EV Payments - How much will I receive when someone is using my charger?
⚡ EV charging bookings — when and how you get paid
Payments for EV charging are made after the booking has taken place. You’ll see the payout in the booking’s earnings panel, labelled “EV Charging”.
🔎 How to recognise an EV booking
Look for the EV icon when viewing the booking:
Important: Please do not allow drivers to use your charger if the booking does not show the EV icon. Ask them to rebook in the app using the EV filter so charging is included.
💷 How earnings are calculated
Your EV earnings depend on your charger power (kW) and are subject to daily/weekly/monthly caps. For a full overview of listing pricing see this article. Below is the EV charging payout component:
|
Hourly (£) |
Daily Cap (£) |
Weekly Cap (£) |
Monthly Cap (£) |
|
| Up to 3.7 kW | 1.48 | 24 | 84 | 240 |
| 7 kW | 2.80 | 24 | 84 | 240 |
| Greater than 11 kW | 4.40 | 24 | 84 | 240 |
🧮 Worked example
Scenario: A 6-day booking on a 7 kW charger.
- Hourly: £2.80 → Daily cap: £24 → 6 days at the daily cap would be £144.
- Because £144 exceeds the Weekly Cap (£84), the weekly cap applies.
- EV earnings for the charging portion: £84 for that week.
💼 After the booking
- Payouts for the EV portion appear under the booking’s Earnings as EV Charging.
- When you withdraw funds, a 3% transaction fee applies. See details here.
📝 Summary
- EV charging payouts are made after the booking and shown as EV Charging in earnings.
- Only permit charging when the booking shows the EV icon.
- Earnings depend on charger power and are capped daily/weekly/monthly (see table above).
- Example: 6 days on 7 kW reaches the weekly cap (£84).
- Withdrawals incur a 3% transaction fee on the payout amount.