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Host a Station

Turn your site into part of India's charging network

Sites that pass our assessment go into the location pool our investors choose from. You provide the location; BizliPoint handles the equipment, the installation and the operation.

Who we work with

Partners who make the network possible

Different property types suit different charging. All of them are worth a conversation.

  • Landowners

    Vacant or underused land with road access and nearby electrical supply can often support a charging site.

  • Petrol pump operators

    Existing fuel stations already have the frontage, access and forecourt layout that charging needs.

  • Hotels & restaurants

    Guests who arrive with a low battery tend to stay longer, and charging becomes a reason to choose you.

  • Shopping centres & commercial property

    Visitor parking with a predictable dwell time is well suited to AC and mid-power DC charging.

  • Fleet operators

    Depots with spare yard space that could also serve public or partner vehicles between shifts.

  • Investors & businesses

    Organisations looking to participate in charging infrastructure as the network expands.

Site suitability

What makes a good charging site

You can get a rough sense of whether your site works before you contact us. None of these are absolute rules — several strong factors can outweigh a weak one.

Works in your favour

  • Direct access from a road vehicles already use
  • Clear visibility from the road, or obvious signage potential
  • Safe, lit, accessible at the hours drivers need
  • Adequate electrical supply nearby, or a feasible route to one
  • Room to manoeuvre and park without blocking other traffic
  • Something to do within walking distance — food, shops, restrooms

Makes it harder

  • No realistic route to adequate electrical capacity
  • Access restricted to business hours only
  • Difficult entry or exit for larger vehicles
  • Unresolved ownership, tenancy or right-of-way questions

Still worth asking. Some of these are solvable, and a site that does not work today may work once nearby capacity changes.

The process

From first message to a working charge point

Five steps. Nothing is committed until the site has been assessed and both sides have agreed the terms.

  1. 01

    Submit your location

    Share where the site is, roughly how much space is available and what kind of property it is. A few lines is enough to start.

  2. 02

    The opportunity is reviewed

    Location, access, visibility and the charging demand expected in that area are considered, to establish whether the site is worth taking further.

  3. 03

    Site feasibility and infrastructure assessment

    Available electrical capacity, the connection work required, civil requirements and the charge point mix the site could support.

  4. 04

    The commercial model is discussed

    Who provides what, how the site is operated and how the commercials work. This is settled per site, because it depends on what the assessment found.

  5. 05

    Deployment after approvals and agreements

    Once agreements are in place and the necessary approvals obtained, the site is installed, commissioned and connected to the charging network.

What you will not find here

Guaranteed returns, fixed payback periods and passive income figures are not published here, and are not quoted before a site has been assessed. Charging economics depend on location, traffic, charge point mix, electricity tariffs and the connection work required. Anyone quoting a return before looking at your site is guessing. Nothing on this page is an offer.

Submit your site

Tell us about your location

The more detail up front — city, approximate area, property type, nearest electrical supply — the further the review can get before anyone needs to visit.

  • Submitting a site places no obligation on either side
  • Nothing is agreed until terms are set out in writing
  • Your details are used to deal with this enquiry, nothing else

Approximate is fine — square feet, square metres or number of parking bays.

Anything that helps us respond usefully — site location, timelines, fleet size, number of vehicles.

Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

Partner FAQs

Questions partners ask us

If your question is not covered here, send it through the enquiry form.

Not covered here? Send the question through to the team.

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  • Sites that pass our assessment go into the location pool our investors choose from, or are developed by BizliPoint directly. Either way you are not buying equipment — you are providing the location, on commercial terms agreed per site after an assessment.