A price per kWh only tells half the story.
What a charging session costs depends on your car, the time of day and how long you stay. We take all of it into account.
Chargers on the same street can differ by more than double.
Some chargers add a fixed fee per session, even if you barely charge.
After 30 or 45 minutes a per-minute fee often kicks in.
A kWh can cost more during the day than at night.
From charger to charging cost in three steps.
Pick your car
600+ electric cars with battery, consumption and charging curve. Or enter your own specs.
We price every charger
For every session we simulate minute by minute: kWh, session fee, time fees, peak/off-peak.
Charge or drive for less
Colours on the map show the real price. The trip planner finds the cheapest stops.
Everything to charge smarter.
Live map of Europe and beyond
Hundreds of thousands of chargers with their real price for your session, as coloured pins. Exact prices in 11 countries with official data; community prices elsewhere.
Price at any time
Peak, off-peak, weekend: pick a time and watch the map change, in each charger’s local time.
Trip planner
Finds every sensible trade-off between cheaper and faster — across borders. Set your own maximum travel time.
0 → 100 % per charger
Charging time and cost with your car’s charging curve, plus the cost for 100 and 1000 km.
Garage, favourites, trips
With a free account you save your cars, favourite chargers and trips — on all your devices.
Honest about the data
Every price with its source and time. Local currency, converted at ECB rates for comparison. Incomplete or suspicious tariffs are never shown as “cheapest”.
Built on the official source.
Since April 2025 the EU AFIR regulation requires every operator to publish location, availability and ad-hoc price for free. We collect those feeds every 30 minutes across Europe, add VAT where needed and show the source and time with every price.
Open bundle (ODbL) of the official National Access Point feeds of Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Finland, France, Netherlands, Poland and Portugal.
Official feed of the Belgian National Access Point: status and ad-hoc price of the large networks.
Open OCPI files with prices of thousands of public and semi-public chargers.
The largest open registry of chargers worldwide. Prices there are free text from the community: we only use unambiguous ones, marked ≈.
The community map of the world. We add its charging stations in countries where the other sources have little or nothing; a price only when its “charge” tag is unambiguous, marked ≈.
City of Antwerp tariffs for chargers that don’t publish a price in the feed yet — marked ≈.
UK operators’ statutory open OCPI feeds (char.gy, ChargePlace Scotland, GeniePoint and more): exact prices.
France’s national register: the operator’s price text, converted where unambiguous — marked ≈.
Free. Really.
Frequently asked questions
European feeds are collected about every 30 minutes, community data daily. Every charger shows when its price and status were last updated.