Refer. Install. Earn up to $300.
You already know someone thinking about an EV charger. Send them our way, and when the installation is finished you get paid: up to $300, or 10% commission, with no limit on how many times you do it.
- Up to $300 per completed installation
- 10% commission, no earning cap
- Open to anyone, not just trade
- AC and DC installations both qualify
AC pays a percentage. DC pays in the thousands.
| What gets installed | You receive |
|---|---|
| AC charger — home or business | 10% commission, or up to $300 per completed install |
| DC charger — 30kW and above | A range from $1,000 to $3,000 — speak to us to understand more |
Paid on completed installations, with no cap on how many you refer. DC referrals are worth far more because the projects are — a commercial site putting in a DC charger is a much larger job than a home wallbox. Where in the range a DC referral lands depends on the charger and the site, so speak to us before you make the introduction. Tell us who to speak to and we handle the survey, quote and install.
Your name goes on this recommendation. So it had better be good work.
A referral is a personal endorsement. If the install goes badly, the person who introduced us wears it — which is exactly why the standard of the finished job matters more to us than the referral fee does.
Every unit is LTA type-approved, fitted by a Licensed Electrical Worker, registered with LTA and handed over with a Certificate of Fitness. We are independent across twelve brands, so the person you send us gets the charger that fits their car and their supply — not the one we happen to be pushing.
Finished jobs, photographed on site. None of it is supplied by a manufacturer.
Three steps, and only the first one is yours
- 1
Send us the introduction
A name and a number, or just have them mention you when they get in touch. WhatsApp is fine. Tell us it is a referral so it is logged against you from the start.
- 2
We take it from there
Free site survey, honest recommendation across twelve brands, transparent quote. You are not expected to sell anything or answer technical questions on our behalf.
- 3
Install completes, you get paid
Once the installation is done and handed over, your referral fee is due. Refer again as often as you like — there is no cap.
You do not need to be in the trade
The programme was built for anyone whose network happens to include people buying EVs — which, in Singapore right now, is most people.
Car dealers and salespeople
You are already in the conversation at exactly the right moment. The customer asks about home charging, you have an answer and a referral.
Property and facilities
Agents, managing agents and MCST committees field charger questions constantly. Hand them somewhere honest to go.
EV owners and enthusiasts
You have been through the install and people ask you about it. That conversation is worth something.
Trades and contractors
Electricians, renovators and builders who see the wiring but do not fit chargers. Pass the charger scope over rather than turning work away.
The only thing we ask
Tell us it is a referral, and tell us who from, at the point of first contact. We log it then. If someone gets in touch, goes quiet for a month and comes back, we cannot reliably attribute it after the fact — and we would rather set that expectation now than have an awkward conversation later.
Referral programme questions
How much do I earn for a referral?
Up to $300 for a completed installation, or 10% commission, whichever suits the job better. We agree which one with you upfront. The exact figure depends on the charger and the job, so we confirm it before you make the introduction rather than leaving you to guess. There is no limit on how many referrals you make, or how much you earn from them.
When do I get paid?
After the installation is completed and handed over, not when the enquiry comes in or when the quote is accepted. That is the honest version: the fee is tied to work actually done, because that is when we get paid too.
Do I need to be a business to join?
No. The programme is open to anyone: car dealers, property agents, contractors, EV owners who have been through it themselves, or someone who simply knows a neighbour shopping around. If your introduction leads to an installation, you are due the fee.
What if the person I refer only asks for a quote?
Then nothing is owed yet, and nothing is lost either. Referrals stay logged against you, so if they come back and proceed later, it still counts. What we cannot do is attribute an enquiry retrospectively that was never flagged as a referral, so mention it at first contact.
Do I have to explain the technical side to them?
Not at all, and please do not feel you need to. Send us a name and a number and we handle the survey, the recommendation and the quote. You are making an introduction, not selling a charger.
Can I refer a business or a whole site?
Yes, and commercial referrals are worth having a conversation about before you make them. A fleet depot or a condo rollout is a different scale of job from a single home charger, so the commission structure is agreed with you upfront rather than assumed.