What EOS Linx does

EOS Linx, LLC is a privately held US company founded in 2020 and headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee, that operates a multi-layered EV charging network combining Level II charging hardware with integrated digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising and anonymized data monetization. The company sells four charger models — Nova, Solstice, Axis, and the flagship Aurora (which features a 75-inch digital display, solar input, and battery backup) — all built on a modular, edge-computing architecture powered by Intel vPro and OpenVINO toolkits that enables component-level hardware and software upgrades without full-unit replacement. The software stack includes the EOS Charge mobile app (iOS/Android), remote monitoring, dynamic load management, energy management, and a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) pathway for migrating legacy Enel X/JuiceBox hardware onto the EOS network.

EOS serves three customer segments: site hosts (hotels, retail centers, convenience stores, office buildings, multifamily housing, schools, and municipalities), EV drivers (consumer and residential subscribers), and advertisers (brands buying DOOH screen inventory). The company monetizes through six revenue streams: charging session fees (Pay-as-you-go, Subscribe & Save, Unlimited), DOOH advertising (200+ screens, 60M monthly impressions across 16 major markets), data monetization of anonymized usage and environmental data, hardware sales (Purchase Program), Charging as a Service leases, and residential subscriptions (36/60-month terms). Site host programs span zero-cost Owned & Operated (passive revenue to host), CaaS (larger revenue share via lease), and outright Purchase (host retains up to 90% of charging revenue).

Go-to-market combines direct enterprise sales, a growing channel-partner network (Choice Hotels as nationally approved partner; Independent Buyers' Co-Op covering up to 6,100 Southern stores; Lone Star BA Cooperative up to 100 Texas sites; Clayton County Public Schools district-wide; SRI Group on GSA Schedule for federal/state/local buyers; utility partners Middle Tennessee Electric and Seven States Power), and a consumer self-serve mobile app. Notable capital-light competitors' shutdowns (Enel X US, Volta) have created a customer-acquisition window that EOS is actively pursuing via its Enel X Priority Program and Volta-targeting outreach. No public funding rounds, revenue figures, or institutional investor disclosures are available in the source data.

Name

EOS Linx

Legal name

EOS Linx, LLC

Website

https://eoslinx.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2020

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

EOS Linx operates a US EV charging network that combines Level II charging stations with integrated digital out-of-home advertising and data monetization, serving site hosts (hotels, retail, municipalities), EV drivers via a mobile app, and advertisers across 200+ screens in 16 markets.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

EV Charging Infrastructure

NAICS

Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (2211)

SIC

Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600)

akta.pro primary industry

Charging Network Operators & CPOs Offering Smart Charging/V2G (EUAFAMAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing) (TLAKAMAG), Home Energy & EV Charging (HEMS, Smart Meters, Batteries, Chargers) (HSAPAQAF)

Keywords

• EV charging stations
• Level II chargers
• DOOH advertising
• Charging as a service
• Residential EV charging

Headquarters

HQ city

Brentwood

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Operations, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. EV Charging Fees: Revenue generated from driver charging sessions. EOS offers multiple payment models: Pay-as-you-go (account-less interactions), Subscribe & Save (subscription discount), and Unlimited Charging (flat-rate unlimited). For site hosts, revenue share varies by program: Purchase Program site hosts retain up to 90% of charging revenue; Owned & Operated provides passive revenue; CaaS offers a blended lease with higher revenue share.
2. Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) Advertising: The Aurora and other stations equipped with digital displays generate advertising revenue by selling screen time to brands. EOS holds exclusive rights to sell and run ads on displays; site hosts may retain prior written approval. Over 200 screens, 60M monthly impressions, dynamic pricing in 16 major markets. Revenue is shared with site hosts.
3. Data Monetization: EOS collects and monetizes anonymized operational and environmental data including device telemetry, network performance, equipment utilization, location-based infrastructure data, anonymized mobility indicators, and environmental conditions. Aggregated datasets are used for analytics, infrastructure planning, research, and commercial purposes.
4. Hardware Sales (Purchase Program): Site hosts can purchase EOS charging equipment outright through the Purchase Program. Customers pay for equipment, installation, and manage operations themselves. Retain up to 90% of charging revenue and access applicable incentives to offset upfront costs.
5. Charging as a Service (CaaS): A blended leasing model where customers lease EOS equipment and capture a larger revenue share. Covers design, permitting, installation, and ongoing maintenance. End-of-term ownership terms vary by arrangement.
6. Residential Charging Subscriptions: 36- or 60-month residential charging subscriptions with upfront or financing options. At term end, subscribers own the equipment. Federal tax credits may be claimable. BYOD option available for compatible devices.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels9 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

EOS Linx operates a national network of Level II electric vehicle (EV) charging stations that combine charging hardware with integrated digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising displays and a cloud-connected software platform. The company sells, leases, and operates charging stations for site hosts (hotels, retail, multifamily, municipalities, schools) and offers consumer-facing mobile app access, residential charging subscriptions, and a DOOH advertising product sold to brands.

Product overview

EOS Linx offers a multi-layered EV charging platform that combines hardware charging stations with integrated software and digital media capabilities. The product portfolio includes four EV charger models: Nova (versatile parking lot charger), Solstice (compact with digital display), Axis (compact with printed branding), and Aurora (flagship with integrated DOOH marketing, solar, and battery backup). All chargers are supported by the EOS Charge mobile app for driver navigation and payment, with additional offerings including residential charging programs and a Digital Out-of-Home advertising platform generating revenue for site hosts through 75-inch digital displays. The platform is designed with edge computing and modular architecture for adaptability and future upgrades.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Nova: Sleek, minimalistic Level II EV charger designed for parking lots, configurable as single, dual unit or wall-mounted charger.
• Solstice
• Axis
• Aurora
• EOS Charge App

Products and services

• Nova EV Charger A sleek, minimalistic Level II EV charger designed to fit in parking lots and withstand the elements. Configurable as a single, dual unit, or wall-mounted charger for sites requiring 2 to 200 chargers.
• Solstice EV Charger A smaller, permit-friendly Level II EV charger with a modular design that includes an integrated digital media display for advertising and messaging during charging sessions.
• Axis EV Charger A compact Level II EV charger with a modular design and a permit-friendly footprint. Provides printed branding opportunities on the upper panel for site customization and visibility.
• Aurora EV Charger The flagship EOS Linx charger offering a fully integrated network of smart engagement technology that combines EV charging with a digital out-of-home marketing platform (75-inch display), solar energy, backup battery, and robust power management system.
• EOS Charge Mobile App A mobile application that allows EV drivers to locate EOS charging stations, track charging sessions in real time, make seamless payments, save favorite locations, and access charging history. Supports multiple payment models including Subscribe & Save, Pay-as-you-go, and Unlimited Charging.
• EOS Residential Charging Program A residential EV charging service for individual homeowners and multi-unit communities offering flexible equipment, maintenance, and installation options through 36- or 60-month subscription terms. Includes upfront or financing payment options, equipment ownership at term end, federal tax credit eligibility, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) option, and equipment refresh capabilities.
• Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) Advertising Platform A high-visibility, data-driven digital advertising platform delivered through 75-inch displays integrated into EOS EV charging stations. Offers over 200 screens generating 60 million monthly impressions across 16 major markets, with daypart advertisements, proof-of-play reporting, dynamic pricing, and hyper-local targeting for advertisers.
• Enel X Migration / Priority Program A priority program launched in 2024 for former Enel X (JuiceBox) commercial and residential customers that provides 1:1 consultations, priority installation, migration assistance to EOS software, and Bring Your Own Device compatibility for existing Enel X hardware, enabling a seamless transition to the EOS network.

Quantifiable outcome

• 400 sockets currently deployed, 155 locations and growing, 20,000 eligible deployment sites under MSA, 1,500 preferred deployment sites under MSA
• +8 more outcomes

Named customers7 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability5 records

Feature7 records

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered notable, core and major.

• SRI Group, LLCnotableChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 19 November 2024EOS Linx partnered with SRI Group, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), to be added to the GSA Schedule contract vehicle. This enables EOS to expedite sales to Federal, State, and Local government buyers transitioning to EV infrastructure.
• Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS)notableStrategic or Co-development Partner · 16 May 2024EOS partnered with Clayton County Public Schools in Jonesboro, Georgia to install Aurora Charge Stations at schools across the district. The installations were completed during the 2023-2024 school year, showcasing EOS's commitment to community and educational infrastructure.
• Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE)notableStrategic or Co-development Partner · 12 July 2023EOS partnered with Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE) to install EV chargers at MTE headquarters in summer 2023, supporting fleet, employee vehicles, and visitor charging. This partnership supports MTE's sustainability goals.
• Seven States Power CorporationnotableStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 May 2023EOS partnered with Seven States Power Corporation to add EV chargers in Atoka, Tennessee in 2023. This partnership is part of EOS's efforts to make EV charging accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) / ADAM ProgramcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 January 2023EOS Linx is a proud partner of NCMEC and the ADAM Program, donating a portion of its digital ad space to display missing child alerts on EOS charging station screens. In 2025, over 2,300 alerts were displayed across the network, contributing to 163 resolved cases. This is an ongoing community commitment that reinforces EOS's social impact mission.
• Brent Willson (NeoVolta Founder & CEO)coreOthers · 26 October 2022Brent Willson, NeoVolta Founder and CEO, was appointed to the EOS Linx Board of Directors. This board appointment strengthens the strategic partnership between EOS and NeoVolta and brings battery technology expertise to EOS's governance.
• NeoVoltacoreTechnology or Integration · 11 August 2022EOS Linx selected NeoVolta as its battery supplier for EOS Charge Station deployments through 2023. NeoVolta founder and CEO Brent Willson was appointed to the EOS Linx Board of Directors, strengthening the strategic relationship. NeoVolta batteries ensure EV chargers stay safe and reliable.
• Lone Star Business Association CooperativenotableChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 June 2022EOS partnered with the Lone Star Business Association Cooperative to install up to 100 EOS Charge Stations at member stores across Texas. This partnership expands EOS's presence in the Texas market.
• Independent Buyers' Co-OpmajorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 16 March 2022EOS Linx entered an agreement with Independent Buyers' Co-Op to provide EV charging stations at select member stores across the South, with up to 6,100 potential locations. This is one of EOS's largest channel partnerships by scale.
• Choice Hotels InternationalmajorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 2 February 2022EOS partnered with Choice Hotels International to provide EV charging stations at select properties in Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Nashville. EOS is also a nationally approved EV charging partner for Choice Hotels across their portfolio.
• IntelcoreTechnology or IntegrationEOS Linx EV charging stations use Intel technology including vPro Platform and OpenVINO Toolkit. This technology contributes to faster market deployment and enables edge computing capabilities across the charging network. CEO Blake Snider discussed this partnership publicly with Intel.
• IntelcoreTechnology or IntegrationThe EOS Linx connected EV charging solution relies on Intel technology for edge computing and deployment speed. This is an ongoing technology partnership that underpins EOS's connected infrastructure platform.

Scale indicators20 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• ChargePoint: ChargePoint operates the largest Level II EV charging network in North America, serving similar site hosts (hotels, retail, workplaces, multifamily) with networked Level II stations and a software/CPMS platform — directly comparable to EOS Linx's core CPO business.
• Blink Charging: Blink operates a mix of Level II and DC fast charging stations across the US with direct sales to property owners and a Blink mobile app — comparable CPO/equipment business model competing for the same site-host customers as EOS Linx.
• FLO: FLO (formerly AddÉnergie) is a Canadian-headquartered Level II and DC fast charger manufacturer and network operator with growing US presence — a directly comparable vertically-integrated CPO/equipment maker expanding into the same markets as EOS Linx.
• Enel X Way (JuiceBox): Enel X Way / JuiceBox was the dominant US residential and commercial Level II charging brand before its 2024 US shutdown — EOS Linx's direct migration program targets exactly this customer base, making Enel X Way the closest peer in product and customer segment even in shutdown.
• SemaConnect: SemaConnect (now part of Blink Charging) provides commercial Level II charging hardware and software to workplaces, multifamily, and fleet customers — a direct Level II CPO competitor with comparable target customer base.

Broad incumbents

• EVgo: EVgo is a publicly-traded US DC fast charging network that overlaps with EOS at site locations but focuses on fast-charge highways and retail anchors — a broader incumbent with a different product profile.
• Electrify America: Electrify America operates the second-largest US DC fast charging network — a much larger incumbent serving overlapping retail and highway sites, but with a fast-charge-only focus and different ownership structure.

Emerging players

• Wallbox: Wallbox designs and sells Level II charging hardware (Pulsar Plus, Quasar) for residential and commercial use with a focus on smart home energy integration — overlapping with EOS's residential charging program and hardware business.

Others

• Lamar Advertising (DOOH business): Lamar Advertising is a major US outdoor advertising operator with a large DOOH portfolio — not a direct charging competitor, but a relevant reference for how EOS's 60M monthly impressions across 200+ screens could scale into a meaningful media business.
• AMPECO: AMPECO provides white-label EV charging management software (CPMS) for network operators — comparable to EOS's edge-compute software platform in functionality, serving the same CPO customer need for monitoring, billing, and energy management.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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