
ANWB Laadpas
Charging card
Without subscription or entry plan
€7.12a month
Plans
Gratis laadpas (zonder abonnement)€7.12
Laadpas met abonnement€3.99
- Where
- Many networks
- Payment
- Card and app
- For whom
- Anyone in the Netherlands
Charging cards compared
What does your charging cost with ANWB Laadpas and Greenchoice laadpas?
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ANWB Laadpas and Greenchoice laadpas side by side: both without a subscription, start fee: €0.89 and €0.40*; in the worked example €7.12 and €3.20* a month on top of the charger price.
Amounts from the providers' own sites, checked on September 27, 2026 · no paid placement
The numbers
What the card itself costs on top of the charger price: card, subscription, start fee and surcharge.
| Item | ANWB Laadpas | |
|---|---|---|
| Costs | ||
| Cardone-off | €2.95 | €1.95Lower |
| Subscriptionper month, entry plan | None | None |
| Start feeper session | €0.89 | €0.40*Lower |
| Surcharge on the charger price | None | None |
| Worked exampleextra per month, 100 kWh | €7.12 | €3.20*Lower |
| Use | ||
| Price shown before charging | Yes | Yes |
| Works across Europe | Yes | Yes |
| Card or app | Card and app | Card |
| ERE and score | ||
| Own ERE deal | No | Unknown |
| Card score | 7.3/10 · Good | 7.0/10 · Good |
Worked example
Per plan: what you pay per month on top of the charger price at 100 kWh in 8 sessions at chargers of €0.44 per kWh.

ANWB Laadpas
Charging card
Without subscription or entry plan
€7.12a month
Plans
Gratis laadpas (zonder abonnement)€7.12
Laadpas met abonnement€3.99
Greenchoice laadpas
Charging card
Without subscription or entry plan
€3.20*a monthLower
Plans
Laadpas zonder abonnement€3.20
Laadpas met abonnement€3.99
Amounts: the providers' tariff pages (see Sources).
Card score
Nine public checks in three pillars, the same rules for every card. Anything not public earns 0 points.
ANWB Laadpas7.3/10Card score · GoodCosts
weight 40%
Transparency
weight 35%
Usability
weight 25%
| Check | ANWB Laadpas | Greenchoice laadpas |
|---|---|---|
| Cost in the worked exampleCosts · Cheapest third: 1 · middle third: 0.5 · not computable: 0 | 0 / 1 | 0.5 / 1 |
| No subscription neededCosts · Entry plan without a monthly fee: 1 | 1 / 1 | 1 / 1 |
| Start fee per sessionCosts · None: 1 · up to €0.35: 0.5 | 0 / 1 | 0 / 1 |
| Price shown before chargingTransparency · Yes: 1 (AFIR Art. 5(5)) | 1 / 1 | 1 / 1 |
| Price computable up frontTransparency · No, fixed or percentage surcharge: 1 · flat own kWh price: 0.5 | 1 / 1 | 1 / 1 |
| All amounts publicTransparency · With VAT stated: 1 · without: 0.5 | 1 / 1 | 0.5 / 1 |
| Works across EuropeUsability · Yes: 1 | 1 / 1 | 1 / 1 |
| For any carUsability · No brand restriction: 1 | 1 / 1 | 1 / 1 |
| Card and appUsability · Both: 1 · one of them: 0.5 | 1 / 1 | 0.5 / 1 |
Extras
The first sentence of what the provider itself says. Everything is on each card's page, with sources.
ANWB LaadpasYesOver 1,000,000 charge points in the Netherlands and abroad; per the FAQ the card works at more than 80% of public (fast) chargers abroad.
Over 1 million public charge points in 22 countries (the business page says over 950,000).
ANWB LaadpasPrice shown up frontThe card itself is free; ANWB charges a one-off €2.95 shipping fee.
One-off shipping fee €1.95, collected on the first invoice.
ANWB LaadpasNoANWB's ERE page explains EREs and refers to registration service providers; it does not describe an ERE service run by ANWB itself.
No ERE offer for home charging found on greenchoice.nl.
ANWB LaadpasANWB sells a home charger with MID meter (Zaptec Go 2) including installation.
Greenchoice also sells home chargers.
ANWB LaadpasYesANWB Zakelijk offers the same card or key fob for SMEs, sole traders and employees, with one monthly invoice in the company's name (VAT shown separately).
Business Greenchoice card for SMEs at the same tariffs (€0.40 start fee or €3.99 per month, €2.99 for customers).
ANWB LaadpasFree card: cancel any time with immediate effect in the app.
No fixed end date; cancel digitally with 30 days' notice.
Which one suits whom?
No winner and no advice: these are the differences in the public data. Lower means a lower amount, nothing more.

ANWB Laadpas
Greenchoice laadpas
Both
Sources

ANWB Laadpas
Checked on September 27, 2026
Greenchoice laadpas
Checked on September 27, 2026
Questions
Answered with the numbers on this page, the same way for both.
ANWB Laadpas: subscription none, start fee €0.89, surcharge none. Greenchoice laadpas: subscription none, start fee €0.40*, surcharge none. In the worked example (100 kWh in 8 sessions at chargers of €0.44 per kWh) that is €7.12 and €3.20* a month on top of the charger price. * Amount as the provider publishes it, without saying whether it includes VAT.
ANWB Laadpas: yes. Over 1,000,000 charge points in the Netherlands and abroad; per the FAQ the card works at more than 80% of public (fast) chargers abroad. Greenchoice laadpas: yes. Over 1 million public charge points in 22 countries (the business page says over 950,000).
ANWB Laadpas: yes. Greenchoice laadpas: yes. That counts towards the card score, under transparency.
ANWB Laadpas 7.3/10 (good); Greenchoice laadpas 7.0/10 (good). The card score counts nine public checks: costs 40%, transparency 35% and usability 25%, with the same rules for every card.
ANWB Laadpas: no. ANWB's ERE page explains EREs and refers to registration service providers; it does not describe an ERE service run by ANWB itself. Greenchoice laadpas: unknown. No ERE offer for home charging found on greenchoice.nl. Since 1 January 2026, ERE payment for home charging needs a charger with a built-in MID meter; you can also arrange ERE separately from your energy supplier or charging card.
With a charger that has a built-in MID meter you earn ERE payment for what you charge at home. Compare the providers on net earnings and trust.
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