Hey! Charging
ERE provider
What do you keep with Hey! Charging?
Net per year, indicative
- Hey! ChargingNot stated€ 410 to 510
- Median, open offersAll providers open now€ 490
At 4,000 kWh about € 30 below the median.
Compare all providersWith Hey! Charging you have the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and receive your share of the ERE proceeds (registration runs through Targray). Rate 25%, payout not stated, contract 12 months. Only with a customer number from Hey! Charging.
Trust score
Fair · 6.1/10
18 checks of public terms
- Hidden fees3.3
- Clear terms6.0
- Payout & exit8.0
- Strong backing7.5
Hidden fees
Cannot be checked: price or terms not public
Net per year*
Rate
Payout
Contract term
Hidden fees
* Indication at 4,000 kWh per year, based on public rates and the current ERE price.Adjust calculation
Hey! Charging in short
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
Points of attention
- 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
Terms
- Rate
- 25%25% of proceeds; the page does not mention VAT. Per the mandate the commission is excl. VAT ‘where applicable’. The price per ERE is the calendar-year average
- Payout
- Not statedThe 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.
- Contract term
- 12 months
- Notice period
- Consumers: opt out of renewal before the new year, afterwards any time with one month’s notice; no exit fee.
- Extra costs
- No extra costs mentioned besides the 25%; the mandate refers to a non-public ‘Document B’ for commission and settlement.
- Condition
- Sign-up 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 also lists Joulo and Xolvere as sign-up options.
- Processed via
- Targray
- For
- Private · Business · HOA
Trust score
How trustworthy is Hey! Charging?
We checked 18 points in the public terms, prices and company details. Every point has a source; anything not made public earns no points.
Checked on October 6, 2026 · How we calculate the score
Hidden fees1/3 passed · weight 30%3.3
Headline price is published before sign-up: Yes
The sign-up page states 25% of proceeds as the fee; you receive 75%. source
No extra costs on top of the headline price: Not public
The page mentions no other costs, but the mandate (art. 4.10) states the commission excl. VAT and refers to a non-public Document B for ‘commission, revenue split or fees’. source
Any extra costs are shown next to the price: Not public
The page says nothing about VAT; what Document B contains cannot be checked. source
Clear terms3/5 passed · weight 20%6.0
Full terms are public, no account needed: No
The mandate is public but refers to a non-public Document B and a non-public ‘Overeenkomst Inboekdiensten Elektriciteit’. The form asks you to accept ‘tarief- en leveringsvoorwaarden’ without linking any document. source
Term and notice period are clearly stated: Yes
One full calendar year, then renewed a year at a time; consumers cancel after year 1 with one month’s notice, businesses with two months or one month before the end of the year (also mandate art. 5). source
No one-sided price changes without a right to cancel: Not public
The mandate has no unilateral change right (regulatory changes lead to talks or cancellation, art. 8A.3), but commission and settlement are in the non-public Document B. source
No tacit renewal into a new fixed term: Yes
Art. 5: after the first calendar year a consumer can cancel at any time with one month’s notice. source
Public privacy policy: Yes
The sign-up form links to the public Last Mile Solutions privacy statement. source
Payout & exit4/5 passed · weight 25%8.0
A concrete payout moment is stated: No
The page gives no payout date. Per the mandate (art. 4.10) Targray pays Last Mile Solutions by 31 March; proceeds then reach you via Last Mile Solutions and Hey! Charging, with no date given. source
Paid automatically, no claim or threshold: Yes
‘After registration the payment is calculated and paid automatically’; no claim or threshold found. source
No holdback or reserve on payouts: Yes
No reserve or withholding clause found. source
Cancel without a fee, at most one month’s notice: Yes
Consumers: opt out of renewal before the new year, afterwards any time with one month’s notice; no exit fee. source
EREs already earned are still paid after leaving: Yes
Art. 5: after termination the right to payment for registered EREs remains; submitted volumes are still processed. source
Strong backing4/5 passed · weight 25%7.5
Legal entity and KvK number on the website: Yes
Footer: Hey! Charging B.V.; the general terms state KvK 81537662. source
Address and direct contact (phone or email) published: Yes
De Wieken 14, Sint Nicolaasga, phone 085 064 58 27 and info@heycharging.com. source
Itself on the NEa list of registration providers: Via partner
Hey! Charging itself is not on the NEa list (7 August 2026); the sign-up page names Targray, and Targray Europe B.V. is listed. source
Every link (or registered parent) active since 2023 or earlier: Yes
Hey! Charging cites 2019 for its first charger. On the Last Mile Solutions route the customer mandates Targray Europe B.V. (KvK 23089343, registered on 26 February 1998, parent Targray Group Ltd., incorporated on 8 December 1989). Targray pays Threeforce B.V. (KvK 24360819, registered on 23 March 2005). Both are old enough, so the age check stays yes. The Joulo and Xolvere links were not opened. source
Every link is part of a larger group or has documented funding: No
Hey! Charging names no parent or investors. Targray Europe has parent Targray Group Ltd. The weakest link is Hey! Charging itself, so the backing check stays no. The Joulo and Xolvere links were not opened. source
Company details
- Company
- Hey! Charging B.V.
- KvK number
- 81537662
- Via
- Targray Europe B.V., Threeforce B.V.
- Background
- Charger maker from Sint Nicolaasga (Friesland); its first charger came on the market in 2019. No parent company or investors mentioned. On the Last Mile Solutions route the customer mandates Targray Europe B.V. (registered on 26 February 1998).
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What changed at Hey! Charging
We record every check of our data, since September 27, 2026. Latest check: October 21, 2026. Corrections of our own mistakes do not count as changes.
- Commission
- 25%
- unchanged
- Contract term
- 12 months
- unchanged
- Sign-up
- Open
- unchanged
- Trust score
- 6.1/10
- unchanged
No changes seen since September 27, 2026. When a price, term or score changes, this shows when, and from what to what.
All trends: electricity price, charging and EREChanges at Hey! Charging
We check every provider’s terms monthly. This is what changed, and what we corrected, with sources.
- Methodology
Note: on the Last Mile Solutions route the customer mandates Targray Europe B.V. (1998). Age stays yes, backing no. Source
- Added
Added to the comparison. Source
Experiences
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Hey! Charging reliable?
As of October 5, 2026, the rate at Hey! Charging is 25%, payout is not stated, the contract is 12 months and the trust score is 6.1/10. Hey! Charging has the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and pays out your share of the ERE proceeds (registration runs through Targray).
What does the earnings indication on this page mean?
The indication is calculated using a fixed reference volume, the working market price and this provider’s commission. It is a range for orientation, not a guaranteed amount.
Is an NEa listing a quality mark?
No. An NEa registration is a requirement to register EREs, but says nothing about the provider’s commission, service or conditions. Assess those points separately.
How do I switch to another provider?
A contract typically runs per calendar year and you are registered with one provider at a time. Switching is usually possible per new calendar year; check the notice period with your current provider.
What is the contract term with this provider?
The contract term is shown on this page; for most providers it is 12 months. Where a provider does not disclose this, we show “Unknown”.
Is this provider shown here because they paid?
No, providers don’t pay for placement. The provider appears in the comparison based on public data, just like all the others.
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