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OCPP Emulator Pricing

Start your testing with OCPP, OCPI, and automation validation. Upgrade later for more charger hours, CPMS routing, roaming networks, release workflows, or enterprise controls.

Starter
Free validation: 300 charger hours, 100 proxy hours, 7-day logs.
Pro
$500/month: 18,000 charger hours, 5,000 proxy hours, 30-day logs.
Enterprise
Custom usage, SSO and SCIM, Custom SLA.

Start your testing. Upgrade when usage grows.

All plans include OCPP 1.x/2.x, OCPI 2.1.x/2.x, and automation API access. Paid plans add higher charger hours, proxy routing, release workflows, webhooks, and enterprise controls.

Starter
Free

Free

Validate OCPP, OCPI, and automation flows before paid scale.

Charger hours count how long virtual chargers stay online. CPMS proxy routing hours count traffic routed through OCPPLab to your backend.

  • 300 hours of chargers online each month
  • 100 hours of CPMS proxy routing each month
  • Connect 2 CPMS systems
  • Connect 1 OCPI roaming network
  • Store 1 GB of charging data
  • Keep logs for 7 days
  • OCPP 1.x and 2.x included
  • OCPI 2.1.x and 2.x included
  • Automation API access included
Start your testing

No credit card required. Includes monthly free usage.

Pro
Most Popular

$500 / month

Run recurring OCPP and OCPI tests with CPMS routing, release workflows, and webhooks.

Charger hours count how long virtual chargers stay online. CPMS proxy routing hours count traffic routed through OCPPLab to your backend.

  • 18,000 hours of chargers online each month
  • 5,000 hours of CPMS proxy routing each month
  • Connect 4 CPMS systems
  • Connect 3 OCPI roaming networks
  • Store 50 GB of charging data
  • Keep logs for 30 days
  • OCPP 1.x and 2.x included
  • OCPI 2.1.x and 2.x included
  • Automation API access included
  • Release automation integration
  • OCPI roaming and webhooks
Start Pro

Billed monthly. Upgrade when recurring QA usage grows.

Enterprise

Custom

Negotiate custom usage, regions, identity controls, audit support, and SLA terms.

Charger hours count how long virtual chargers stay online. CPMS proxy routing hours count traffic routed through OCPPLab to your backend.

  • Custom online hours, proxy routing, and storage
  • OCPP 1.x and 2.x included
  • OCPI 2.1.x and 2.x included
  • Automation API and custom release workflows
  • SSO, SCIM, and audit support
  • Dedicated deployment region options
  • Named account manager and custom SLA
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Custom pricing based on usage, deployment, and support needs.

Which plan fits your team?

Buyers usually do not need more pricing rows. They need to know which plan matches their workflow, protocol scope, and release pressure.

Starter

Best for: Small teams validating the product and early protocol workflows without committing budget.

Protocol fit: Includes OCPP 1.x and 2.x, OCPI 2.1.x and 2.x, one OCPI roaming network, and automation API access.

Decision signal: Best when free monthly usage is enough: 300 charger-online hours, 100 proxy-routing hours, and 7-day logs.

Pro

Best for: Teams running regular CPMS proxy, OCPI roaming, webhook, and release-automation workflows.

Protocol fit: Adds higher online-hour, routing, CPMS, roaming, storage, log-retention, automation, and webhook limits.

Decision signal: Best when $500/month unlocks the monthly operating headroom your QA and release process needs.

Enterprise

Best for: Organizations that need custom usage, deployment-region choices, identity controls, audit support, and SLA terms.

Protocol fit: Keeps full OCPP, OCPI, automation API, and custom release-workflow support with negotiated limits.

Decision signal: Best when SSO, SCIM, dedicated regions, account management, or a custom SLA is required.

What buyers usually verify before purchase

What you can verify on your own

Review protocol pages, integration pages, screenshots, and use-case walkthroughs before you ever book a call.

What changes between plans

The main differences are charger volume, roaming workflow depth, automation needs, deployment model, and support level.

When Enterprise is worth discussing

Enterprise starts making sense when on-premises or hybrid deployment, dedicated support, procurement review, or very high-scale validation becomes part of the buying decision.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers about protocols, charger profiles, scale testing, security, and pricing.