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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do not trust AdXcelerator

Do not trust AdXcelerator – my personal experience with their EV charger lead service

Do not trust this company without carrying out your own detailed checks first. I am sharing my personal experience so other electrical contractors can make an informed decision before committing their money.

On Friday 24th April 2026, I was cold called by a representative named Eldor from AdXcelerator, who offered 20 EV car charger installation job leads at £50 per lead, costing £1,000 in total.

During the conversation, I explained that I wanted time to think about the offer and that I would get back to him on Sunday 26th April 2026. After the phone call, I received confirmation that they would provide 20 EV charger leads within 72 hours.

After proceeding with the service, I found that the process was not as straightforward as it was presented during the initial sales call. I was later informed that customer EV Charger usage and consumption information would be required before EV charger installations could move forward. This is backwards as you cant get the information unless you have already installed the Ev Chargers , obtaining this data from customers can be inconvenient and create delays for both the engineer and the customer.

My concern is that these requirements and conditions were not made clear during the initial sales conversation. The service was presented as providing EV charger installation leads, but additional information requirements were introduced afterwards which affected the ability to progress the opportunities.

I would strongly advise other contractors to ask detailed questions before paying for any lead service. Make sure you understand that I wasn’t able to get him on the phone after I gave him my money; he didn’t answer the phone and would send repetitive emails requesting the usage and consumption of the EV charger over the day, month and years. Make sure you understand exactly what you are receiving, what qualifies as a lead, and what responsibilities are placed on you before entering into any agreement.

This review is based on my own experience and the issues I encountered with the service provided. Hopefully this helps someone from wasting their time and hard-earned money.

April 6, 2026
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