
Built for sun, rain and dust
A ventilated canopy shades the cabinet and sheds rain past the door seal. Cables enter from below through sealed glands.
Neighbours prepay for metered power from your solar or generator. PowerShare switches their port on, tracks every kilowatt-hour and pays you.
6–8 hours on an average day. Rarely when you need it.
Sized for your peak, so it idles for hours: money spent, earning nothing.
Petrol for every waking hour the grid is off.
Nobody sells ₦500 of power to the barber next door. There's no meter, the cash is a chase and the arguments aren't worth it. PowerShare fixes that part.
An installer does the wiring. You set the terms. Neighbours pay before they draw a single watt.
An installer mounts the cabinet beside your inverter or generator, runs a cable to each neighbour and tests every port before it goes live.
Choose your price per kWh and a load limit for each port in the app. Change it whenever you like.
They top up by card, transfer or USSD and their port switches on. When credit runs out, it switches off. Earnings pay out to your bank.
Every port has its own breaker. Protection never depends on the app or the internet.
Start with the neighbours you have. When the next one asks, an installer adds a port to the same box: no new cabinet, no rewiring.

A ventilated canopy shades the cabinet and sheds rain past the door seal. Cables enter from below through sealed glands.

The door display shows live load and which ports are on, even when your phone or the internet is not.

Padlock hasp, a door alert in your app, and a check that spots any connection that bypasses the meters.
PowerShare with a hybrid inverter, solar panels and a battery, set up for you, with the payback modelled for your site before you buy.
Launch pricing is coming. Register now and you'll see it first.
Move the sliders to match your setup. The sum is shown, so you can check it.
Before your own fuel or running costs and PowerShare's 3–5% fee. An estimate, not a promise: see our terms.
Get early accessFuel prices climb sharply. Running a generator for one household stops making sense; neighbours want cheaper, quieter power.
Power opens up to private and state-level players, including mini-grids and decentralised energy.
Prepaid meters, airtime and pay-as-you-go are everyday life. Topping up for power needs no explaining.
We're building and testing the first cabinets now. Tell us about your setup and we'll call when hardware is ready.
Early members get first allocation, a payback estimate for their own site and a direct line to the founders.
Prototype cabinets in testing