Metrics and Traction

DeCharge is not just a concept, it is a live, growing network with real-world infrastructure, energy output, and community participation. As we expand across regions and user segments, our traction metrics serve as a key indicator of network health, efficiency, and adoption readiness.

This section presents the operational and strategic metrics that demonstrate DeCharge’s momentum, measured in both device activity and ecosystem scale.

Key Deployment Metrics

Metric	Value as of Q2 2025
Total Chargers Deployed	600+ devices (Mini, Beast, Titan Mini)
Total Charging Minutes Logged	1.5 million+ minutes
Community-Owned Devices	Approximately 40 percent
Top Deployment Regions	Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Dubai
Operational Uptime (Avg)	97.2 percent
Total Energy Dispensed	275 MWh+

These metrics are regularly updated in our backend systems and shared via monthly reports to our community channels.

Growth Timeline

Quarter	Major Milestone	Growth Signal
Q4 2024	Season 1 Launch	First 154 devices deployed
Q1 2025	Backend upgrade, new manufacturing partner onboard	Delivery speed improved
Q2 2025	Delegated deployment at scale begins	500+ Mini units deployed
Q3 2025 (upcoming)	Titan pilots initiated, new host dashboard live	Data tracking at charger level

Engagement Signals

• Over 9,000 unique visits to the DeCharge map interface

• More than 5,000 unique users in community channels (Telegram, Discord)

• User-generated content campaign generated 20+ testimonials and site walkthroughs

• A good positive response rate on host satisfaction surveys

• Over 65 percent of Season 1 hosts opted to continue into Season 2

Global Map Traction

DeCharge’s live deployment map reflects all active, pending, and planned device locations. This data is also used to:

• Guide delegated deployment prioritization

• Estimate charger density per city or state

• Help investors and hosts choose strategic locations

• Benchmark underserved areas for future focus

Community-Led Growth

DeCharge’s early traction was not led by a corporate marketing campaign, but by its community. From organic Twitter campaigns to ambassador-led webinars, much of the current footprint has emerged from user initiative.

This model of bottom-up growth has helped the network reach diverse geographies, and it remains a key part of our scaling strategy.