Easee vs Zaptec vs Wallbox: which charger should you choose to share and monetize it?

Easee, Zaptec and Wallbox are the three charger brands most compatible with ShareNplug, and also the most popular among owners looking to share their installation. Here's how they differ, to help you choose the one best suited to your project.

Easee: compact design and software

The Easee charger bets on a compact form factor and a modern app. It's a Norwegian brand still rolling out in France: the availability of certified technicians can vary by region, worth checking before buying if you're counting on a quick install.

Zaptec: dynamic load management and multi-charger setups

Zaptec stands out for its dynamic power management and outdoor durability. It's the option most often recommended for co-owned buildings and multi-charger car parks, since the system intelligently distributes available power across several simultaneous charging points — a real asset if your goal is to share the charger across multiple households.

Wallbox: the most proven choice

Wallbox (Pulsar and Commander models) is the longest-established of the three on the consumer market, with a very wide track record among individual owners. Its app allows full remote control and regular software updates. It's often the preferred choice for hosts who want a proven solution from day one.

V2C: the solar-integrated alternative

V2C stands out for its ability to integrate with an existing solar installation, prioritizing charging from surplus solar production — a strong argument if you already have panels and want to make a dual installation pay off.

Our recommendation by profile

• Single-family home, simple use → Wallbox, for its proven reliability.
• Co-owned building or several chargers on one meter → Zaptec, for its dynamic power management.
• You have solar panels → V2C, to optimize self-consumption.
• You want compactness and the most modern app → Easee.

Whatever the brand, ShareNplug connects directly to your existing charger: no need to replace it if you already own one, integration happens via the manufacturer's API.

See the Easee page

See the Zaptec page

See the Wallbox page

See the V2C page