You buy and own the asset
- You own the charging infrastructure from day one.
- Swish delivers it turnkey, from design to commissioning.
- Swish works to maximise the grants you can claim.
- Supervision and maintenance by Swish.
The transition to electric mobility is not just a technical challenge; it is a strategic financial decision. At Swish, we adapt to your cash flow strategy.
There is no single “right” way to approach the investment. What remains constant is simplicity. Whether you buy the asset (CAPEX) or subscribe to the service (OPEX), Swish acts as your single strategic partner.
Both models come with the same partner and the same service. What changes is how the investment is carried.
Four steps, with one point of contact.
We review your sites, your fleet and your cash-flow strategy.
CAPEX, OPEX or partial financing by Swish.
Grants can cover up to about 40% of eligible costs. We identify the programmes that apply and manage the process.
Installation, supervision and maintenance by one partner, under the model you chose.
Financing changes who pays and who owns. The service stays the same.
An impartial site survey and engineering, with hardware chosen for your project.
Works, grid connection and commissioning managed end to end.
24/7 supervision with SwiGo. Availability above 99%.
Preventive and corrective maintenance. Most incidents are resolved remotely.
Analyse which model best meets your financial priorities.
6 questions
It depends on your priorities. CAPEX gives you ownership from day one. OPEX preserves your cash flow with a fixed monthly fee. The decision matrix and the CAPEX vs OPEX page compare both.
Yes. Under the OPEX model, Swish finances the project totally or partially.
Ownership is transferred to you at the end of the agreed term.
Supervision, maintenance, energy purchase and user billing, for a fixed and predictable monthly amount.
Grants can cover up to about 40% of eligible costs. Eligibility depends on your market and your project, and Swish helps you identify the programmes that apply.
Under OPEX, Swish owns and operates the asset during the contract, so the operational risk stays with Swish.
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A single point of contact from site survey to daily operation.