Gridio
Gridio
Publisher DNA
What defines Gridio?
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Portfolio
What does Gridio ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Automated smart-charging algorithms reduce energy costs without user intervention
- Official OEM API integration enables universal cross-brand compatibility
Tightly focused on 2 markets (Netherlands, United States).
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Europe (1)
- Netherlands1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Gridio compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target the same electric vehicle owner demographic, with Gridio focusing on home-charging automation via OEM APIs and ChargePoint providing access to a broad public charging network.
Contenders(8)
Both apps target EV owners seeking to reduce charging costs and manage energy usage, though they address different charging environments through software-agnostic home optimization versus proprietary public fast-charging infrastructure.
Both apps target European electric vehicle owners, with Gridio providing software-based cost optimization while EnBW mobility+ provides access to a physical fast-charging network.
Both apps target electric vehicle owners seeking charging solutions, but they diverge on the core mechanism: Gridio automates home charging via official OEM APIs, while ROAM focuses on manual discovery and payment at public destination chargers.
Both apps target electric vehicle owners, but Gridio focuses on home charging cost automation via OEM APIs while EV Connect manages public charging sessions and payments.
Both applications target electric vehicle owners by automating charging schedules based on energy market prices to reduce total costs. They compete directly for users seeking to minimize charging expenses without manual intervention.
Octopus Electroverse competes with Gridio by capturing the public charging segment of the European EV market, while Gridio focuses on home-based smart charging automation.
Both apps target electric vehicle owners managing charging sessions, though Gridio focuses on automated cost-savings via OEM APIs while Solar Station provides manual locator and session tools.
Electromaps competes for the same European EV owner audience by providing a discovery and payment layer that complements Gridio's automated charging services.
Same space(20)
AE Charging Point combines driver-facing navigation with station-owner management, contrasting with Gridio's driver-only focus.
EV - Charging Stations Map provides a discovery layer for EV drivers that complements Gridio's smart-charging management software.
Blink Charging offers hardware-software integration that contrasts with Gridio's API-first, hardware-agnostic model.
bp pulse operates a proprietary charging network that provides physical energy access for Gridio users on the road.
Chargemap provides a community-powered navigation utility that complements Gridio's home-charging focus with road-trip planning.
ev.energy directly competes with Gridio by automating home charging based on energy rates and solar production.
EVgo provides physical charging infrastructure that complements Gridio's software-only management approach.
EZE Charging focuses on public charging infrastructure, serving as a physical utility for drivers using Gridio's management software.
Fastned provides high-speed charging hardware that competes for the same EV driver attention as Gridio's software services.
Spot provides the market rate data required for Gridio's cost-saving algorithms, serving as a standalone price-monitoring tool.
Electric Car Charging Stations offers navigation and discovery tools that assist Gridio users in finding public charging infrastructure.
Easy Charging Quality acts as a large-scale aggregator for public charging, providing the infrastructure access Gridio lacks.
NeoCharge directly competes with Gridio by providing home energy monitoring and smart automation for EV charging.
Osprey operates a dedicated charging network that provides an alternative to Gridio's software-managed home charging.
Tarsheed Smart EV Charging offers a localized charging management utility that overlaps with Gridio's core automated charging functionality.
PlugShare serves as the primary discovery utility for EV drivers, while Gridio focuses on the charging management layer.
Tap Electric simplifies public charging access, offering a lightweight alternative to Gridio's complex energy management features.
Electricity Spot Prices provides the raw market data that Gridio uses to automate its smart-charging decisions.
WeaveGrid shares Gridio's focus on utility-integrated home charging programs to reduce costs for EV owners.
Zapmap acts as a regional discovery tool for EV drivers, overlapping with the navigation needs of Gridio's user base.
New entrants(2)
ampee directly competes with Gridio by automating EV charging based on home solar production.
JuiceBox provides the historical tracking and cost analysis that Gridio users need to verify their savings.
