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JuiceNet

EV charging in Seattle: an electric SUV charging at a home Level 2 charger

Now live & growing · Seattle & the Eastside

Seattle & the Eastside, your next EV charge is right around the corner.

JuiceNet turns the Level 2 chargers already in Seattle & Eastside driveways into a neighborhood charging network — drivers charge nearby, hosts earn from a charger they own. Our first Seattle hosts are on the map. Real EV charging in Seattle, powered by neighbors, not far-off public stations.

Free to join · Be first when we go live near you

Works with any EV — J1772 & NACS (Tesla)

Why EV charging in Seattle is changing

Seattle drives electric. Its charging hasn't caught up — yet.

54%
of Seattle households rent

Most apartments and condos still have nowhere to plug in overnight. Neighbors' chargers close that gap.

#2
U.S. state for EV adoption per capita

Second only to California — roughly 1,800 EVs per 100k residents, and climbing faster than public stations can keep up.

$2,600
in Puget Sound utility rebates

Puget Sound Energy offers up to $600 for a home Level 2 charger plus $2,000 toward install — the same charger you can host.

Now growing on the Eastside

Serving Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah & the Eastside

Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah and the surrounding Eastside communities are facing increasing demand for convenient EV charging. As more neighbors go electric, JuiceNet is building a community‑hosted network that brings reliable Level 2 charging closer to home — so you spend less time hunting for an open public station.

BellevueRedmondKirklandIssaquahSammamishBothellNewcastleMercer IslandWoodinville+ more Eastside communities
For drivers

Charging in three taps

No broken public chargers, no waiting in line behind a stranger. That is what EV charging in Seattle should feel like.

Step 1

Find a charger nearby

See available Level 2 chargers hosted by neighbors near you, with real prices up front.

Step 2

Book & plug in

Reserve a time that works and charge on your schedule — no queues, no range anxiety.

Step 3

Pay in the app

Simple per-session pricing. Payments and payouts are handled automatically.

Own a Level 2 charger?

Turn it into income. Set your own price and availability, and earn every time a neighbor charges.

Become a founding host

Drive an EV in Seattle?

Skip the crowded public stations. Charge closer to home, on your terms, at prices you see before you plug in.

Find charging near you

Founding Seattle members get first access

01

Be first to charge — or earn

Get into the Seattle network the day it opens, before it fills up.

02

Founding host status

Early hosts help seed the map and get featured to the first wave of drivers.

03

Shape the Seattle network

Tell us which neighborhoods to light up first. We build where the demand is.

Questions

EV charging in Seattle & the Eastside — FAQ

Common questions from EV drivers and hosts across Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and Issaquah.

Where can I charge with JuiceNet in the Seattle area?
JuiceNet is live and growing across Seattle and the Eastside, including Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and Issaquah. Chargers are hosted by neighbors, so coverage expands as more hosts join — open the app to see what’s available near you.
How much does it cost to charge?
Each host sets their own per-session price, and you always see it up front in the app before you book. Because you’re using a neighbor’s home charger, it’s often more affordable than public charging, though rates vary by host.
Will JuiceNet work with my EV — J1772 or NACS (Tesla)?
Yes — and so will a plug-in hybrid. You just need your vehicle and the JuiceNet app. Home Level 2 chargers use either the J1772 or the NACS (Tesla) connector, and an inexpensive adapter bridges the two whenever your car and the charger don’t match — so any EV or PHEV can charge on the network.
How do booking and payment work?
Everything happens in the JuiceNet app: you book an available charger, plug in, and payment is handled automatically — no cash and no membership card.
Can I earn money hosting my charger on the Eastside?
Yes. Any Level 2 home charger can join the network — whether it uses the J1772 or the NACS (Tesla) connector. If you have one at home in Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah or a nearby community, list it on JuiceNet, set your own availability and pricing, and earn when neighbors charge.
What if there isn’t a charger near me yet?
JuiceNet is available nationwide and still growing, with an expanding presence across the Seattle Eastside. If nothing’s near you yet, join the waitlist and we’ll let you know as new hosts come online in your area.

Join the growing Seattle network.

Join the waitlist and we'll match you with charging near you as the map grows.

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