Sock8
Private cloud or on-premise

Self-hosted EV charging software for infrastructure control

Sock8 can be deployed into customer-controlled infrastructure for organisations that need to own the hosting boundary, data location, network access, and operational change process.

The deployment combines an agreed software licence with installation, environment configuration, documentation, handover, and support. Architecture, availability, observability, backup, and upgrade responsibilities are defined before implementation.

Who it is for

Built for teams accountable for live charging.

  • Enterprises with data-residency requirements
  • Government and regulated deployments
  • CPOs with established platform operations
  • Infrastructure owners requiring private networking
Problems it solves

Replace operational blind spots with one system.

  • SaaS hosting outside the approved control boundary
  • Unclear data residency or infrastructure access
  • Dependence on a shared vendor environment
  • No defined path for internal operations teams
How it works

A clear path from connection to daily operation.

01

Define the boundary

Agree hosting location, accounts, network access, secrets, domains, data stores, and ownership responsibilities.

02

Prepare infrastructure

Provision the approved environments, connectivity, observability, backup, and security controls.

03

Install and validate

Deploy the agreed Sock8 modules and test charger, user, integration, and failure-recovery flows.

04

Handover and operate

Transfer documentation and access, train the operating team, and begin the agreed support cycle.

Product view

See the operating detail behind the promise.

Customer-hosted deployments provide the same network operations workspace within an agreed private architecture.

Representative Sock8 product interface

Features

Capabilities included in the product scope.

  • Customer-controlled infrastructure
  • Private-cloud or on-premise topology
  • White-label CSMS and driver web app
  • Environment and deployment documentation
  • Handover and initial training
  • Optional managed DevOps and extended support
Protocols and interfaces

Designed to connect the charging stack.

OCPP 1.6JOCPP 2.0.1OCPI 2.2.1OICP integrationsREST APIsWebhooks
Implementation or migration

Move from technical discovery to a controlled launch.

  1. 1

    Architecture workshop

    Capture capacity, residency, identity, networking, encryption, recovery, and availability requirements.

  2. 2

    Readiness review

    Verify that environments, DNS, certificates, access, storage, monitoring, and backup controls are ready.

  3. 3

    Deployment and acceptance

    Install the agreed release and execute functional, integration, operational, and recovery checks.

  4. 4

    Handover

    Deliver documentation, training, release procedures, escalation routes, and the agreed support model.

Customer evidence
400+ connectors migrated
6 wks to migrate · 400+ connectors
Echarge Moldova · Moldova
The programme demonstrates Sock8's ability to move an operating network and mixed charger estate through a controlled platform transition.

Evidence shown is limited to the named deployment facts currently approved for this site.

Deployment

Choose the operating boundary.

Available for customer private cloud or on-premise infrastructure. High availability, dedicated environments, and managed DevOps are scoped to the target architecture.

Pricing information

Scope the commercial model.

Customer-hosted software uses a custom perpetual licence and annual support model. Infrastructure, migration, integrations, and advanced operations are quoted from the agreed scope.

View platform pricing
Buyer FAQs

Questions technical and commercial teams ask.

Is customer-hosted the same as managed cloud?+

No. Customer-hosted places the agreed software in customer-controlled infrastructure and assigns operational responsibilities explicitly.

Can Sock8 deploy on-premise?+

Yes, when the target environment and connectivity meet the agreed architecture and support requirements.

Who manages upgrades?+

Upgrade responsibility, testing, maintenance windows, and major-version work are defined in the licence and support scope.

Can Sock8 provide managed DevOps?+

Managed DevOps can be quoted as an additional service for supported customer-controlled environments.

How is pricing determined?+

Pricing depends on modules, scale, environments, integrations, availability, migration work, and the required support coverage.