#1 Quickly find the cheapest chargers
See an overview of charger prices in your area directly on the map.
Pro tip: Watch out for outlier prices
We’ve found big outlier prices where you can pay up to €2,62 / kWh for charger under 23 kW on some privately managed chargers outside of municipal tenders. On our map you can see charger prices in the area and spot which chargers have outlier prices.
#2 See cheaper chargers nearby
We’ll show you if there’s a cheaper charger in your area before you start your session.
Pro tip: Compare charger prices often
Our analysis shows drivers can pay up to €0,26/kWh more to use an equivalent charger within walking distance. Yep, you’re getting the same power but could be paying more than you need to.
#3 Get cost estimates before you charge
Use Price Intel to see a full breakdown of kWh prices and additional costs for each charger and the estimated cost of your session.
This is especially helpful when a charger has complex pricing. This is when an operator or owner has set dynamic pricing where your price per kWh can change throughout your session. They can also set starting, parking and idle fees to use their charger.
#4 Know which charge card has the best price
On many chargers like Equans and TotalEnergies, you can compare which charge card has the best price. Pricing with the Tap Roamer subscription is usually the cheapest option, and we’re upfront when it’s not – that’s how transparency works!
#5 Manage your chargers for free
If you have your own charger, you can manage your charger on Tap for free, and even get paid if you want to allow others to use your charger.
With our EV charger management platform you can:
- Access control. Who can charge at the location?
- Set Tariffs. How much should the driver pay?
- Collect payments. Automatically collect money from visitors, neighbours or everyone when they use your charger.
Pro tip: Save more with a home dynamic energy contract
When your charger is on Tap, you can turn on our Dynamic Tariffs optimiser program. This program allows us to optimise charging speeds to automatically find the cheapest moments to charge for your dynamic energy contract. This follows the dynamic tariffs offered by Tibber, Frank, ANWB, Eneco and others.
