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Chargit vs Hey! Charging

Short answer

At 4,000 kWh per year, Chargit is estimated to leave you with the most (€338 net, indicative). Note: Chargit deducts extra costs that this estimate leaves out. The difference may be smaller or reversed. But there is more to it than the amount: also weigh payout cadence, contract and terms below.

We put Chargit and Hey! Charging side by side on pricing model, estimated net earnings, payout and terms, independent and sourced.

Side by side

ChargitHey! Charging
Pricing model
18%
Extra costs at Chargit, besides 18%: + costs

These costs are not in the headline rate.

  • Required Chargit charge-management subscription: from €4.95 per connector a month (excl. VAT), 24-month term, plus a one-off €15.95 connection fee per AC connector (excl. VAT) source
  • Registration and verification costs are deducted from proceeds; amounts not published source
See it in the trust breakdown
25%
Net/year at 4,000 kWh€300 - €370€280 - €340
PayoutAfter saleNot stated
WhenOnly after the charging data is processed and registration, verification, sale and receipt by Chargit are complete.The sign-up page gives no payout date. Per the mandate, Targray pays Last Mile Solutions by 31 March of the year after the charging year; proceeds reach you via Last Mile Solutions and Hey! Charging.
ContractUnknown12 months
AudiencePrivate, Business, HOAPrivate, Business, HOA
ConditionOnly for charging stations with a Chargit subscription; sign up via Mijn Chargit. Home charging requires a charge point with a built-in MID meter.Signing up via Last Mile Solutions requires a customer number (6 or 7 digits, per the form on your invoice or in your customer portal) and a document showing your name and EAN code. Hey! Charging’s ERE page lists five sign-up links: Stekker, Laadloon, Xolvere, Joulo and Last Mile Solutions. Which route you get depends on the link you pick; the page states no preference. This comparison covers the Last Mile Solutions route: only that one has its own Hey! Charging mandate and rate. The other four are those providers’ own offers, which we compare separately.
Trust score4.7/10 · Limited5.7/10 · Fair
Hidden feesYesExtra costs found only in the termsUnknownCannot be checked: price or terms not public
NEa listYesNo

Net amounts are indicative, based on 4,000 kWh per year and the current ERE market price. An NEa listing is not an approval. Always check the current terms with the provider.

Chargit strengths

  • Charging data comes automatically from Chargit charge management
  • Also for HOAs (VvEs) and business sites

Watch-outs

  • Chargit subscription required (€4.95/connector/month, excl. VAT)
  • No ERE terms published
  • Terms: green value belongs to Chargit unless agreed otherwise
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Hey! Charging strengths

  • Consumers can cancel any time after year 1, one month’s notice
  • EREs already registered are still paid out after cancelling
  • Own ERE page links to the sign-up

Watch-outs

  • Only with a customer number
  • No payout date stated; money flows via Last Mile Solutions and Hey! Charging
  • Mandate refers to a non-public document for the commission
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