Comparison
Laadloon vs Xolvere
Short answer
At 4,000 kWh per year, Laadloon and Xolvere are estimated to leave you with the same amount (€490 net, indicative). Note: Xolvere deducts extra costs that this estimate leaves out. The difference is in payout cadence, contract and terms below.
We put Laadloon and Xolvere side by side on pricing model, estimated net earnings, payout and terms, independent and sourced.
Side by side
| Laadloon | Xolvere | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | 20% | 20% Extra costs at Xolvere, besides 20%: + costsThese costs are not in the headline rate.
|
| Net/year at 4,000 kWh | €440 - €540 | €440 - €540 |
| Payout | Annual | Quarterly |
| When | By default (‘Optimal’) in Q1 of the year after the charging year, as the terms also say. With ‘Direct’ your EREs go to an existing sale earlier and the money follows once that sale has been received; no fixed date is given. | Quarterly; first payout expected around March 2027. |
| Contract | 12 months | 12 months |
| Audience | Private, Business | Private, Business |
| Trust score | 9.0/10 · Strong | 5.6/10 · Fair |
| Hidden fees | NoNo costs beyond the headline price | YesExtra costs found only in the terms |
| NEa list | Yes | Yes |
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.
Laadloon strengths
- Consumers can cancel monthly, also in year one
- Option of an earlier payout via ‘Direct’
Watch-outs
- Site says 20% incl. VAT; terms say excl. VAT where VAT is due
Xolvere strengths
- Quarterly payout
- Commission falls yearly to 16%
- No tacit renewal
Watch-outs
- REV account still pending (expected end of 2026)
- First payout expected around March 2027
See the full comparison
Put every ERE provider side by side on earnings and terms.