or workplace or school — a homeowner cannot work that out from gov.uk, and you should not have to explain it on every call.
What does AnswerHQ do for an EV installer?
It reads your website and answers from it — coverage, timescales, what you fit, what you charge if you publish it — and books the survey while the person is still reading. When your site does not cover something it says so rather than inventing an answer in your name.

Put AnswerHQ on your
EV charger website this week.

Fifteen minutes, your actual site on screen, and a straight answer about whether it is worth it for you.

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