watt.ma

Based in Morocco, WATTSC, doing business as watt. ma specializes in electric vehicle (EV) charging management software, facilitating the installation and management of charging stations across various sectors, thereby promoting sustainable mobility solutions. Based in Casablanca, Morocco, and founded in 2020, WATTSC, doing business as Watt. ma operates as a software provider focused on electric vehicle charging management to address the growing demand for EV infrastructure in the region.

In January 2026, watt. ma raised pre-seed funding. Watt. ma offers a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) charging management platform based on the OCPP 2.

0. 1 protocol, designed to facilitate the deployment and management of EV charging stations across various sectors in Morocco. The platform provides a centralized system for installation, management, and billing of charging stations, allowing users to optimize electric vehicle charging for fleets, residential complexes, commercial properties, and public infrastructures. Key functionalities include real-time monitoring of energy consumption and performance, automatic billing, and integration with local payment systems.

Target customers comprise businesses operating in diverse sectors such as hospitality, real estate, and public services, as well as individual EV owners seeking convenient charging solutions. Watt. ma's services are primarily focused on the Moroccan market but aim to expand their reach into French-speaking African regions, targeting a growing customer base keen on sustainable mobility solutions. Watt.

ma generates revenue through a combination of subscription services and transaction fees associated with their EV charging management platform. Clients typically pay for the installation and ongoing management of charging stations, which may include integrated payment systems for end-users. Pricing structures involve service fees for the platform's functionalities, with options for businesses to adopt flexible plans tailored to their specific needs, such as fleet management or residential charging solutions. The firm may also engage in partnerships with local businesses and municipalities to facilitate the deployment of charging stations, enhancing its market presence.

Revenue is derived from both B2B relationships and direct-to-consumer transactions, reflecting the company's commitment to building a robust infrastructure for electric mobility in Morocco. The company will use the January 2026 funding to further develop its SaaS charge point management system for electric vehicle charging operations.