generated: '2026-08-17'
method: searched
source: https://www.go-electra.com/en/price/
description: >-
  Electra publishes detailed, per-country consumer charging prices and one
  subscription product. It publishes NO API pricing at all — there is no
  developer plan, no metered API tier and no self-service purchase path for the
  OCPI roaming interface, which is priced inside a bilateral commercial roaming
  agreement. So the plans below are the charging product, recorded because they
  are what Electra actually publishes, and the API line is recorded as an
  explicit absence rather than omitted.
plan_count: 4
currency_note: Prices are VAT-inclusive; Switzerland is quoted in CHF, all other markets in EUR.
plans:
- name: Electra+
  type: subscription
  price: null
  currency: EUR
  billing_period: monthly
  commitment: none
  benefit: Up to -0.20 EUR/kWh (or -0.20 CHF/kWh in Switzerland) on every Electra charge
  promotion: First month free with code PLUS2
  included_quota: null
  overage: null
  note: >-
    The monthly subscription fee itself is not stated on the pricing page — the
    page leads with the per-kWh discount and the free first month and routes the
    reader to the app to see the fee. Recorded as null rather than guessed.
- name: Pay-as-you-go (Electra app, no subscription)
  type: usage
  price_unit: per kWh
  monthly_fee: 0
  rates:
  - {market: France, currency: EUR, low: 0.39, high: 0.61, pricing: demand-variable}
  - {market: Belgium, currency: EUR, low: 0.54, high: 0.75, pricing: demand-variable}
  - {market: Spain, currency: EUR, low: 0.39, high: 0.59, pricing: demand-variable}
  - {market: Switzerland, currency: CHF, low: 0.64, high: 0.64, pricing: fixed}
  - {market: Italy / Germany / Austria / Netherlands, currency: EUR, low: 0.54, high: 0.59, pricing: fixed}
  note: >-
    In France, Belgium and Spain the per-kWh price varies by time of day and
    station usage (peak / standard / off-peak) and the exact slot per station is
    only visible in the app. The country-to-rate mapping was read from the
    rendered pricing page; the page labels its country tabs with flag icons
    rather than text, so the Italy/Germany/Austria/Netherlands grouping carries
    slightly lower confidence than the France, Belgium, Spain and Switzerland
    rows.
- name: Ad-hoc without the app (debit card or third-party charging pass)
  type: usage
  price_unit: per kWh
  monthly_fee: 0
  rates:
  - {market: France, currency: EUR, from: 0.64}
  - {market: Belgium, currency: EUR, from: 0.79}
  - {market: Spain, currency: EUR, from: 0.59}
  - {market: Switzerland, currency: CHF, from: 0.69}
  - {market: Italy / Germany / Austria / Netherlands, currency: EUR, from: 0.69}
  note: >-
    This is the roaming-facing price. When a driver taps a third-party RFID
    charging card, Electra's help centre states that the card provider sets the
    price the driver pays, so this rate is the floor Electra charges rather than
    the driver's final price.
- name: Electra for professionals / fleets
  type: enterprise
  price: null
  currency: EUR
  billing_period: monthly-invoice
  included: >-
    Roaming access to the Electra network, a fleet management dashboard with
    permissions and activity monitoring, consolidated monthly invoicing, Electra
    charging cards for drivers, a loyalty rewards programme, 24/7 support.
  signup: https://business.go-electra.com/register
  note: >-
    No price is published. https://www.go-electra.com/en/business/ is a
    self-service registration plus a lead form
    (/en/business/pros-lead-form/) with no rate card.
fees:
- name: Overstay fee
  amount: 0.40
  currency: EUR
  unit: per minute
  applies_when: >-
    After the vehicle reaches 80% state of charge, at stations flagged as busy /
    saturated.
  grace_period: 5 minutes
  cap: 50 EUR per session
api_pricing:
  published: false
  self_service: false
  detail: >-
    There is no API plan, no developer tier, no free tier and no metered API
    price anywhere on Electra's public surface. Access to the OCPI CPO interface
    at https://ocpi.go-electra.com/ocpi/cpo follows a bilateral roaming
    agreement, and Electra publishes neither the terms nor a contact route
    specific to it — its help centre lists 180+ accepted e-mobility service
    provider cards but names no process for becoming one.