Replugger

How it works

Buying and selling chargers, without the headache.

Pricing, inventory, paperwork and logistics are what make charger deals painful. We run that part so you don't have to.

For buyers

  1. 1

    Find or request

    Browse live listings, or send a sourcing request with power, connectors, quantity and delivery country.

  2. 2

    Talk to an agent

    Your agent confirms availability, shares extra photos, serial numbers and documentation, and answers technical questions.

  3. 3

    Quote & contract

    You get a firm quote per unit including any logistics. We put the deal on paper with both sides.

  4. 4

    Pay & ship

    Once payment terms are met we arrange pickup, packing and freight to your site.

For sellers

  1. 1

    Tell us what you have

    Brand, model, quantity, condition and where the hardware is. Photos and stock lists help.

  2. 2

    Valuation

    We price it against comparable deals and current demand, and agree a strategy with you.

  3. 3

    We find the buyer

    Your chargers go in front of operators, CPOs and installers in our network — listed publicly or sold quietly.

  4. 4

    Handover

    We coordinate negotiation, contract, payment and pickup until the stock has left your warehouse.

Questions

Do you only sell used chargers?

No. Listings include new surplus stock — often still in original packaging — as well as used and refurbished units. Each listing states its condition.

Where is the stock?

Each listing shows its region. Today most stock sits in Europe and North America. We ship internationally.

Can I buy a single unit?

Yes, where the seller allows it. Some listings are sold as a lot — the listing or your agent will tell you.

Are prices negotiable?

Listed prices are per unit. Volume, timing and logistics all play a role — talk to your agent.

Can you check a charger before I buy?

Ask your agent for extra photos, videos, serial numbers or an inspection. Listings marked Replugger Verified have been checked by our team.

What does it cost to sell?

We'll explain our fee during the valuation call. There's no cost to get a valuation.