Distribution Pricing, Rebates & ROI Analysis
Buy direct at distribution pricing, find out what rebates apply to your property, and see the real numbers before you commit.
What This Service Actually Includes
Three things bring down the real cost of a commercial EV charging project: buying equipment at distribution pricing instead of retail markup, applying for rebates and incentives that may be available for your location and utility, and running a real ROI and NPV analysis before you commit so you know the payback timeline going in. Eagle 1 Solutions includes all three as part of every project, not as an upsell.
Distribution Pricing: Buying Direct vs. Retail Markup
Eagle 1 Solutions sells EV charging equipment directly, which means you’re buying at distribution pricing instead of paying a retail markup on top of what an installer marks up again. That’s a meaningful difference on commercial-scale projects, where you may be purchasing multiple units across a parking lot, a fleet depot, or a multi-building property.
Rebates & Incentives: Checked for Your Specific Property
Rebates and incentives for commercial EV charging vary by state program, utility service territory, and property type, and they change over time. Rather than quote numbers that could be outdated by the time you read this, we check what’s currently available for your specific address and utility as part of your free site assessment, so you’re working with real, current figures.
ROI & NPV: Seeing the Real Payback Timeline
Before you commit to a project, you should know roughly how long it takes to pay for itself and what it’s worth over its lifetime. This isn’t a rough guess, it’s a real calculation based on your property’s usage patterns, your local electricity rates, and your actual equipment and installation costs after distribution pricing and rebates are factored in. For the full breakdown of how this works, see our guide on what commercial EV charging really costs.
Our Clients
Wilson Automotive Group
Advanced Fresh Concepts
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Glendale
EV Charging Solutions FAQ's
Yes. Distribution pricing applies to both Level 2 and Level 3 equipment.
Rebates and incentives vary by state program, utility service territory, and property type, and they change over time. We check what’s currently available for your specific address and utility as part of your free site assessment.
Yes. We provide a real ROI and NPV analysis based on your property’s usage patterns, local electricity rates, and actual costs after distribution pricing and rebates, so you know the payback timeline before you commit to anything.
Our focus is commercial, fleet, government, multi-family, and hospitality properties, we don’t provide residential or single-family home charger installation.
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