Is Kerbo Charge Still in Business? (2026 Update)
Mike Gordon and Ben Whittaker pitched Kerbo Charge in season 21, offering a protective channel that lets electric vehicle owners run a charging cable across a public pavement from a home charger to a car parked on the street, without creating a trip hazard.
Yes, still in business, and recently enough on air that this is one of the easier calls in this batch. Kerbo Charge's own site was live and taking orders when we checked in July 2026.
What they pitched in the Den
Kerbo Charge asked for £50,000 in return for 6% of the business, implying a punchy £833,333 valuation for a company this young. Deborah Meaden backed the deal on those terms.
The pitch targeted a specific, growing headache: EV owners who do not have off street parking but still need to charge at home, and the patchwork of local council rules around running a cable across a public footpath safely and legally.
Are they still trading?
When we checked, kerbocharge.com was a fully functioning company site with an active order flow, including a postcode entry tool, a Get Started button, and published pricing, not just a static marketing page.
That kind of working self serve ordering flow, tied to postcode based availability checks, points to a company that is actively fulfilling installations rather than one running on inertia after its television appearance.
Can you get one installed?
Yes, as of our check you could enter a UK postcode directly on kerbocharge.com to start an order and see pricing for an installation.
Because this is a physical, council adjacent installation rather than a shelf product, availability may vary by local authority and street, so the postcode checker on the company's own site is the most reliable way to confirm coverage in your area.